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Fallout 3 character Smuggler Biography race: Human affiliation: Themselves role: Smuggler location: Point Lookout Gameplay appearances: Fallout 3 (add-on Point Lookout) quests: none Statistics karma: Evil Technical base id: xx00e422 (melee 1) xx00e432 (melee 2) xx00e42e (melee 3) xx00e42a (melee 4) xx00e426 (melee 5) xx00e421 (ranged 1) xx00e405 (ranged 2) xx00e3fd (ranged 3) xx00e3f5 (ranged 4) xx00e3ed (ranged 5)

Smugglers are hostile NPCs encountered in the Fallout 3 add-on Point Lookout. They can be found all over Point Lookout, most prominently along the southern coast, and are more frequently encountered as the add-on's main quest line progresses. They roam Point Lookout hoping to find profit from its rumored hidden treasures.

Smugglers are surprisingly tough opponents; lower-level smugglers are on par with Talon Company Mercs in terms of combat threat, while higher-level smugglers exceed all but the elite Tesla and Hellfire soldiers of the Enclave.

Inventory

Equipment

The equipment used by Smugglers is very diverse.

Melee-oriented Smugglers use virtually all Unarmed and Melee Weapons from Brass Knuckles and Power Fists to Super Sledges and Rippers. In addition, they carry Frag and Plasma Grenades. Ranged combatants employ Small Guns and Energy Weapons, from 10mm Pistols to Plasma Rifles, and Missile Launchers. Every 72 Hours, a smuggler wearing a Wasteland Legend Outfit will spawn inside the Point Lookout Lighthouse on the staircase leading to the top.

Smuggler at Herzog Mine

Above Herzog Mine is the mutilated corpse of a recently-shot smuggler, which has just fallen from some wooden planks. His body contains Leather Armor, Brass Knuckles and the Smuggler's Confession holotape, explaining his death in better detail. If you walk away from the mine and look up you will see two smugglers one holding the other prisoner at gun point and then see him shoot the other in the back. you can kill the smuggler with the gun but you cannot save the prisoner (because he is scripted to die automatically), both smugglers appear friendly on your map.

Sometimes if you are at the entrance to the mine and you look up, you will see the "ghost" of the smuggler above you, only to revert to a lump of meat if you climb back up to the planks. If you approach the Herzog Mine for the first time from the water and work your way up, you can actually see him fall from the planks. Also, if you walk towards the Smuggler from the Ark & Dove Cathedral, he is still standing on the planks but unresponsive. He yells out things like "hey!" and "stop that!" if you attempt to pickpocket him or shoot at him.

• The corpse of the smuggler at the bottom of the cliff will contain the Leather Armor, and Smuggler's Confession, he may also contain up to 10 Frag Grenades, and a random Melee Weapon.

Notes

• The smugglers might have been called mercs in early development of the Point Lookout add-on. While talking to Haley in Haley's Hardware, he will talk to you about the smugglers, but instead of saying smuggler he says mercs, even though the sub titles say smuggler. Also, no other NPC mentions the smugglers.

Appearances

Smugglers appear in the Point Lookout add-on for Fallout 3.

Bugs

• Sometimes the Smuggler above Herzog Mine will appear alive and friendly. If you talk with him, you will find a blank dialog box and he will say nothing. He does not fight back when attacked and you will receive experience by killing him (as much as a normal smuggler) but no karma loss/gain. He can also be pick-pocketed for Leather Armor, Brass Knuckles and the Smuggler's Confession Holotape. (Confirmed PC, Xbox 360, and PS3)

• Smugglers may never appear at the lighthouse. (Confirmed Xbox 360)

Point Lookout (add-on)

