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| “ | So this is the beast master. It fights with fire like Izila. It dreams to be like us. You are strong, Wenja. You want to rule Oros, like Izila. I will make you great. You will serve only me. Only Batari. | „ |
| ~ Batari |
Batari is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Ull) of the 2016 survival game Far Cry Primal. She is a charismatic priestess who leads the Izila in their conquest to conquer Oros and enslave those who inhabit it.
She was voiced by Debra Wilson, who also played Amanda Waller in Batman: The Enemy Within, Crying Wolf in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Renata Glasc in League of Legends, and Jormag in Guild Wars 2.
Personality and Traits[]
Batari, the illustrious matriarch of the Izila tribe, exudes an unwavering zeal, an unyielding vindictiveness, and an unmistakable arrogance. It is under her unrelenting guidance, as a spiritual guide, that her people have experienced an epoch of agrarian prosperity, albeit through the abiding yet benevolent hand of their revered leader. Bestowed with the honor of being born during a celestial phenomenon, a solar eclipse, Batari is hailed as a direct progeny of the resplendent sun goddess, Suxli. In the wake of this extraordinary lineage, the Izila have come to revere her as the "sun daughter," a celestial emissary destined to safeguard them from the perils that surround.
In the manner of the revered Izila sun deity, Batari presents herself as an emblem of benevolence, sustenance, and fecundity. However, concealed beneath her genial facade resides the spirit of an arrogant despot consumed by conceit and suspicion. Her fixation lies in attaining supremacy, firstly among her brethren, and secondly over the unconventional Wenja and Udam interlopers who inhabit neighboring tribes.
The mere mention of a single name lingers in the consciousness of the Izila matriarch: Krati, the appellation bestowed upon her cherished progeny. In a time long past, he gravely transgressed Batari's fidelity, instigating a rebellion that compelled Batari to condemn him to the inferno, his life consumed by the flames of his transgressions. Employing the legend of Krati the Annihilator as a tool of manipulation, Batari exercises her dominion over the Izila. Yet, within the recesses of her being, a profound trepidation festers, for she harbors an apprehension that her own flesh and blood may one day resurface to exact retribution upon her, leaving her breathless in the throes of mortality.
Biography[]
Past[]
In the midst of a celestial phenomenon, the serendipitous convergence of the summer solstice and a solar eclipse, Batari graced the world with her birth. Revered as the progeny of the sun, she was anointed by the Izila as their esteemed High Priestess, for they firmly believed her celestial communion ensured their very existence.
At this juncture, the Izila descended upon the land of Oros, subjecting the indigenous Wenja and Udam to enslavement or sacrificial rites. Amidst these tumultuous times, Batari's son, Krati, dared to challenge his mother's escalating influence, sensing her stranglehold on power. Regrettably, his audacious rebellion was swiftly quashed, resulting in Batari condemning him to a harrowing fate - immolation. Yet, consumed by trepidation of her offspring's potential retribution, she embarked upon an unyielding quest to maintain her dominion over the Izila, employing intimidation as her weapon of choice.
Far Cry Primal[]
In the throes of triumph, Takkar sets ablaze an Izila encampment, liberating the imprisoned Wenja souls. Yet, in the cruel clutches of fate, Batari ensnares Takkar, astounded by the astute prowess of the Beast Master. With bated breath, she extends an audacious invitation for him to grace her side. Unyielding, Takkar rejects her overtures, prompting a vengeful Batari to thrust him into a fiery abyss, only to witness his miraculous escape. Consumed by an incandescent rage, Batari's fury reaches new heights as Takkar pilfers the sacred mask of her departed son Krati from his sepulcher, thus igniting an inextinguishable flame of retribution.
In a bold and daring move, Takkar takes charge and leads a relentless assault on the Izila's native land. Utilizing the formidable mask of Krati, he instills fear and dread in the hearts of his adversaries, until it is ultimately shattered by none other than Batari herself. Engaged in a grueling battle with Takkar, Batari makes a desperate final attempt to overpower him. Yet, seizing the opportunity, Takkar seizes her by the neck and forcibly drags her towards the perilous abyss of the sacred Suxli altar, engulfed in a blaze of fire. In a chilling moment, as Batari scornfully taunts him and predicts the destruction of him and his Wenja tribe, Takkar holds her beneath the scorching flames, only to release his grip, thereby condemning her to a fatal plunge into the depths of the Suxli altar, thus ending her life.
Skills and Abilities[]
Batari possesses a shrewdness in manipulation, deftly employing fear to maintain control over her subordinates. Furthermore, her prowess as an archer is unparalleled, as she wields a distinctive double bow to combat her adversaries.
External links[]
- Batari on the Pure Evil Wiki
- Batari on the Far Cry Wiki
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