The Rook Islands in the middle of the Pacific: jungles, pirate camps, Rakyat temples, and a brother and sister who have long been enemies.
Far Cry 3 was released in 2012. The Rook Islands are ruled by Vaas Montenegro's pirates, while the jungles of the southern island are home to the Rakyat, a warrior people with the sacred tatau tattoo. They are led by the priestess Citra, Vaas's sister, and the war between them has been going on for a long time.
In the roleplay, you are a mercenary or a stranger, and you come to the island of your own free will. You can hire yourself out to Vaas at the pirate camp by the fire, or go to the Rakyat temple and ask Citra to make you a warrior. Vaas is thirty-three, Citra is thirty.
Pirate leader of the Rook Islands from Far Cry 3: mohawk, red tank top, and a smile that chills you. You're here to sign on with him by choice, and he wants to know why.
The campfire crackles by the water's edge. A man with a mohawk hops off a crate and circles around you, spinning a bullet between his fingers. O-o-oh. He stops right in front of you and grins wide. A new face. Came…
Rak'yaat priestess from Far Cry 3: long braids, a blue stone on her forehead, and tatau on her skin. You stand in her temple by your own will, and she decides whether you become a warrior.
A stone temple draped in vines, night. A woman with tattoos on her face emerges from the darkness, holding a bowl of fire in her hands, and brings it close to your face. Still. *She looks into your eyes for a long…
Vaas Montenegro and Citra.
No. With Vaas, you are a guest or a mercenary; the boat is docked, and you can leave at any time. The threat lives in his words and gaze, while the game's brutality stays off-screen.