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The Scavengers were a piratical group that lived within the graveyard of ships that surrounded the Vorsoth's Forge. Consisting of many different species namely Malon, Klingons, Hirogen and even Humans from the Mirror Universe. All these groups suffered the fate of being trapped within the energy dampening field that prevented escape. To survive within this hostile region of space and from the daily attack of Harvesters from the Vorsoth, the Scavengers resorted to raiding new vessels trapped within the graveyard for supplies. Each of the species also fused their starships into a single base which was near chaotic to say the least for it possessed different sections each of which were run by one of the four races.

The Scavengers even combined their efforts to create a new weapon, the Scavenger Rifle, which they utilized when they went on raiding missions.

Despite this union, it was unstable at best for the different races constantly argued with another such as the Klingons complaining about the deadly Theta radiation that the Malon produced on their section.

The Scavengers attacked the USS Voyager when it was thrust into the Forge, and took many notable supplies from the ship. However, the ship did retaliate in a sense by infiltrating their base with the newly established Hazard Team, which was on a mission to steal a rare element from the base in order to get their systems back online.

When Alexander Munro defeated the Vorsoth and when Voyager destroyed the Forge, the dampening field was dissipated and many other ships were able to escape. It is not known whatever happened to the Scavengers since they fused their ships into one base, but it is likely that the base was destroyed by the resulting shockwave of the Forge's destruction.

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A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Scavenger

Scavenger New Earth A · I · G Aquaman villain

Scavenger New Earth A · I · G Superboy villain

See Also

• Barracuda

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Fallout 3 character Scavenger Scavenger in the barn east of Reclining Groves Resort Homes Biography race: Human, Caucasian / Hispanic affiliation: none role: Merchant location: Capital Wasteland Gameplay appearances: Fallout 3 Statistics SPECIAL: 5 ST 5 PE 4 EN 5 CH 5 IN 5 AG 5 LK derived stats: Hit Points: 140 → 170 tag skills: Science: 55 → 85 Small Guns: 55 → 85 Unarmed: 53 → 83 level: 6 → 12 (2 times current player level) Technical actor: base id: 000554c7, 0006b12b. ref id:

Scavengers are traders in the Capital Wasteland. Some Scavengers will be accompanied by non-hostile guard dogs, robots or even non-hostile Yao Guai. If asked about their merchandise--after Megaton was blown up--they will say people in Megaton no longer need things. Their comments can also reflect other PC actions such as helping Big Town residents.

Scavengers will sometimes pick a random target to scavenge. It may be a container, or simply a random (possibly pre-programmed?) spot on the ground. Once they have secured an object, they guard it for some time. If you approach them too rapidly and intrude on their actions, they may become hostile. You will receive a warning from them unless you are moving very quickly. Even while they are doing this, you should still be able to easily approach them from another direction to initiate dialogue.

Scavengers always wear a Roving Trader Outfit along with a pair of eyeglasses or a type of hat, usually a Stormchaser Hat. They are equipped with random low-to-mid level weapons. After the 1.2 patch, it seems Scavengers have access to the weapons in their store inventory, causing them to often end up wielding high-powered weaponry such as missile launchers or flamers.

Additionally, Scavengers have noticeably higher than average health and combat skills for human combatants, being marginally superior to Brotherhood of Steel Paladins in terms of health and skill. However, their lack of proper armor leaves them vulnerable to most hostile Wasteland inhabitants.

Locations

Scavengers can be found in the Capital Wasteland in various random encounters.

Some scavengers have fixed locations where they have set-up shop:

• In the barn east of Reclining Groves Resort Homes
• In Lucky's, a red building southwest of Warrington Station, near Tenpenny Tower.

If killed and the PC then leaves the building and re-enters a new scavenger could be in his/her place already.

*This does not always happen. It is possibly just a random occurrence or a glitch.

• East of Jocko's Pop & Gas Stop and north of Signal Sierra Victor
• On a bridge over a sunken freeway, west of Falls Church Metro and north of Red Racer Factory
• Just west and up the hill from SatCom Array NW-07c , in the shelter of a fallen satellite dish. There is also a numerous amount of different chairs here but the reason for this is unknown.
• A shack west of Hamilton's Hideaway
• On a pier along the west bank of the Potomac River, southeast of Wilhelm's Wharf pointing towards Anchorage War Memorial
• Pennsylvania Avenue, with two guarding dogs

If you kill this scavenger, eventually another will appear in his place. In one case late in the game (lvl 20 + after the Enclave started appearing), the new scavenger was wearing Power Armor, but also had his normal scavenger clothing in his pickpocket-able inventory.

• At the Freedom Street Station close to the exit to Metro Central.
• In a broken house west of Fort Bannister, north of Charnel House.
• A little east of Vault 106
• Just outside of Megaton.
• South of the Fairfax Ruins (may have been killed by raiders but his stuff is still there and you lose karma for stealing it)
• North of Canterbury Commons near a water tower
• Radiation King in Georgetown
• In a destroyed house northwest of Fort Independence, accompanied by a dog.
• In a shelter underneath the Arlington Memorial Bridge between the Citadel and the D.C. Ruins.
• Northeast of Five Axles Rest Stop underneath the collapsed bridge and monorail. Next to a burning barrel.
• Southeast of Oasis, in the open area with pools of water.
• Along the shores of the Mall's pond, taking refuge under an overturned row-boat.

Broken Steel

In Broken Steel, Scavengers can be seen leading the Aqua Pura Caravans carrying Aqua Pura throughout the Capital Wasteland. Each Aqua Pura caravan is led by a generic Scavenger merchant, along with an Aqua Pura Brahmin and 2 bodyguards (consisting of either Rivet City Security or Brotherhood of Steel).

