It's Preddy B!tch! The boy born with white hair!

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R.I.P. Patches, JuJu, Little Bit, Attila, Scar, Simba, Rocky, Luna, Foxy, Max, Spot, Boots, Bagheera, Gus, Medusa, Zenitsu, Teddy, Squeaky, Squeaky Jr, Prince and Princess. Ball my kitties! All my kitties! If I fall "too" early do not weep, for I am dancing in the plains with my ancestors waiting on my friends. May ALL warriors rest in peace.

The Yautja Honor Code is a set of rules that govern day to day interactions of Yautja as well as the Hunt. It details under what circumstances a hunter may kill a creature of another species and under what circumstances they may not. The code is strict, and to break it purposefully, accidentally, or even unwillingly is a near irredeemable offense in many situations.

When hunting, the hunter must be sure that his prey is considered game and lawful to kill. Worthy game must be able to defend itself and or is able to kill the hunter himself, killing children and the elderly is considered highly dishonorable, the prey cannot be linked to other lives so that removing the prey will not doom another, e.g. pregnant women, and not be weakened by diseases.

Equalize the odds, killing prey when using less equipment is considered a greater prize, and hunters should typically give their prey a fighting chance for honor's sake. If the prey demands close combat, the hunter is to fight to their prey's standards, and should minimize use of their projectile weapons.
Failing in the Hunt should the hunter fail in one's quest, he should take his own life to retain his honor than to live in shame.

Claiming the kill of another hunter living or dead, is considered to be a great insult.
To kill another Yautja intentionally holds severe consequences. This excludes self defense and killing an opponent in a fight to settle a dispute. Murder is the worst crime. Show mercy, those that defeated you in a fair hunt, or who are the victors in a deadlier hunt, should be considered an equal and must be shown respect.