Quests & achievements Main quests The Local Flavor · Walking with Spirits · Hearing Voices · Thought Control · A Meeting of the Minds Side quests A Spoonful of Whiskey · An Antique Land · Plik's Safari · The Dark Heart of Blackhall · The Velvet Curtain · Lighting the Lighthouse · Lost Daughter Achievements The Local Flavor · Walking with Spirits · A Meeting of the Minds · Bog Walker Places Riverboat Landing · Duchess Gambit · Point Lookout · Ark & Dove Cathedral · Ark & Dove Resting Grounds · Beachview Campsite · Blackhall Manor · Buoys · Calvert Mansion · Coastal Grotto · Disaster Relief Outpost · Dove Delta · Flooded Sinkhole · Grower's Shack · Haley's Hardware · Herzog Mine · Jet Crash Site · Kenny's Cave · Lighthouse (Underground Lab) · Lil' Tyke Playhouse · Marguerite's Shack · Ofie Clan Plot · Pilgrim's Landing (Boardwalk, Homestead Motel, House of Wares, Naval Recruitment Center, People's Bank of Point Lookout, Pier, Warehouse) · Ritual Site · Ruzka's Lair · Sacred Bog Entrance · Sub Recovery Site · Smuggler's Shack · Trapper's Shack · Trash Heap · Truck Wreckage · Turtledove Detention Camp · USS Ozymandias · Wrecked Seatub Items Weapons Axe (The Dismemberer) · Bio-Gas Canister · Double-Barrel Shotgun (Pa's Fishing Aid (cut)) · Lever-Action Rifle (Backwater Rifle) · Microwave Emitter · Ritual Knife · Shovel (Fertilizer Shovel) · Toy Knife Armor Confederate Hat · Cryptochromatic Spectacles · Desmond's Eyeglasses · Grifter's Fit · Handyman Jumpsuit · Pint-Sized Slasher Mask · Police Hat · Tribal Garb · Workman's Coveralls Misc Cogwave Jammer · Fishing Pole · Kenny-Bear · Lab Access Card · Lighthouse Bulb · Lump of Brain · Moonshine · Plik's Journal · Punga Seeds · Refined Punga Fruit · Riverboat Ticket · Submarine Self-Destruct Codes · The Krivbeknih · Wild Punga Fruit · Yeast Characters & creatures Friendlies Catherine · Croatoa · Desmond · Freki · Geri · Haley · Jackson · Jacob Humboldt · Jimson · Kenny · Marcella · Marguerite · Nadine · Obadiah Blackhall · Madame Panada · Plik · Professor Calvert · Rip Smithy · Tobar the Ferryman · Woodrose Hostiles Feral Ghoul Reaver · Ruzka · Smugglers · Swamp Ghoul · Swampfolk (Brawler, Bruiser, Creeper, Scrapper, Tracker) · Swamplurk (Swamplurk Queen) · Tribals Perks Ghoul Ecology · Punga Power! · Superior Defender · Gray Matters  · Mirelurk Ecology  · Swing For The Fences

From GuildWiki

Smuggler
Classification
Species: Human Profession: Monk or Ranger Level(s): 14, 15

General

The Smugglers are collectors found in The Command Post. There are three Smugglers, and while each collect Kournan Coins, the items offered and the number of requisitions vary.

Location

• Kourna
  • Command Post

Skills Used

Level 15 Smugglers:

• Toxicity (with Beast Mastery 0)
• Divine Boon (The one closest to Dunkoro)

Dialogue

"You seem to be having some trouble acquiring goods from legitimate channels. I am a business man at heart. I'll help you fight this underground war... for a price. If you bring me X Kournan Coins, I will give you this in return:"

Collector Items

Smuggler

Location: Command Post
Collecting: 1 Kournan Coin

Item	Stats	Value
Identification Kit	Used to identify items. (25 uses)	50
Salvage Kit	Used to salvage common crafting materials from items. (25 uses)	50
Bottle of Juniberry Gin	Double-click to become drunk for one minute. (1 use)	25
Scroll of Adventurer's Insight	The whole party gains +50% XP from combat for 10 minutes.	100
Bag	Used to increase your inventory space.	50

Smuggler

Location: Command Post
Collecting: 3 Kournan Coins

Item	Stats	Value
Kournan Key	Unlocks Kournan chests.	225
Expert Salvage Kit	Used to salvage Rare crafting materials from items, Runes from armor, and Weapon upgrades. (25 uses)	200
Superior Identification Kit	Same functionality as a standard Identification Kit. (100 uses)	250
Rune of Holding	Used to increase a Bag's storage capacity from 5 slots to 10. (1 use)	250
Scroll of Rampager's Insight	The whole party gains double XP from combat. Rampager's Insight ends if the party fails to kill an enemy for 30 seconds.	125
Scroll of Hunter's Insight	The whole party gains 175% XP from combat. Hunter's Insight ends if the party fails to kill a boss for 5 minutes.	150

