The Bounty Hunter Career In Mongoose Traveller 2nd 

I enjoy all of Page121 Tabletop Roleplaying Games videos 😊🎉

Thanks for the deeper dive into this!

Nice to see your domestic aslan 😉

"Star Hunter Redux", "Pitch Black" and, of course "Firefly" are great inspiration on the screen.

Good to see ya again, Wally!! 😻 Really strong career path. Lots of great results. Reading it this weekend. Thanks for the overview!

I think the book is a good sourcebook

Bounty hunters would make great recurring NPCs, they could pop up anywhere.

You should do an episode about Wally. Thanks for this one, I am inspired to now get this book.

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I think the career path is interesting for character creation more then playing a bounty Hunter campaign.

nice overview. Was curious if you going to go full blown review mode on it. I had the book (PDF) all of one day before I started making an alternative version of the Bounty Hunter career which I was surprisingly allowed to post on the Mongoose forum. That was pretty cool of Mongoose. The career wasn't bad.. but what was odd was the very WTF design notion that you can't fail out of bounty hunting. Very much IMO a creeping in to Traveller of what it stood stood against. Set it apart from other games. Character creation and the risk-reward nature of pushing too far. Not building your character forward through terms as Traveller has always been about... but starting with a fixed notion of what you wanted.. then jury rigging the process backwards to get there. Very much what Traveller has NOT been about for 40 something years. What I found a bit odd with the career was only one of the 3 sub-careers for the actual bounty hunter that most players would want to play. I mean.. show of hands.. who wants to be a fixer?The first thing that jumped out at me, the first thing I changed. Combined the other two (Ops/Fixer) into one and made two very different types of Hunters, with the different skill sets. Man hunters and repo hunters.

Mishaps don't eject a character from the bounty hunter career.

I still have yet to figure out which page 121 you're referring to, but as ever I dig the content.