that the local lords and knights shivered with fear. His fighting skill was such that he would destroy anyone in his path and no one was good enough to fight him. Then a mysterious man came to the king and asked if the king needed assistance in tracking this man down. The king then laughed at the man and agreed to pay him a very heavy sum (not expecting him to return). Weeks went by and there was no word from the mysterious man. Until one day the man marched back into town with the villain thrown over his shoulder. He went to the king to receive his payment and the king stared at him in awe. After receiving the payment the king offered the man his knighthood, but the man refused and walked out of the kingdom never to be seen again. This man was the first Bounty hunter of record. After this many Bounty hunters began to spring up throughout the realm. Showing their employers their ability to track, fight and trap, they travel from town to town in order to make money. They have also learned to be masters of disguise. Standing right next to their prey and falling their foes without them even knowing what hit them.

People Don’t Have Bounties, Only Quarries Have Bounties
This single, cardinal rule, more that any other, defines the way in which Bounty hunters approach their chosen profession. It reflects the idea that sapient beings, to some degree, must be accorded respect. If, however, an individual has a bounty placed on them, he or she ceases to be an individual with rights. No longer a member of the galactic community, the "quarry" becomes fair game. Tears should never be shed over the fate of someone who is after all... "Only a quarry."
Capture By Design, Kill By Necessity
In keeping with the loosely defined Hunter code of ethics, killing is sometimes necessary. That’s business, pure and simple. However, unnecessary killing is still murder. The Bounty hunter, unless otherwise directed by those leveling the bounty, must attempt to deliver the quarry alive. Often those leveling the bounty have a vested interest in a live target - and the target might be better off trying to get killed by the Bounty hunter.
No hunter Shall Slay Another hunter
Simply put, no matter their origin Bounty hunters see themselves as a special breed. They take their lives (and those of others) into their hands each time they hunt. One may agree with another hunters motives, or damn him for the manner in which they carry out their hunts, but no Bounty hunter may ever knowingly take up arms against a fellow hunter. This law applies only to hunters who themselves follow the creed. Those whom have broken the creed, or those that have a bounty posted on their head are merely quarries. In such cases the ex-hunter is no longer seen as a member of the common fellowship and old scores can now be settled with impunity. The hunter has become the hunted.
No hunter Shall Interfere With Another's Hunt
While it is not unheard of for Bounty hunters to work together as a team, the hunt for a given quarry is most often viewed as a form of personal duel between two sapient creatures. In such a duel the hunter matches skills, wit and courage against all the resources that one's opponent can bring to bear. If the hunter wins it is a personal triumph denoting superior skill and intellect, not simply a question of luck. To interfere in another’s hunt, unless first invited is to leave the question of "who is better" open and perhaps forever, unresolved. Of course competition between hunters is often fierce and there is often a very thin line between "compensation" and "interference." This being true, while a Bounty hunter is constrained from taking direct action against another hunter, there is nothing to constrain a Bounty hunter from hiring others to do the dirty work. Of course if such an action, successful or not, can be traced back to the original perpetrator serious consequences inevitably follow.
In The Hunt One Captures Or Kills, Never Both
In the case where the quarry has been taken alive, that "choice" cannot be altered. To kill a quarry in the course of the hunt is one thing, but to purposely kill an unarmed, helpless being already subdued and unable to resist is seen as simple slaughter and wanton butchery. A quarry "killed while trying to escape" however, would be an entirely different matter altogether.
No hunter Shall Refuse Aid To Another hunter
While no hunter has the right to interfere in another’s hunt, there comes times when even the best among master Bounty hunters require assistance. In extreme cases any hunter may ask and expect to receive aid and assistance from another hunter, even if it means the latter must temporarily suspend his or her own hunt in the mean time to render such aid. Whatever personal grievances or animosities may be involved between the two parties, it is known and understood that Bounty hunters take care of their own. Of course such assistance is not without a price tag, and the arbitration of payment after the fact can often put a substantial dent in the requesting Bounty hunters expected profit.

Minor
Adultery
Arson that causes no damage to property
Disorderly conduct
Indecent exposure
Minor theft (less than 1 $)
Stalking


Intermediate
Aiding and abetting a criminal
Arson that causes damage to property
Assault
Battery
Bribery
Extortion
Incest
Moderate theft (less than 100 $)
Perjury
Singular Murder


Major
Arson that causes major damage to property or a death.
Conspiracy against the king or church
Kidnapping
Major theft (more than 100 $)
Multiple Murders
Piracy
Prostitution
Rape
Tax Evasion
Treason

.:Powers:.
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• Vitality Boost
  Refreshes the user and Enhances their abilities for a short period of time.
  
• Salvation
  Call forth one druid or Ministry member to help fight in battle or Revitalize them.
  
• Rejuvenation
  If one takes up a meditative prayer posture while standing, he will begin to slowly heal his wounds.

• Vitality Boost
  Boost only lasts for 5 seconds, then the fighter returns to normal. Only used once per battle.
  
• Salvation
  Only 1 Helper per battle and can only help for up to 3 seconds.
  
• Rejuvenation
  Any sudden break or distraction from the prayer pose stops the healing process. Can only be used once per battle.