Te Rangimātoru

Greaterwell-documentedMāori TraditionNew Zealand

A large ocean-going canoe used by Māori ancestors for migration and settlement, playing a significant role in New Zealand's history. (Note: - Power tier: Primordial (as it's one of the great ocean-going canoes, implying a significant, foundational role in Māori history) - Appearance: lacks description; however, according to Source 1, Te R)

Origin

Te Rangimātoru was used by Māori ancestors for migration and settlement, embodying their maritime capabilities and seafaring traditions.

Appearance

While not physically described in detail, Te Rangimātoru's presence is associated with the ocean and sailing, manifesting as a spiritual connection to the sea and its phenomena.

Abilities

As a canoe, Te Rangimātoru facilitated long-distance navigation and settlement of New Zealand, reflecting the Māori people's maritime prowess.

Weaknesses & Wards

Weaknesses

  • condition
    exhaustion

Wards

  • symbol|ritual
    water charms or spells related to storms

Community Record

Sources
  1. [1]
well-documented