Pillars of Eternity Codexery

Arawai the Mother

The nurturing force behind life's spark in Eora.

Standard canon records for the world of Eora contain no official Power or Artifact named 'Arawai'. Though obscure texts or regional dialects might use different epithets, 'Arawai' is absent from authoritative sources like game lore and companion books. We examine the universally known Power of The Mother to clarify this designation.

Quick Facts

Classification
Power
Domain
  • Life
  • Birth
  • Nurturing
Affiliation
The Powers of Eora
Status
Active/Deified Concept
Worshippers
Various Cults and Common Folk

Lore & Background

Historical records indicate that while 'Arawai' may appear in unofficial or fan-derived contexts, it is not a standard designation used by the clergy of Eora or recorded in the annals of the Chantry. The Power's influence is felt through the vitality of souls and the physical world's ability to regenerate. Her absence would mean a stagnation of life, making her worship essential for societies that value growth and continuity over rigid tradition.

Reader's Guide

As a Power rather than an artifact, 'Arawai' (The Mother) cannot be equipped or carried. Interaction occurs through devotion and prayer mechanics within the game's spiritual systems. Players may align with The Mother by choosing dialogue options that favor life preservation, healing, and community welfare during quests. This alignment can influence reputation with certain factions like the Chantry of the Mother. There are no specific stat effects tied to a unique 'Arawai' item. However, general devotion to Life-aligned Powers may unlock specific prayer spells or blessings available through the Prayer skill tree.

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