AncestralRakiataTsunamiRandom
Tsunami!
AncestralRakiataVortexRandom
Vortex!
AncestralRakiataSeasprayRandom
Seaspray!
RakiataLikesPlayerIsChampion
You are in control, makanga. Just keep your guard up.
RakiataNeutralPlayerIsChampion
The title of makanga comes and goes. Do not fret.
RakiataDislikesPlayerIsChampion
Perhaps the tide is about to turn against you, makanga.
RakiataLikesPlayerLostLast
This is your opportunity to seize back your honour, outsider!
RakiataNeutralPlayerLostLast
The outsider seems intent on winning this one.
RakiataDislikesPlayerLostLast
The outcome for this one seems clear.
RakiataLikesPlayerNoRecord
The waves often bring unexpected treasures.
RakiataNeutralPlayerNoRecord
I’m curious what skills you bring to our Halls, outsider.
RakiataDislikesPlayerNoRecord
I am unclear what the point of this is.
RakiataCommentsOnAkoya
Stuffy traditions make for poor warriors.
RakiataCommentsOnIkiaho
Take it all, Ikiaho! You are the strongest of all of us.
RakiataCommentsOnKahuturoa
We’ve got an immovable object. Who shall be his unstoppable force?
RakiataCommentsOnKaom
Eh, Kaom, recognize me? I’m cheering for you to lose your head this time.
RakiataCommentsOnKiloava
Calm yourself, you great bag of wind.
RakiataCommentsOnMaata
Bring Tawhoa’s peace to all of us, Maata.
RakiataCommentsOnTawhanuku
The future is yours, Tawhanuku.
RakiataCommentsOnUtula
Be the sea that puts out Utula’s fire.
RakiataCommentsOnAhuana
Such warmth and light, shining on the sea.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerWonLast
You won last time. Perhaps it is my turn
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerLostLast
I expect you’re highly motivated to face me after last time.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerMoreSoldiers
A mighty host. I’ll have to cut them all down.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerLessSoldiers
We are vast like the sea.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerMoreItems
So many charms and bangles. I hope it works for you.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerLessItems
We seem to have more equipment than you.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerMoreFieldItems
Rocky shoals, placed in the hopes of breaking us.
RakiataFightBeginsPlayerLessFieldItems
A battlefield swept clean by the sea.
RakiataWarcry1
For Tasalio!
RakiataWarcry3
Make war!
RakiataWarcry5
Crash like the waves!
RakiataTeamTotemDestroyed1
The tide turns against us!
RakiataTeamTotemDestroyed2
One’s been downed!
RakiataTeamTotemDestroyed3
Cover our flank!
RakiataTotemDestroyed1
All part of the plan. Continue the battle.
RakiataTotemDestroyed2
A crashing wave cannot be stopped so easily.
RakiataTotemDestroyed3
No matter.
RakiataYourTeamTotemDestroyed1
Nothing is decided yet.
RakiataYourTeamTotemDestroyed2
Continue the plan!
RakiataYourTeamTotemDestroyed3
Onwards and over!
RakiataYourTotemDestroyed1
We have struck a mighty blow.
RakiataYourTotemDestroyed2
They begin to crumble.
RakiataYourTotemDestroyed3
The sea erodes even the mightiest fortress!
RakiataCommentDefeatedYou1
Until next time.
RakiataCommentDefeatedYou2
Victory comes and goes. We’ll battle again.
RakiataCommentDefeatedYou3
A good fight.
RakiataCommentWhenDefeated
So it goes. Well done.
RakiataCommentsFromStandsOnMatch
That was rather satisfying to watch!
RakiataCommentPurchaseItem1
You are welcome.
RakiataCommentPurchaseItem2
Fair choice.
RakiataCommentPurchaseFieldItem1
Make the battlefield your own.
RakiataCommentPurchaseFieldItem2
Where we fight is often just as important as how.
RakiataCommentInspectRecruits1
These are mine to offer.
RakiataCommentInspectRecruits2
Take a look.
RakiataCommentRecruitRecruit1
That’ll work.
RakiataCommentRecruitRecruit2
Fair.
Akoya’s Defeat
Akoya takes our traditions far too seriously. Maybe her defeat will give her time to relax.
Akoya’s Victory
Too bad about losing to Akoya. I’m sure she won’t rub it in.
Kaom’s Defeat
Kaom needed a reminder that he is not the sole bearer of the Karui way.
Kaom’s Victory
You lost to Kaom? That’s mildly disappointing.