Notes

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  The Scavenger and his malfuctioning Mr. Handy.
  One particular Scavenger who crops up in random encounters is accompanied by a malfunctioning Mr. Handy. If your Repair skill is high enough, you can comment on the fact that the robot's diagnostic unit is malfunctioning and fix it receiving a few energy cells and, after a speech check, 100 caps. It is possible that, for reasons unknown, the same Mr. Handy may later become hostile to the player. If the Mr. Handy is turned into "ash" you can still re-wire its diagnostic systems if you did not already.

• Occasionally, the sheltered Scavenger with his/her Guard Dog near Arefu will start to attack some nearby Mirelurks, and gets stuck in the river. The only way to get the Scavenger out is to kill every Mirelurk in the area.
• Occasionally you will come across a scavenger who will talk about some strange light. He is carrying a holotape "map marker" for Oasis. He may become hostile or die, as is fitting with the description given by Harold of the Treeminder's ritual sap and its effects upon most people.
• Scavengers are good targets for enslaving since all scavengers can be mezzed (Confirmed on PS3) remember to take some items from his inventory sometimes if you already given them the collar they might still attack you if you kill the scavenger you wont get any money for enslaving them (Confirmed on PS3)
• Scavengers sometimes attack their dogs if you go near them they will be hostile
• Sometimes attacking a scavenger the scavengers dog will help you even without animal friend perk

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Scavenger is a Ranger ability from Final Fantasy XI. It searches for items.

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From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

A scavenger or salvager, often abbreviated "scav,"^[1][2] was a person or droid whose primary occupation was collecting lost or abandoned items or recovering wreckage from disaster or battle sites.

Contents 1 History 2 Known scavengers 3 Appearances 4 Notes and references

History

Some sentient species were predominantly scavengers, such as Jawas, Teeks^[3] and Ugors.^[4] It was also a common occupation for Humans and near-Humans.^[5] Though many scavengers were honorable, the term "scav" or "scavver" was sometimes used as an insult.^[6]

The Jedi Exile encountered some small camps of salvagers on the planet Dantooine, who tried to live by selling the Jedi artifacts they had found in the ruins of the Jedi Enclave in the years after Darth Malak's attack.^[5] These salvagers generally held beings with regular jobs in contempt, and would have been particularly pleased if the settlers had been driven off the planet.^[7]

Salvage droids were commonly used to collect debris at podraces during the last decades of the Galactic Republic.^[8] Other scavenger droids were less benign, and were used by Trandoshans to kill people and "scavenge" their corpses.^[2]

Particularly aggressive scavengers operated in the immediate aftermath of the Imperial Civil War, some of whom maintained small private armies to assist in their operations.^[9]

Known scavengers

• Arns Grimraker^[10]
• Gha Nachkt^[11]
• P-100 salvage droid^[8]
• Scavenger (Mos Espa)^[12]
• Jorran
• Daraala
• Gerevick
• Drexl Roosh

Appearances

• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
• Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
• Star Wars: Republic Commando
• Salvaged
• Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
• "Spare Parts" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 11
• Star Wars 7: New Planets, New Perils (First appearance)
• Star Wars 78: Hoth Stuff
• Dark Empire
• Star Wars Legacy 14: Claws of the Dragon, Part 1

Notes and references

From SWG Wiki

Table of contents 1 Statistics 1.1 Scavenger 1.2 Scavenger Guard 1.3 Scavenger Punk 1.4 Scavenger Thief 1.5 Scavenger Thug 1.6 Scavenger Thug Leader

Statistics

Scavenger Planet: Tatooine Location: (3108 -4959) Natural CL: 5 Difficulty: Normal Aggressive: Yes Combat: Range Faction: Thug Loot:

Scavenger Guard Planet: Tatooine Location: (3167 -5035) Natural CL: 6 Difficulty: Normal Combat: Range Notes: Aggressive Loot:

Scavenger Punk Planet: Tatooine Location: (3273 -4297) Natural CL: 6 Difficulty: Normal Combat: Range Notes: Aggressive Loot: Datapad Housing

Scavenger Thief Planet: Tatooine Location: (3273 -4297) Natural CL: 6 Difficulty: Normal Combat: Range Notes: Aggressive Loot: Datapad Storage Drive

Scavenger Thug Planet: Tatooine Location: (3273 -4297) Natural CL: 6 Difficulty: Normal Combat: Range Notes: Aggressive Loot: Datapad Processor

Scavenger Thug Leader Planet: Tatooine Location: (3273 -4297) Natural CL: 10 Difficulty: Elite Combat: Range Notes: Aggressive Loot:

Note: For details on HAM levels, armor, and defense see Creature & NPC Combat Level Chart.

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

The name Scavenger has been applied to several Transformers characters.

• 1985 — Scavenger the Constructicon power shovel from Generation One.

• 1998 — Scavenger the Predacon Transmetal fire ant from Beast Wars.

• 2000 — Scavenger the Vehicon "destruction drone" from Beast Machines.

• 2002 — Scavenger the Autobot Cybertronic-power-shovel-like thing from Robots in Disguise.

• 2003 — Scavenger the Autobot front-end loader from Armada.

• 2003 — Scavenger the Decepticon Micromaster power shovel from Micromaster Collection.

• 2004 — Scavenger the Constructicon Micromaster power shovel from Universe.

• 2006 — Scavenger, the Decepticon not-Micromaster, not-necessarily-Constructicon power shovel also from Universe.

• 2009 — Scavenger, the second terex character in the Movie

"Scavenger" is also the Japanese name for Energon Steamhammer.

Scavenger should not be confused with...

• Grimlock, the Autobot steam shovel and limb-unit to Landfill from Robots in Disguise.

• Inferno, the other Predacon fire ant from Beast Wars.

• Demolishor, the giant decepticon terex in Revenge of the Fallen