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| + | Arising in the profit opportunities of the lawlessness of the Diamond Dust period, various mercenary groups underwent iterations of consolidation due to expanding polities, increasing regulation, and a decline in per-capita bounty-hunting opportunities. While still comprised of numerous independent groups of guns-for-hire, the Hunter's guild provides a unified interface for those seeking their still-needed services and a well-financed legal wing to make sure that bounty hunting remains as legal as it is profitable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:20, 5 March 2007
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Hunter
| Hunter | |
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| Species | Humans |
| Homeworld (Origin) | Earth |
| Capital | Non-governmental group. |
Arising in the profit opportunities of the lawlessness of the Diamond Dust period, various mercenary groups underwent iterations of consolidation due to expanding polities, increasing regulation, and a decline in per-capita bounty-hunting opportunities. While still comprised of numerous independent groups of guns-for-hire, the Hunter's guild provides a unified interface for those seeking their still-needed services and a well-financed legal wing to make sure that bounty hunting remains as legal as it is profitable.
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