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	~~{{dnd-stub}}~~		[[List of Archetypes in Pathfinder Second Edition#Blessed One\|See here for Archetypes]]
	An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: Additional bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-penalty to non-lethal), Quarry can't shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if Quarry critically fails a sword attack.		An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: Additional bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-penalty to non-lethal), Quarry can't shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if Quarry critically fails a sword attack.
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	Next to soldier, and smuggler, Bounty Hunter is easily among the most recognized character profession in [[Star Wars]] due to the cool looking bounty hunters (who ultimately don't actually do anything aside from Boba Fett, who dies to a blind man) in ''Empire Strikes Back'' being addressed by title and being implied to be more adept than the best the Empire had to offer instantly led to them being cool. A combination of people missing the fact that the Empire ''is the government'', meaning a bounty on a recognized outlaw like Han Solo is a legitimate law enforcement practice, and that Boba Fett's turns around and double dips by selling Han in Carbonite to a recognized criminal overlord has resulted in Star Wars "bounty hunters" being more mercenary special forces units to anyone who is willing to pay than the freelance criminal hunters.		Next to soldier, and smuggler, Bounty Hunter is easily among the most recognized character profession in [[Star Wars]] due to the cool looking bounty hunters (who ultimately don't actually do anything aside from Boba Fett, who dies to a blind man) in ''Empire Strikes Back'' being addressed by title and being implied to be more adept than the best the Empire had to offer instantly led to them being cool. A combination of people missing the fact that the Empire ''is the government'', meaning a bounty on a recognized outlaw like Han Solo is a legitimate law enforcement practice, and that Boba Fett's turns around and double dips by selling Han in Carbonite to a recognized criminal overlord has resulted in Star Wars "bounty hunters" being more mercenary special forces units to anyone who is willing to pay than the freelance criminal hunters.

			[[File:Bobapose.jpeg\|thumb\| "I'm a simple man making his way through the galaxy. Like my father before me."
	~~Bobapose.jpeg~~ [[File:Bobapose.jpeg\|thumb\| "I'm a simple man making his way through the galaxy. Like my father before me."
	―Boba Fett]]		―Boba Fett]]

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	Next to soldier, and smuggler, Bounty Hunter is easily among the most recognized character profession in [[Star Wars]] due to the cool looking bounty hunters (who ultimately don't actually do anything aside from Boba Fett, who dies to a blind man) in ''Empire Strikes Back'' being addressed by title and being implied to be more adept than the best the Empire had to offer instantly led to them being cool. A combination of people missing the fact that the Empire ''is the government'', meaning a bounty on a recognized outlaw like Han Solo is a legitimate law enforcement practice, and that Boba Fett's turns around and double dips by selling Han in Carbonite to a recognized criminal overlord has resulted in Star Wars "bounty hunters" being more mercenary special forces units to anyone who is willing to pay than the freelance criminal hunters.		Next to soldier, and smuggler, Bounty Hunter is easily among the most recognized character profession in [[Star Wars]] due to the cool looking bounty hunters (who ultimately don't actually do anything aside from Boba Fett, who dies to a blind man) in ''Empire Strikes Back'' being addressed by title and being implied to be more adept than the best the Empire had to offer instantly led to them being cool. A combination of people missing the fact that the Empire ''is the government'', meaning a bounty on a recognized outlaw like Han Solo is a legitimate law enforcement practice, and that Boba Fett's turns around and double dips by selling Han in Carbonite to a recognized criminal overlord has resulted in Star Wars "bounty hunters" being more mercenary special forces units to anyone who is willing to pay than the freelance criminal hunters.


			Bobapose.jpeg [[File:Bobapose.jpeg\|thumb\| "I'm a simple man making his way through the galaxy. Like my father before me."
			―Boba Fett]]

	In game terms, the title "bounty hunter" tends to suit most groups of player characters that aren't actively fighting for or against a particular government and instead act like high fantasy [[Adventurers]] '''IN SPACE'''.		In game terms, the title "bounty hunter" tends to suit most groups of player characters that aren't actively fighting for or against a particular government and instead act like high fantasy [[Adventurers]] '''IN SPACE'''.