Smuggler

Location: Command Post
Collecting: 5 Kournan Coins

Item	Stats	Value
Superior Salvage Kit	Same functionality as a Expert Salvage Kit. (100 uses)	1
Scroll of Hero's Insight	The whole party gains double XP from combat for 10 minutes.	400
Scroll of Berserker's Insight	The whole party gains triple XP from combat. Berserker's Insight ends if the party fails to kill an enemy for 30 seconds.	400
Scroll of Slayer's Insight	The whole party gains 250% XP from combat. Slayer's Insight ends if the party fails to kill a boss for 5 minutes.	400

From Grand Theft Wiki

A Smuggler in a pre-release screenshot of The Ballad of Gay Tony.

The Smuggler is a transporting speed boat that is featured in Grand Theft Auto IV's The Ballad of Gay Tony DLC.

Description

Initially famous for transporting high grade cocaine out of Latin America, the Smuggler's blistering speed and power are now used primarily to transport investment bankers and their trophy wives on day trips to Happiness Island. - Official website description.

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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Cold Storage Game Game Halo 3 Features Location Installation 05 Terrain Forerunner Structure, Flood Biomass Details Weapons on Map Assault Rifle Battle Rifle Needler Plasma Rifle Rocket Launcher Sniper Rifle Shotgun Fragmentation Grenades Plasma Grenades Vehicles on map None Equipment on map Bubble Shield Power Drain Regenerator Power-ups on map Active Camouflage Overshield Preferred Gametypes Slayer Oddball Recommended Number of Players 2-6

[Source]

Deep in the bowels of Installation 05 things have gotten a little out of hand. I hope you packed extra underwear.

Cold Storage is a Halo 3 multiplayer map. It is a remake of the Halo: Combat Evolved's Chill Out map, and was released for free on the 7th of July, 2008.

Introduction

Cold Storage was announced by Bungie at MLG San Diego on June 14th, 2008.^[1] During development, it was codenamed "Smuggler". Bungie has also stated that Cold Storage will be featured in all play lists that previously required the Legendary Map Pack.

Bungie made an official statement online about the level in their Bungie Weekly Update on June 20th. It was first shown in an exhibition game between Bungie members; Lukems and Shishka, and MLG Pros; Karma and Legend^[2], which served as the map's debut.

Design

Cold Storage is a Forerunner Flood Containment Facility -- that is, a Flood cryogenic containment and research facility^[3] -- located on Delta Halo. The facility has had an outbreak of the Flood Super Cell (possibly the origin of the massive Flood outbreak on Installation 05). Being derived from a Halo: Combat Evolved map, many changes needed to be made to Cold Storage to bring it into line with Halo 3's updated physics and graphic design. Many of the jumps and railings have been tweaked, like those on Blackout, but they stay well within the layout of Chill Out.

The Cold Storage Monitor in the ceiling follows players' movements, but will stop once they leave the room. It has been speculated to be a "local caretaker," designated to watch over the facility like a prison guard, similar to a "dumb" UNSC AI. The monitor will even observe invisible players which can be used to your advantage or theirs.

The Tank Form in the cryo-container will sometimes have small spasms in his tube. The room containing the Flood Pure Form is apparently where a handful of containers are brought out of storage to be examined, as several empty containers can be seen behind windows. Beyond the windows, Infection Forms can be seen running free. Being a Cryogenic Containment Facility, the temperature is low, shown by the mist at several places in the map.

The map's mood is considered "competitive", and it is best played with small FFA (Free-For-All) Slayer games or Team Doubles. Combat tends to be rather chaotic, and because of the multitude of teleporters, it is very easy to get from one area to another and smite your opponents. The only noticeable change to the map's weapon layout is that Chill Out's M6D has been replaced with a Battle Rifle.

