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| “ | The right choice was obvious brother. It's what your father would have done. That's the Golden Path, that's the direction we were going before Mohan died, that's why I stepped up. Because I knew your father, and I respected his vision. | „ |
| ~ Sabal to Ajay. |
| “ | You think she can fix Kyrat? How? Drug fields as far as the eye can see? Suicide nets in factory towns where men, women, and children are free to be poor? It's a land of equal opportunity where everyone's a slave. | „ |
| ~ Sabal to Ajay on Amita (determinant). |
Sabal is the deuteragonist - and one of the two optional-antagonists - of the 2014 video-game Far Cry 4, a direct sequel to the 2012 video game Far Cry 3.
He is one of the leaders of the Golden Path. Unlike Amita, who wishes to modernize the people of Kyrat, he is more interested with preserving Kyrati traditions and continuing with the ways of the old. Depending on the player's choices, Sabal will become the main leader of the Golden Path, and will succeed in returning Kryat to his old traditions while slaughtering Amita's supporters.
He was voiced by Naveen Andrews, who also played Sayid Jarrah in Lost.
Contents
- 1 History
- 1.1 Background
- 2 Gallery
- 3 Trivia
- 4 See Also
History[]
Background[]
Sabal grew up in an era of a broken Golden Path. The great Mohan Ghale died when Sabal was a child, and the young man grew up idolizing the rebel leader’s legacy. When he was old enough, he set about trying to recreate the era when The Golden Path was a real threat to Pagan Min.
Sabal is a traditionalist. He sees great value in his heritage, race, culture, history, and legacy; he believes that Kyrat needs the stability of traditions to bring peace to its people. Sabal often seeks moral guidance from the religious texts and teachings of Kyra. He is also smart enough to know how to use religion as a political tool. These views are in direct conflict with Amita's world view.
As such, he’s personally invested in seeing Bhadra installed as the next Tarun Matara. He sees the practice as sacred, and truly believes that the tradition brings protection from evil while ensuring good luck and prosperity. If Sabal can be the one to crown Bhadra as Tarun Matara, it will be the rallying cry for the future of Kyrat as a spiritual place, isolated from outsiders, and will seal Sabal’s role as leader.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Sabal is left-handed, as witnessed when his in-game model starts shooting with a pistol.
- If you side with Amita, you can find him a little north of Utkarsh near Lake Visalakhuha, at X:479.5 Y:786.3. where he is meditating there. He behaves as a regular NPC and you cannot interact with him. Oddly, this also happens when you shoot him in the mission.
- After the end of the game, if Sabal was chosen to lead the Golden Path, it is demonstrated that his vision for Kyrat's future is tied with a religous fervor to seek vengeance against those he sees as having betrayed Kyrat, its traditions, and its gods. He proceeds to execute former members of the Golden Path who sided with Amita; who he believes are guilty of such crimes. When Ajay Ghale confronts him, he claims that Badhra must learn the importance of her position and witness the bloody business firsthand, but that the other heretics must die. He claims that "sins can only be washed away with blood", and implies that he has plans to kill those who supported Pagan Min and the Royal Army during the Civil War. Ajay has one last choice: to leave Sabal alone or shoot him in the back. Neither choice has any affect on future gameplay, aside from the rebels (and ONLY these rebels) on the island, which will become permanently hostile, whether or not you were detected if you kill Sabal. Karma will not be affected either way.
See Also[]
- Sabal on the Villains Wiki.
