The Bounty Hunter Code: From the Files of Boba Fett is a reference book on Boba Fett and other bounty hunters written by Daniel Wallace, Ryder Windham, and Jason Fry. As with the previous in-universe publications The Jedi Path and Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side, it includes a number of artifacts from the Star Wars galaxy. It was originally released on October 15, 2013. A standalone version of the book, minus the case and additional items, was released on August 19, 2014.
The reference book is compiled from two main books that also serve as in-universe documents:
- The Bounty Hunter Code, compiled from the Bounty Hunters Guild Handbook and a Death Watch handbook
- Making a Killing, the memoirs of the bounty hunter Cradossk
Editions[]
- ISBN 1477805982, October 15, 2013, 47North box set
- ISBN 1783290803, August 8, 2014, Titan Books hardcover
- ISBN 1452133212, August 19, 2014, Chronicle Books hardcover
Publisher's summary[]
When legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett met his untimely end at the Pit of Carkoon, the Rebel Alliance discovered a secure, blast-proof bounty hunter's case holding Boba Fett's personal items. For years it remained hidden away. But now all who wish may unlock the secrets held within…
Press the buttons, insert the data card, and the case opens with sounds and lights. Housed within is a text of great import. At some point in his career Boba Fett bound together the latest edition of the Bounty Hunters Guild Handbook and a manifesto from Death Watch, the secretive splinter group of Mandalorians. Together, these volumes make up The Bounty Hunter Code.
The handbook is an essential guide for all bounty hunters. Senior Guild members offer advice for hunters new to the Guild, a detailed list of the tools and techniques crucial to the "crimson trade," and the basics of making a living on the margins of galactic law. Boba Fett has scrawled additions and commentary in the margins throughout, as have the bounty hunters Greedo, Bossk, and Dengar, all of whom were once in possession of the Handbook.
The Death Watch volume—part informational guide, part manifesto—is full of Death Watch history, philosophy, and discussions of key Mandalorian gear: their famous T-visors, their celebrated armor, and their impressive jetpacks. This Death Watch booklet was originally taken from Death Watch leader Tor Vizsla and given to Boba by his father, Jango Fett, and features handwritten notes from father to son. Boba in turn intended to leave it to his daughter, and so he's added his own annotations to aid in her education. The bounty hunter Aurra Sing and the pirate Hondo Ohnaka have added their commentary as well.
Tucked beneath The Bounty Hunter Code is Cradossk's memoir, Making a Killing, a brutal account of his rise to the top of the Bounty Hunters Guild.
From the creators of Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side and The Jedi Path, in collaboration with Lucasfilm, The Bounty Hunter Code reveals the secrets of the hunt and offers insight into this demanding, dangerous, and misunderstood profession.
The case includes:
- The Bounty Hunter Code
- The 48-page memoirs of Cradossk, former head of the Bounty Hunters Guild, with an inscription from the author to Boba Fett
- A Kamino saberdart
- Boba Fett's captain's license
- Boba Fett's arms permit
- Slave I's official operating license
- An Imperial wanted poster for Han Solo
- An inventory slip from the Rebel Alliance forces who discovered and seized Boba's property
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External links[]
- The Bounty Hunter Code: From the Files of Boba Fett on Amazon.com (backup link)
- Idle Hands — XXX on Blogspot (backup link)
- First Look: 'The Bounty Hunter Code: From the Files of Boba Fett' on Suvudu.com (content now obsolete; backup link)