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"We've gathered here to induct you into our exclusive group--the only hunters in the galaxy with access to jobs on the legendary Blacklist."
Mandalore the Vindicated[1]

The Blacklist was a highly confidential bounty list that existed during the Cold War and into the Galactic War. Only the galaxy's "major players," from government officials to crime lords, knew of the list and could put bounties on it. However, the bounty hunters themselves were the only ones who could actually see what bounties were on the list. The Blacklist was so secret that the newest Great Hunt Champion's companion Mako, a slicer who had spent years learning about bounty hunting, and could gain access to nearly any database, had only ever heard a few sparse rumors about it.

The bounties of the Blacklist were the greatest of them all, going after only the most dangerous and wanted beings in the galaxy. As such they were only available to the Grand Champions of the Great Hunt, bounty hunters who had proven themselves and been recognized as the greatest in the galaxy. The list was considered to be as old as the Great Hunt and thus tied to the Mandalorian clans.

The Blacklist had its own traditions, which were kept going by the Great Hunt Champions. The newest champion was expected to take the list's oldest contract, a mission to hunt down a banished Mandalorian on Taris named Jicoln Cadera, which no one had ever successfully fulfilled. One of the oldest and most important traditions in particular was that there was always a Mandalorian present among the Grand Champions.

Given how limited the number of hunters able to pursue them were, it was not unheard of for a particularly difficult bounty placed on the Blacklist to go for weeks, months or even years before they were finally completed.

The only two bounty hunting contracts known to have been on the Blacklist included:

  • A bounty placed on a banished Mandalorian named Jicoln Cadera, by Mandalore himself. The bounty was so difficult that it stayed uncompleted for nearly a decade, and had become more of a tradition than an actual bounty, as no one was expected to ever complete it. As part of it, every hunter to take on the job anted up a sum of credits to be collected by whomever finally completed the job.
  • A contract placed by the Chiss Ascendancy to hunt down Reneget Vause, a crazed Trandoshan who had committed numerous atrocities across their territory.

The Great Hunt Champions with access to the Blacklist included:

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