Feedback Trying to make a bounty hunter

[Minuteman75]

Hey gang hope you all are doing well. On this occasion I’m looking for some advice on how to make a bounty hunter character. So far I have something of a concept for him. Basically he comes from the planet Tao. It’s an Outer Rim world that was featured in the Star Wars Visions, specifically season 1 episode 8.

He is connected to a local clan there and moved on to make his own way in the universe and was encouraged to do so. What are some things I should consider for this bounty hunting concept?

 

[Valiens Nantaris]

Minuteman75

After posting the bio I'd strongly suggest posting a LFG thread to find someone to play off for a first time.

Remember, the key is finding someone good for your story, not necessarily 'winning'. So if you go in with the right mindset I think you can have a good time with it.

 

[Gudrussk Sekk]

You could always look at real figures from history, desperados, pirates, rogues, etc. As well as cool characters from star wars or other lores as well. Can't wait to see what you come up with!

 

[Matt the Radar Tech]

Bounty Hunters can be fun. Be prepared to have to pre-plan and plot a lot, though. You should also expect to get beaten, outmaneuvered and foiled many, many times. Then there are gems where you're contacted and planned to capture or defeat a target, and it's another aspect that's fun.

But, like the big boss said, try to avoid approaching things with 'I'm going to win' mindset.

Be flexible, be adaptable, and always approach people offering your hunter's time and effort - and every so often, you'll get a dub.

 

[Marigold]

Life of a Bounty Hunter is full of strife, and only rarely you find victories, but to those who persevere in the face of unsurmountable foes, the lowest of ditches and most noble of figures. There is the blissful sight of credit sticks to be had, a jingle of them being wired to one of your many accounts.

As everyone said, don't think about winning, but about the story, what kind of conflicts you want your character to face, and what is the purpose of those conflicts or scenarios bring. (character development, reveal some of their character traits, make allies and rivals, etc).

Should be fine and dandy to go otherwise.