Pangatoru (Māori canoe)

Greaterwell-documentedMāori traditionPolynesian mythologyNew ZealandPolynesia

A traditional Māori ocean-going canoe used in the migrations that settled New Zealand. (Note: 1. Power tier should be Minor Spirit or at least Lesser (it's not described as having supernatural abilities), and "Greater" is too high. 2. No information about sensory cues, wards, or weaknesses is )

Origin

According to Māori tradition, Pangatoru was used by the early migrants who settled New Zealand. Its significance lies in its role as a key vessel in these migrations.

Appearance

Pangatoru, being a traditional Māori waka (canoe), would have been made from wood and decorated with carvings, similar to other Māori canoes of the time.

Abilities

Pangatoru played a crucial role in transporting people and goods during early migrations. It is said to have significantly contributed to the settling of New Zealand.

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