Forge

There are only a handful of new Forge Objects available for Cold Storage, including Energy Barriers similar to the ones on Avalanche and Forge Filters that affect the color and overall tone of the map. The Soccer Ball is once again included, and the Mongoose and Ghost can be placed in as well, though the map is not especially designed for the vehicles. It is the only map that isn't from a map pack that has color filters.

The Flamethrower is available for use, but can only be added in Forge. Teleporters have a new design to them, as they now have a circular base instead of the usual three-pronged base. They also have blue-violet color rather than the usual green aura.

Transmissions

Before the map was revealed, it was known as Smuggler. Two transmissions about it were posted on Bungie.net.

In the 5/30/08 Bungie Weekly Update^[4], the following transmission was shown:

Part 1

"REPORT: CONTAINMENT FAILURE
LF.Xx.3273 research and containment facility; [delta site] has experienced catastrophic specimen containment failure. All apertures into facility will be locked until further notice. Atmosphere evacuation and [reduction of ambient temperature] protocols have already been enacted. Request maintenance and security detail [at earliest opportunity]. [8 minutes] elapsed since initial containment failure.

REPORT: CONTAINMENT FAILURE
Waiting for maintenance and security detail. [32 minutes, 9 seconds] elapsed since request.

REPORT: CONTAINMENT FAILURE
Still waiting for maintenance and security detail. [24 hours] elapsed since request.

REPORT: SECURITY BREACH

LF.Xx.3273 research and containment facility; [delta site] has experienced a security breach via emergency [slip stream space] transportation conduits. Emergency [slip stream space] transportation conduits have been placed in recursive mode to contain unauthorized hostile life forms. Request emergency security detail. Still waiting for primary maintenance and security detail. [2512332 hours, 14 minutes, 6 seconds] elapsed since initial request.

REPORT: DERELICTION OF DUTY
2401 Penitent Tangent has been lax in the areas of maintenance and security."

Part 2

A new conversation was given in the 6/6/08 update.

LOG: QUERIED ADJACENT FACILITIES
LF.Xx.3273 research and containment facility [alpha, beta, gamma, epsilon, zeta, and kappa sites] have all replied [systems normal] within expected constraints. This would tend to signify that the containment failure was purely mechanical in nature; perhaps a manufacturing flaw. As no [outside agent] has accessed [delta site] in the past [874068942 hours, 4 minutes, 46 seconds]—[allowing for a 61360 hour, 54 minute, 2 second margin of error]—sabotage would seem unlikely.

LOG: REQUEST UNANSWERED
LF.Xx.3273 research and containment facility; [delta site] is currently being held at [.01 atm] / [184K]. Local maintenance and security hubs have failed to reply within expected constraints. [Bumping maintenance and security request up] to [quadrant oversight].

LOG: REQUEST UNANSWERED
LF.Xx.3273 research and containment facility; [delta site] is currently being held at [1 atm] / [278K] as atmospheric seals were showing signs of stress. [Quadrant oversight] has failed to reply within expected constraints. [Bumping maintenance and security request all the way up] to 2401 [PENITENT TANGENT].

LOG: UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO FACILITIES
LF.Xx.3273 research and containment facility; [delta site] emergency [slip stream space] transportation conduits have been accessed by unauthorized parties.

LOG: FILED COMPLAINT TO INSTALLATION 00
2401 [PENITENT TANGENT], monitor of Installation 05, has been lax in the areas of maintenance and security. Requests for aid in said areas have gone unanswered by both 2401 and [subservient] systems well beyond expected constraints.

Theories

• The first time stamp '2512332 hours, 14 minutes, 6 seconds' is the equivalent of 290 years, 7 months, 14 minutes, 6 seconds. The second time stamp is equivalent to 99,779 years, 204 days, 6 hours, 4 minutes, 46 seconds.
• It is possible that the "slipspace transportation conduits" are part of the teleportation grid on the Halos, which were used by 343 Guilty Spark and Cortana on Installation 04, and taken over by the Gravemind on Installation 05. It is also possible that the "slipspace transportation conduits" are referring to the teleporters on the map. That would mean that they each lead to another teleporter on the map because they are in "recursive mode". The "unauthorized access to facilities" could be referring to how the players enter the level when they spawn in multiplayer.