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	== Star Wars ==		== Star Wars ==

	Next to soldier, and smuggler, Bounty Hunter is easily among the most recognized character profession in [[Star Wars]] due to the cool looking bounty hunters (who ultimately don't actually do anything aside from Boba Fett, who dies to a blind man) in ''Empire Strikes Back'' being addressed by title and being implied to be more adept than the best the Empire had to offer instantly led to them being cool. A combination of people missing the fact that the Empire ''is the government'', meaning a bounty on a recognized outlaw like Han Solo is a legitimate law enforcement practice, and that Boba Fett's turns around and double dips by selling ~~Man~~ in Carbonite to a recognized criminal overlord has resulted in Star Wars "bounty hunters" being more mercenary special forces units to anyone who is willing to pay than the freelance criminal hunters.		Next to soldier, and smuggler, Bounty Hunter is easily among the most recognized character profession in [[Star Wars]] due to the cool looking bounty hunters (who ultimately don't actually do anything aside from Boba Fett, who dies to a blind man) in ''Empire Strikes Back'' being addressed by title and being implied to be more adept than the best the Empire had to offer instantly led to them being cool. A combination of people missing the fact that the Empire ''is the government'', meaning a bounty on a recognized outlaw like Han Solo is a legitimate law enforcement practice, and that Boba Fett's turns around and double dips by selling Han in Carbonite to a recognized criminal overlord has resulted in Star Wars "bounty hunters" being more mercenary special forces units to anyone who is willing to pay than the freelance criminal hunters.

	In game terms, the title "bounty hunter" tends to suit most groups of player characters that aren't actively fighting for or against a particular government and instead act like high fantasy [[Adventurers]] '''IN SPACE'''.		In game terms, the title "bounty hunter" tends to suit most groups of player characters that aren't actively fighting for or against a particular government and instead act like high fantasy [[Adventurers]] '''IN SPACE'''.

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	Historically, a [[Bounty Hunter]] is someone who captures or kills a particular person for money (the "bounty"). The practice is distinguished from that of an [[Assassin]] by the target being an outlaw and a preference for taking their target alive.		Historically, a [[Bounty Hunter]] is someone who captures or kills a particular person for money (the "bounty"). The practice is distinguished from that of an [[Assassin]] by the target being an outlaw and a preference for taking their target alive.
			[[File:KalJerichoArt.jpg\|thumb\|Kal Jericho of [[Necromunda]].]]

	== Pathfinder ==		== Pathfinder ==

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	An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: Additional bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-penalty to non-lethal), ~~Query~~ can't shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if ~~Query~~ critically fails a sword attack.		An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: Additional bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-penalty to non-lethal), Quarry can't shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if Quarry critically fails a sword attack.
	{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}		{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}

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	An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: ~~Adtional~~ bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-~~penaty~~ to non-~~leathal~~), Query can shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if Query critically fails a sword attack.		An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: Additional bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-penalty to non-lethal), Query can't shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if Query critically fails a sword attack.
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	Bounty Hunter is a [[Slayer]] archetype that trades medium armor and heavy shields for some exotic non-lethal weapons. Certain talents are traded for abilities that make them good at dirty tricks, grappling and non-lethal damage. It's actually one of the better options for focusing on Dirty Trick, which itself tends to be the best combat maneuver option due to lack of things immune to it and the potency of ailments it can cause.		Bounty Hunter is a [[Slayer]] archetype that trades medium armor and heavy shields for some exotic non-lethal weapons. Certain talents are traded for abilities that make them good at dirty tricks, grappling and non-lethal damage. It's actually one of the better options for focusing on Dirty Trick, which itself tends to be the best combat maneuver option due to lack of things immune to it and the potency of ailments it can cause.

			===Pathfinder 2nd===
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			An archetype that any class can take to track a target. Grants the ability to track any query like a [[ranger]], and gain bonuses and proficiency to non-lethally catch your pray. Feats are: Adtional bonuses when using Hunt Prey action(more if you already had it), party gains bonuses for helping you look, gain proficiency with bola, sap, and whip (no-penaty to non-leathal), Query can shake you off if they move in combat, and can grapple if Query critically fails a sword attack.
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	== Star Wars ==		== Star Wars ==