Bounty Hunter

BOW'N-tee ... HUN-tur

Bounty hunters track people down for money. It is a dangerous profession, as most targets understandably don’t wish to be caught. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on which side you're on) most bounty hunters wouldn’t have it any other way.

Career

Qualifications

Although a considerable number of hunters work illegally without a certification of any kind, the majority are accredited bounty hunters and thus have no fear of tangling with the law. New hunters wishing to become accredited often join a certified guild of some kind and are apprenticed to a journeyman hunter.

Operations

Workplace

Although illegal hunters often have no headquarters of their own, certified ones often have a guild with fortification and toolbenches specialised for weapons and armour that make them feel right at home.

Alternative Names

Hunters

Type

Military

Famous in the Field

• D-3XX

Other Associated professions

• Fighter
• Mercenary
• Rogue

Used By

• Eyeswide Agency
• Golden League
• NextStep
• The Free Captains

Playing as a Bounty Hunter

You might have a code of ethics, never taking jobs that, say, target children or members of your own race. You might hunt down only escaped criminals. Or you might be completely amoral, taking any job that comes along - for the right price.

Genesys Theme

Bounty hunter

Language

Bounty Hunters start one of the following languages: Akitonian, Aklo, Arkanen, Brethedan, Castrovelian, Common, Draconic, Druw'th, Eoxian, Gobbilin, Kalo, Nchaki, Orcish, Sarcesian, Sylvan, Triaxian, Vercite, Veskit or Ysokic.

Unique Talent

Bounty Hunters start with the following Tier 0 Talent: Always Get My Mark

The Bounty hunter counts the following skills as career skills: Athletics and streetwise . Before spending experience during character creation, a Bounty hunter may choose four of their career skills and gain one rank in each of them.