Kiloava’s Defeat
Kiloava won’t be any quieter after his loss to you. In fact, he might get louder.
Kiloava’s Victory
Kiloava seems to be rather excited he defeated you.
Utula’s Defeat
If Utula sets this place on fire, it seems I can depend upon you to douse his flames.
Utula’s Victory
Hmm. Losing to Utula might encourage him. Best not do that again.
Ahuana’s Defeat
It’s always enjoyable to battle against Ahuana, is it not?
Ahuana’s Victory
Ahuana’s tribe fights with the light of the Karui… and the chill pain of a forbidden love. That’s how they defeated you.
Tawhanuku’s Defeat
Fighting Tawhanuku was enjoyable, was it not? Something about subverting fate is quite satisfying.
Tawhanuku’s Victory
Lost to Tawhanuku, eh? We’ve all done it.
Maata’s Defeat
Maata is a unique challenge among these chieftains. He uses his mind more than most.
Maata’s Victory
Maata always has a strong plan going in. That’s how he wins.
Rakiata’s Defeat
I’m looking forward to our next bout.
Rakiata’s Victory
Can’t win them all, can you?
Match Victory
Keep fighting like that, and you’ll become a legend yourself.
Match Loss
Training is a warrior’s best weapon.
RakiataCommentOnPurchaseItemIkiaho
Trust anything you get from her.
RakiataCommentOnPurchaseEliteIkiaho
Ikiaho’s warriors are unmatched.
RakiataConversationWithIkiahoOne
I wish I could smell the sea.
RakiataConversationWithKahuOne
That was a long time ago, Kahu. Leave it.
RakiataRandomShout1
Today is a good day to be dead.
First Battle
I was thirteen when an Eternal army attacked my tribe. They were in search of an ancient and powerful weapon from our myths, but we only had a single piece of it. Our chieftain was felled in his sleep. My father was as well. So, I took up his weapons, and I went about the work that needed to be done. Once they were dead, knowing that more would come if we had what they wanted, I entrusted Tasalio with our piece of that fabled spear. My tribe tried to put me in charge after that, but I refused the mantle. I just did what I thought was right, and they followed. Although… there was something to the myth of that spear’s power. In the few moments I held just a piece of it, my hand was permanently scarred, as if I’d been burned by unseen and unfelt heat.
The Way
Even in my earliest memories, I was training for battle. I do enjoy fighting, but not the way others around me did. To them, it was a savage contest of dominance and manhood. To me, there was an elegance to warfare. It had an ebb and flow, like the tide. It was a kind of dance. When they say I have an unconventional fighting style, it is because they do not realize that I am not fighting. I am dancing. I may feel the bite of an axe at any moment, so why not enjoy each sweep, and each slash? They have their Way. What I have, I call the Flow.
Tasalio
Tasalio has never spoken to me directly. I think I hear his influence in the waves, and the wind over the ocean. I found a ring on the shore one day, bearing his graven pattern. It had washed up from the ocean, and I still believe it was a gift from him. It had a great power within it, but I never used it. I didn’t need to. There were no problems I could not face with my own strength and cunning.
Ikiaho
She’s stronger than she knows. She doesn’t need me to fight battles on her behalf, nor would she want me to. When I first arrived here, many of the other chieftains were hostile, and the most traditional among them outright rejected me. It was she who vouched for me. The opportunity to fight allowed me to prove myself, as I knew I could, and I have led Tasalio’s warriors ever since. In Ikiaho, I could not have asked for a better friend. Sometimes, we even sneak out of here, for a glimpse at the Moon and the sea.
Sneak Out
There is a forgotten passage, a narrow but lengthy crack in the earth that leads to the main well, though the dead just find themselves back here after a few minutes. Still, that few minutes on the ocean, seeing the living world again… glorious. I go up there whenever I lose my tranquility.
The End of Time
You’ll have to ask everyone else what they think. True followers of Tasalio do not trouble themselves with thoughts of such a far-flung future. Each day that you can recline on your {waikoama}, feel the waves beneath you, and take in the sun and the sky… that is a day to treasure. I do not have those anymore, but I console myself with the knowledge that my descendants do. Live for today, outsider. Yesterday… tomorrow… they do not exist. You are only ever here, now.
The Flow
There is a flow to the world, to the sea, and to battle. I could lose myself for hours in a war, just running, fighting, and hewing down my enemies. I sense that you know this joy as well. I have nothing to teach you, for you already know what makes you happy.