Bounty Hunter
Career
Qualifications
- Must be able to fight
- Must be able to kill if necessary
- Must be able to not die
- Must be able to catch people without killing them
Career Progression
Within this profession ranks exist. The higher your rank, the more sought after you are, allowing you to charge a higher price for your services.
Payment & Reimbursement
Paid the promised sum upon completion of the task.
Other Benefits
Often gain fame among the common folk. Can gain fame to nobility if notable enough to work for them.
Perception
Purpose
Gives the common folk a source of solving their 'practical problems'.
Social Status
Considered a lower class profession but a respected one. You'd never tell a bounty hunter they're low class.
Demographics
There are less than 200 total bounty hunters.
History
Bounty hunters were and still are considered quite similar to Rangers, though there is a big difference. Rangers are often sent in groups to do jobs and are grouped in a guild, while bounty hunters work alone most times unless they have a partner. Bounty hunters gain individual fame while rangers bring fame to their clan.
Operations
Tools
There is no standard equipment but most bounty hunters own a broadsword or a bow at least.
Workplace
Can work anywhere in the world, mostly out in the wilderness hunting their bounties.
Dangers & Hazards
Dangerous jobs cause dangerous hazards.
Alternative Names
Mercenary, sellsword
Type
Illicit
Demand
Of high demand in towns and villages where soldiers are in low amount.
Legality
Bounty hunters are not listed as on official profession or even a legal one, but unless a bounty hunter is seen committing an illegal act (even with a contract), they are generally left alone by soldiers.
Famous in the Field
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