Protagonists Ajay Ghale (Main) Kalinag (Shangri-La) Hurk (Co-op) Antagonists Pagan Min Paul De Pleur Yuma Lau Willis Huntley Rakshas (Rakshasa's leader) Sgt. Misra Main characters Sabal Amita Bhadra Noore Najjar Supporting characters Longinus Yogi & Reggie Rabi Ray Rana Sharma Salsa Minor characters Eric Kanan Gopal Gary Kamran Mumu Chiffon Lalan Advertisement Unseen characters Mohan Ghale Ishwari Ghale Lakshmana Min Laura Harmon Ashley Harmon After the death of his mother Ishwari, Ajay Ghale returns to his home country of Kyrat to carry out Ishwari's final wish by returning her ashes to Lakshmana. However, his mission is interrupted when the bus he is traveling on is attacked by the Royal Army and he is greeted by Pagan Min the country's eccentric and violent king. Min apologizes, brutally kills a soldier for shooting the bus, and acts warmly toward Ajay before kidnapping him and his tour guide and taking them to a dinner party at Lieutenant Paul De Pleur's mansion. After his guide is taken to be interrogated, Ajay flees with the aid of Sabal , a commander in the Golden Path, a rebel movement established by Ajay's father, Mohan Ghale. Ajay is not able to leave the country as the Royal Army has taken control of Kyrat's only airport and sealed the borders. Troy Baker and Mylène Dinh-Robic voice two of the game's antagonists. In the twenty-odd years since Ishwari and Ajay fled Kyrat, the rebellion has stagnated, with the Golden Path now fighting for their very existence. As the son of Mohan Ghale, Ajay becomes a symbol for the Golden Path to rally around. After freeing a group of hostages and liberating territory held by Pagan, the Golden Path plan on breaking Pagan's stranglehold on power by targeting his three regional governors: Paul "De Pleur" Harmon who oversees opium production and runs Pagan's torture chambers; Noore Najjar who runs poaching and prostitution rings and who became a victim of Pagan's cruelty herself after he kidnapped her family; and Yuma Lau , Min's adopted sister and trusted general who is obsessed with uncovering the secrets of the mystical realm of Shangri-La. However, the Golden Path's newfound momentum is threatened by deep divisions between its commanders, Sabal, who favors traditional values, and Amita , who argues for progress, which includes relying heavily on producing drugs for export. Ajay is forced to intervene on several occasions, with his decisions influencing the direction the Golden Path takes. The first governor to fall is De Pleur, after Noore helps Ajay find a way to infiltrate De Pleur's stronghold, allowing the rebellion to capture him. Amita and Sabal later task Ajay with confronting and killing Noore. She dies in her fighting arena, either with Ajay killing her, or with Noore committing suicide upon learning Pagan had her family executed years beforehand. As thAfter the death of his mother Ishwari, Ajay Ghale returns to his home country of Kyrat to carry out Ishwari's final wish by returning her ashes to Lakshmana. However, his mission is interrupted when the bus he is traveling on is attacked by the Royal Army and he is greeted by Pagan Min the country's eccentric and violent king. Min apologizes, brutally kills a soldier for shooting the bus, and acts warmly toward Ajay before kidnapping him and his tour guide and taking them to a dinner party at Lieutenant Paul De Pleur's mansion. After his guide is taken to be interrogated, Ajay flees with the aid of Sabal , a commander in the Golden Path, a rebel movement established by Ajay's father, Mohan Ghale. Ajay is not able to leave the country as the Royal Army has taken control of Kyrat's only airport and sealed the borders. Troy Baker and Mylène Dinh-Robic voice two of the game's antagonists. In the twenty-odd years since Ishwari and Ajay fled Kyrat, the rebellion has stagnated, with the Golden Path now fighting for their very existence. As the son of Mohan Ghale, Ajay becomes a symbol for the Golden Path to rally around. After freeing a group of hostages and liberating territory held by Pagan, the Golden Path plan on breaking Pagan's stranglehold on power by targeting his three regional governors: Paul "De Pleur" Harmon who oversees opium production and runs Pagan's torture chambers; Noore Najjar , who runs poaching and prostitution rings and who became a victim of Pagan's cruelty herself after he kidnapped her family; and Yuma Lau , Min's adopted sister and trusted general who is obsessed with uncovering the secrets of the mystical realm of Shangri-La. However, the Golden Path's newfound momentum is threatened by deep divisions between its commanders, Sabal, who favors traditional values, and Amita , who argues for progress, which includes relying heavily on producing drugs for export. Ajay is forced to intervene on several occasions, with his decisions influencing the direction the Golden Path takes. The first governor to fall is De Pleur, after Noore helps Ajay find a way to infiltrate De Pleur's stronghold, allowing the rebellion to capture him. Amita and Sabal later task Ajay with