Strategies

• Maintaining control of the top of the map is key to victory. But make sure that you have one of your team-mates watching your rear. Due the many teleporters on the map, it is easy to be flanked.
• Having the high ground with the Sniper Rifle is very effective on Free-For-All matches.
• Predicting your opponent's spawn is very important, especially for Team SWAT.
• It is very simple to find, "invisible," aka people who have active camo engaged. Simply follow the large monitor when it switches back and forth between you and the other player.
• The bridge in the middle can be jumped on providing easier access to the other side.
• Don't go to the lower areas unless absolutely necessary, it is easy to get bombarded with rockets or grenades
• Hiding on the platform next to the rockets can surprise anyone that tries to secure the rockets.
• If you jump from the ramp to the wall with all the empty test tubes inside, you will stick to a narrow ledge, here you can be easily killed, but a lot of players don't bother to look up giving you some easy assassinations.

Flood Reactions

The Flood on this map will sometimes react to the players. Some of these reactions are:

• If you stand at the Flood Room windows for long enough, some Infection Forms will come over and scrape at the glass as if trying to attack you.
• If you stare at the Tank Form long enough it will twitch as if it's trying to growl at you, then continue to remain motionless leading to the belief that this Tank Form is merely a prisoner and not a dead test subject. In the Q&A on Bungie.net, one of the level developers said, "Don't get too close" to the Tank Form, although this is likely a mock by the developers answering the questions.
• Using the Forge Turret Glitch, it is possible to get inside the Tank Form's cryo-container. Once inside, your player model will pass through the Tank Form, yet when you melee it in the mouth, it will make squishing noises. Shooting it in the mouth will make "Flood blood" come out. Shooting anywhere else will give you the same effect as shooting a wall. Plasma Grenades can stick to the Tank Form as well, with the exception of the head.
  • The Turret Glitch can also be used to access the area with Infection Forms; immediately exiting Edit Mode after bypassing the glass windows can in some cases prevent a player from dying.

Trivia

A player stuck inside the test tube.

• It was mentioned in the ViDoc, And On the Seventh Day, which Bungie had wanted to call this map ‘‘Cold Sore’’. Bungie said, however, that this name wouldn't work.
• Cold Storage is the second map in Halo 3 to include teleporters by default. The teleporters are blue, however, instead of common green. The Halo 2 multiplayer map, Gemini, also contained blue teleporters, as does the new Mythic map, Citadel.
• The map's weapon layout is the same, or close to, the weapon layout on Halo: CE map Chill Out. One adjustment being the pair of grenades removed from the south-western half and the north-eastern half in the curved hallways. Originally, four grenades spawned there. The Pistol has also been replaced by a Battle Rifle, and the two Needlers in the map have been replaced with a single one.
• A ViDoc concerning Cold Storage was released on Bungie.net soon after the Weekly Update of July 3^rd was posted^[5].
• The large Monitor may be a reference to GLaDOS from the game Portal.
• A part of this map's "Walls" were, until recently, used as Bungie.net's wallpaper. They are folded out structures that seem to be power cells of some sort.
• Some thought the level would be a remake of Derelict because in the first message it says REPORT: DERELICTION OF DUTY. This could also be a reference to the map.
• The name Cold Storage may have been derived from CASTLE Base's Level Scarlet's Cold Storage facilities.
• The Large Monitor is one of very few objects that Brute Spike Grenades will not stick to, just bouncing off instead.
• This is (so far) the only map in Halo 3 released as a stand alone, not with an entire pack.
• Oddly, this map has tags for the Invincibility equipment in it. The item can be modded onto the level.^[6]
• Although the Monitor seems to be on a rail, it never moves.

Gallery

The environment of Cold Storage.	A Containment Malfunction.	An overview of the map with weapon placements.	Overview of the map without weapon placements.
Detail of the Monitor in the Ceiling.	The Monitor in the ceiling is far larger than a normal Monitor.	Outside view of Flood infested area.	A Flood Infection Form on the outside Flood infested area.
View from other side of the Flood infested area.	A pair of Infection Forms move across the outside Flood infested area.	Views of the new map.

