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Galaxy Guide 10: Bounty Hunters
Attribution
Author(s)	Rick D. Stuart
Editor(s)	Bill Smith
Illustrator(s)	Terry Pavlet, David Plunkett, Mike Vilardi
Publication information
Publisher	West End Games
Publish date	March 1994
Type	Paperback
ISBN	0874312078

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Galaxy Guide 10: Bounty Hunters is a supplement to Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game written by Rick D. Stuart and published by West End Games.

As the guide name indicates, is all about bounty hunters, specifically bounty hunting under the Imperial New Order rule. It gives non-player character profiles and ways to use them in adventures, as well as guidelines to play campaigns with bounty hunter player characters. Some information in the guide was already published in Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments from the Rim in a more brief form.

From the publisherEdit

Boba Fett. Bossk. IG-88.

Bounty Hunters.

The very mention of a hunter on your trail is enough to make your blood run cold. They are the galaxy's most infamous trackers and will hunt another person halfway across the galaxy if the credits are right.

This Galaxy Guide examines all facets of the most dangerous and possibly most misunderstood group of professionals in the galaxy. Within this volume, players and gamemasters learn the specifics of bounty hunting, from determining "acquisitions" to the specialized equipment that hunters rely on. This guide provides details on some of the more notable hunters operating in the Empire, as well as details for generating bounty hunter player characters, including an introductory adventure.

ContentsEdit

• Introduction
• Bounty Hunting: The Profession, the Professionals
• Character Creation
• The Business
  • Maxig Kress
  • Ulicx Vinaq
  • Malindin Gevarak
  • Cherioer
• The Hunt
• Modes of Operation
• Hunter Notables
  • Tyionsis Cex
  • Jodo Kast
  • Moxin Tark
  • Zuckuss
  • Yarr Gatonne
  • Saras Krenin
  • Sabran
  • Bossk
  • Baraduk
  • Dengar
  • Boba Fett
  • Galasett
  • Tyrn Jiton
  • Alic and Vika Surn, Widow Maker
  • Reglis Taal
  • Tantor
  • Zardra
  • IG-88
  • Armx
  • GSAD-43
  • 4-LOM
  • Grefnakk
  • Malis
  • Carn'ar
  • H'rinnrada
  • Morr
  • Illist Mandrep
  • Garim Ayrvn
  • Gradress Nall
  • Janildakara
  • Stavrin Hevix
  • Wexlann Tarn
  • Dalmeidan Kretch
  • Aglar Orin
  • Tesslar
  • Chenlambec
  • Ravallian Dast
• Equipment
  • Weapons
    • ABC Scrambler
    • Electronet
    • Neural Inhibitor
    • Micro-Grenade Launcher
    • Prax "Blast and Smash" Energy Rifle
    • Pulse Rifle
    • Rocket launcher
    • Stun cloak
    • Wrist Laser
  • Armor
    • Corellian HuntSuit
    • Koromondain Half-Vest
    • Cresh Luck Armor
    • Corondexx Blast Vest
    • Camo Armor
    • Smasher Armor
    • A3AA Personal Defense Module
    • Doubler Suit
    • Reflect Body Glove
  • Confinement Apparatus
    • Force cage
    • Magnacuffs
    • Magnaharness
    • Man trap
    • Restraint Capsule
  • Miscellaneous Equipment
    • AD Armorer droid
    • HSS Thruster Pack
    • Luma flare
    • Motion Sensor Array
• Bounty Hunter Guilds and Related Agencies
  • House Benelex
  • House Neuvalis
  • House Paramexor, Janq Paramexor
  • House Renliss, Jalindas Renliss, Gratina Renliss
  • House Salaktori, Jeslor Salaktori
  • House Tresario, Rovan Tresario
  • The Mantis Syndicate
  • The Ragnar Syndicate
  • The Skine Bounty Hunter College
  • The Slaver Syndicate
• Two for the Price of One (adventure)

External linksEdit

• Slang Week: Bounty Hunters on Hyperspace (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)
• The Ethics Of The Hunt on Hyperspace (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)
• The Other Side of the Story on Hyperspace (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)