Code of Honor

Code Of Honor




Listed here is the code by which we yautja of the Dark Moon Hunters
brotherhood live, hunt, and die. Carrying the DMH banner, we represent
the entire brotherhood, both through our actions and with our words. As
members of the DMH, we are sworn to do everything within our power to
uphold the honor, dignity, and respect of the brotherhood at all times.
The rules below shall be the stepping-stones on the path to honor and
glory.




TREAT YOUR PREY WITH RESPECT :
Never insult your prey in an aggressive manner. Congratulate it on a
good kill or a daring escape when appropriate. You may taunt it, but
always treat it with dignity.


TREAT ALL FELLOW HUNTERS WITH RESPECT : Show the utmost respect to your fellow hunters, be they your DMH brothers or merely other yautja.


HUNT HONORABLY AND WITH FAIRNESS : There is little sport, and no
honor in killing prey that is incapable of adequately defending itself.
If your prey is unskilled, outnumbered, or unarmed; limit the use of
weapons used and/or the amount of hunters allowed to hunt it. Also, it
is considered very dishonorable to kill prey that is in the process of
(re)spawning.


USE ALL MEANS AT YOUR DISPOSAL : Regardless of how much your
prey complains and whines about our weapons, you are free to use any
weapon in your arsenal to dispatch your prey. But, remember: The true
hunter does not rely on just one weapon, but uses many and knows how to
chooses the right weapon for the circumstances.


FOUL LANGUAGE IS NOT ALLOWED : The use of profanity or foul
language in a hunt is not only disrespectful, but childish as well. If
a situation has grown too frustrating for you to deal with calmly, then
you may either leave the hunting grounds or sit quietly in a corner and
wait for the madness to stop.



DO NOT TAKE A FELLOW HUNTER'S PREY : If you see that a target is
already being pursued or attacked by another hunter, you are not to
interfere unless he/she asks you for help, or the pursuing hunter is
obviously in dire need of assistance. In some circumstances, you may
take a fellow hunter's prey before realizing it or by accident. In this
case, an apology is expected.


DO NOT TAKE A FELLOW HUNTER'S TROPHY : You should make it a
habit to never take a trophy from a creature you did not kill. What is
the point in doing so, anyway. In the case of accidently or unknowingly
taking the trophy of another hunter, an apology is expected.