Sources

1. ↑ http://www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#cid14227
2. ↑ http://www.mlgpro.com/?q=node/219030
3. ↑ http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=14640
4. ↑ http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=13931
5. ↑ http://www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#cid14577
6. ↑ YouTube: halo 3 modded map pack (0:51)

Related Links

Internal Links

External Links

• Footage of the map from MLG San Diego
• A home video of the MLG Gameplay in Cold Storage
• A quick video walkthrough of Cold Storage shortly after its release on Bungie Day.

From Marvel Database

This is the Smuggler disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Smuggler (Erik Josten), now known as Atlas

Smuggler (Conrad Josten)

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	This article is a stub. Please help STEU by expanding it.

A smuggler is a person who covertly transports goods or people in violation of laws and other rules.

From the 2340s-2360s, Thomas Mallory was a smuggler with ties to the Orion Syndicate. (Kal-Dixas Spaceport)

External links

• Smuggler article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• Smuggler article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

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A Bothan smuggler.

A smuggler was someone who engaged in the clandestine shipment of goods or persons to prevent taxation or some other impediment. The goods shipped were often highly illegal or banned in some sectors.

Profession

Smuggling, while having been a part of galactic trade for many years in the Old Republic, absolutely thrived under the Galactic Empire's strict control of goods. The nationalizing of former Separatist companies' assets, including their vast merchant fleets, greatly increased smuggling's appeal—and demand. By 3 ABY, smuggling had become so common that Imperial officers often looked the other way if they found a smuggling outfit. For example, Admiral Kendal Ozzel, dismissed the Rebel outpost Echo Base on Hoth as a smuggling operation when reports of its location arrived from an Arakyd Viper probe droid. The fact that many smugglers operated in support of the Rebellion and channeled funds to them made such distinctions even more difficult.

Smuggled goods

By far the most commonly smuggled substances were varieties of spice. Although most kinds of spice were psychoactive drugs, and most forms were illegal under the Empire, the government's main concern was not to stem the flow of spice, but to collect taxes from its shipment and distribution through legitimate channels. Weapons were another commonly smuggled commodity within the Empire, whose bureaucracy strictly controlled weapons availability in order to prevent criminals and insurgents, in particular the Rebel Alliance, from becoming significant threats. Other cargo for smugglers included chak-root, stolen merchandise, and even clear water (smuggled to Rampa II). In extreme situations, smugglers delivered standard resources or food; for example, on Abregado-rae, smugglers supplied Separatists after a new regime stopped all food transports to the Separatists in the mountains in hopes of stamping out opposition. Some smugglers, such as Mirax Terrik, specialized in finding rare and sometimes illegal goods or artifacts and delivering them to their clients who hoped to avoid using "official means."

Many ships contained smuggling compartments.

Stance

A common stereotype in the galaxy was that smugglers were usually Corellian, and indeed, there were no shortages of Corellian smugglers, but smuggling was carried out by various freight carriers and criminal organizations of all species and planetary origins. Even members of the Imperial bureaucracy and military establishment had their own smuggling organizations, while other smugglers (such as Prince Xizor of Black Sun) were important players in legitimate galactic business. Such groups as Black Sun established large networks dedicated to evading Imperial forces within the galaxy. Another set of major players in illegal trade were the Hutt Kajidics, vast criminal organizations based around the clan structure of the Hutts. The Hutts controlled a region of the galaxy in the Mid and Outer Rim which maintained independence from the Galactic Republic, and later great autonomy within the Empire; this allowed them to recruit pilots and buy ships for use in smuggling with a minimum of scrutiny, while possessing safe locations for their pilots to use. Some planets were controlled by the Hutts but nominally within the Imperial sphere of influence, such as Tatooine, which provided excellent locations to secretly funnel shipments, pilots, and supplies into Imperial space without arousing suspicion.

