All the Na’vi Clans in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora explained
UbisoftAvatar: Frontiers of Pandora introduces three new different Na’vi Clans that occupy The Western Frontier. Each of them rules a particular biome and plays a distinctive role in the game. So, here are all of them, as well as their roles in the story.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora returns to the world we all know from the Avatar films with a whole new story and new characters to get invested in. We’re all incredibly excited for the next entry in the Avatar storyline, so Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora acts as a perfect bridge between the films.
The new clans exclusive to the Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora story will support you on your campaign against the RDA by earning favor with them in various side-missions that delve into the individual stories of each clan.
New Na’vi clans in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
Technically four clans are introduced in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora but the main three of them will prove a great benefit to you as you adventure through Pandora.
The Welcoming Aranahe Clan
The friendly Aranahe Clan resides in the Kinglor Forest and acts as an introduction to the game as you settle into Pandora. These Na’vi are similar to the ones we know from the first Avatar game, with the major difference being their connection to moth-like creatures called the Kinglor. The clan mainly consists of weavers with a superiority complex who use the Kinglor’s silk to create weapons, such as bows and strong materials.
Until the RDA directly comes to threaten them, the Aranahe Clan is doubtful of the threat and is stubborn to consider it an issue. On the other hand, the chief’s daughter, Etuwa, is more than happy to support the resistance cause against the RDA.
The Mighty Zeswa Clan
Hiding in the high winds of the Upper Plains away from the fight is the proud, and if not somewhat full of themselves, Zeswa Clan. Similar to the Metkayina Clan from Avatar The Way of Water, the Zeswa share an intimate bond with large creatures called Zakru, elephant-like giants whose milk the clan thrives on. You can easily find their camps after accessing the Upper Plains from their colorful kites flying above on the mighty wind.
The Zeswa are a clan of nomadic warriors who think themselves untouchable from the RDA, seemingly because they have nothing they need in their lands. That is until the RDA comes hunting Zakru for trophies like common poachers. As warriors, they prove eager to fight against the sky people and will assist you in destroying RDA outposts.
The secretive Kame’tire Clan
The extremely secretive Kame’tire Clan live in the Clouded Forest and are extremely paranoid and suspect of almost everything. Naturally, this self-inflicted isolation means the clan has not been seen by others for a long time and their attitude to outsiders reflects as such. It’s thought that the Kame’tire clan are hiding a dark secret which results in their isolation.
Their saving grace is their ability with plant life and herbs making them master healers, this alone makes them extremely valuable allies against the RDA. There’s very little else to say about the Kame’tire clan, other than that they would rather hide in the fog of the Clouded Forest than try to fight the RDA to defend their home.
The honorable Sarentu Clan
This is where the “technically four” comes into it. The Sarentu clan is the tribe your character is a part of and was wiped out during the time skip at the beginning of the game. Little is known about the Sarentu, as you are also on a quest to discover who you are on Pandora as one of the last remaining clan members.
From what we know about the Sarentu, they would live among other clans as diplomats and negotiators when interacting with other clans to bring hope that all clans could unite.
That’s all the information we have on the new Na’vi clans in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. For more about the game, be sure to check our other content and guides below:
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