Pawah Mujuuk is indeed not a Coeurlclaw. She is your typical half feral Keeper that thinks in the vein of "fuck the elementals, we do what we want and we hunt like we have always hunted". She is the leader of a gang of poachers that cause a lot of trouble to Wood Wailers and God's Quiver.
Interestingly enough, the Coeurclaw king shares the same mindset, which is unusual for a male Keeper in itself. In the mogmail quest, he specifically claims that freedom is above all else. Which is arguably hypocritical of him considering how he chains his Keeper women to himself by letting them no choice in the matter. But to his eyes, it's akin to liberating them.
Mostly, the Coeurclaw king is a recent phenomena (the guy doesn't look very old) that is said to have grown over the last years. He basically coerce most female Keepers that have issues with the law (either through desperation, misery, or victims of xenophobia and racism), like Urha Liszeh that had to sell herself as well as deal with criminals to make money with the idea to send it back to her ill mother and young little sister. The Coeurclaw king basically offers them a 'shelter' where they can gather and survive. In exchange for well. Everything else.
The Coeurlclaw clan is an abomination to Keepers of the Moon. It goes in direct contradiction with their traditional societal structure, which is isolated families of a handful of female individuals raised by their mothers, that get to be visited from time to time by the men folk.
It is interestingly enough, close enough to Seeker harems, but not quite. The main difference being that coercion is not part of Seeker societies, and a Nunh isn't necessarily the leader of the tribe either, and actually tolerate other males around as Tias (unlike the Coeurclaw King).
To make it short, the Coeurclaw king is not much more than a pimp, using misery and poor people to his ends. The thing I always wondered though, is why female Keepers, that are very matriarchal and usually very well versed in the art of combat, hunting, and generally pretty tough overall, get to be so docile towards him. Perhaps the guy has skills that are not shown ingame. Basically, once gathered together as a bunch of criminals, what do they get from him that they can't get from themselves?
Interestingly enough, the Coeurclaw king shares the same mindset, which is unusual for a male Keeper in itself. In the mogmail quest, he specifically claims that freedom is above all else. Which is arguably hypocritical of him considering how he chains his Keeper women to himself by letting them no choice in the matter. But to his eyes, it's akin to liberating them.
Mostly, the Coeurclaw king is a recent phenomena (the guy doesn't look very old) that is said to have grown over the last years. He basically coerce most female Keepers that have issues with the law (either through desperation, misery, or victims of xenophobia and racism), like Urha Liszeh that had to sell herself as well as deal with criminals to make money with the idea to send it back to her ill mother and young little sister. The Coeurclaw king basically offers them a 'shelter' where they can gather and survive. In exchange for well. Everything else.
The Coeurlclaw clan is an abomination to Keepers of the Moon. It goes in direct contradiction with their traditional societal structure, which is isolated families of a handful of female individuals raised by their mothers, that get to be visited from time to time by the men folk.
It is interestingly enough, close enough to Seeker harems, but not quite. The main difference being that coercion is not part of Seeker societies, and a Nunh isn't necessarily the leader of the tribe either, and actually tolerate other males around as Tias (unlike the Coeurclaw King).
To make it short, the Coeurclaw king is not much more than a pimp, using misery and poor people to his ends. The thing I always wondered though, is why female Keepers, that are very matriarchal and usually very well versed in the art of combat, hunting, and generally pretty tough overall, get to be so docile towards him. Perhaps the guy has skills that are not shown ingame. Basically, once gathered together as a bunch of criminals, what do they get from him that they can't get from themselves?
Balmung:Â Suen Shyu