Common problems for smugglers

Smugglers had to worry about attacks from pirates and opportunists who would attempt to steal their cargo, meaning that smugglers needed to avoid some of the most lawless systems to remain safe. Also, because they were smuggling contraband, they had no hope of help from Imperial forces and could not seek the protection of the galactic authorities. Most smugglers developed keen skills to avoid trouble, and they modified their ships not only for better cargo capacity, but also for greater speed and defenses. In order to evade Imperial patrols, smugglers often used smaller and less well-known routes that skirted Imperial strong points within the galaxy. There were many of these smuggling routes, and every smuggler usually had his or her preferred ways of getting from place to place safely. Despite their precautions, many smugglers ended their career on prison worlds such as Kessel or Akrit'tar. Many smugglers were also killed during their runs - some even committed suicide to avoid being arrested and sentenced.

Famous smuggler duo Han Solo and Chewbacca.

Famous smugglers

• Booster Terrik
• BoShek
• Cade Skywalker
• Chewbacca
• Col Serra
• Dash Rendar
• Ephant Mon
• Han Solo
• Hylo Visz
• Jorj Car'das
• Lando Calrissian
• Mara Jade
• Mirax Terrik
• Platt Okeefe
• Talon Karrde
• Vilmarh Grahrk
• Davik Kang

Known smuggling ships

• Bakuran Blade
• Beggar's Solace
• Bespin Bandit
• Breathe My Jets
• Ebon Hawk
• Distant Rainbow

The Millennium Falcon, a famous smuggling freighter.

• Dusty Duck
• Green Palace
• Grinning Liar
• Hopskip
• Hyperspace Marauder
• Inferno
• Infinity
• Jade's Fire
• Kern's Pride
• Kierra
• Lambarian Crab
• Last Chance
• Luudrian Star
• Mallixer
• Millennium Falcon
• Outrider
• Pulsar Skate
• Rabbit's Foot
• Rimrunner
• Shelltooth
• Spicy Lady
• Star Lady
• Starduster
• Starfire
• Starlight Intruder
• Starry Ice
• Starwayman
• Wayfarer
• Wild Karrde
• XR808g

Common smugglers hideouts

Talon Karrde, leader of one of the largest smuggling organizations.

Cantinas and pubs

• Byss Bistro
• Drunken Drummer
• LoBue Cantina
• Meltdown Café
• Chalmun's Cantina

Planets and other locations

• Abregado-rae
• Carratos
• Fort Nowhere
• Gall
• Myrkr
• Nar Shaddaa
• Ord Mantell
• Smuggler's Run
• Tatooine
• Vergesso Asteroids

Appearances

This list is incomplete. You can help Wookieepedia by expanding it. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords Star Wars: The Old Republic Deal with a Demon LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (Non-canonical appearance) Outbound Flight Star Wars: The Clone Wars video game Star Wars: Battlefront II MedStar II: Jedi Healer Yoda: Dark Rendezvous (Mentioned only) Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight Coruscant Nights II: Street of Shadows (Mentioned only) The Hutt Gambit Han Solo at Stars' End Han Solo's Revenge Han Solo and the Lost Legacy "Out of the Cradle" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 2 "When the Domino Falls" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 3 Deader than a Triton Moon Rebel Dawn Star Wars Journal: The Fight for Justice Star Wars: Rebellion Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (First appearance) Star Wars Adventures Volume 2: Princess Leia and the Royal Ransom LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy (Non-canonical appearance)  "Hasty Exit" - Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (Mentioned only) X-wing: Rogue Squadron X-wing: Wedge's Gamble X-wing: The Krytos Trap X-wing: The Bacta War X-wing: Wraith Squadron X-wing: Solo Command "First Contact" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 1 Heir to the Empire Dark Force Rising The Last Command "First Contact" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 1 X-wing: Starfighters of Adumar Specter of the Past Vision of the Future Dark Nest I: The Joiner King Dark Nest II: The Unseen Queen Dark Nest III: The Swarm War Exile Omen

Sources

• Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, First Edition
• Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back
• Platt's Smugglers Guide
• Galaxy Guide 11: Criminal Organizations
• Star Wars Gamemaster Screen, Revised
• Star Wars Customizable Card Game – Dagobah Limited (Card: Asteroid Sanctuary)
• Star Wars: Rebellion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
• Underworld: A Galaxy of Scum and Villainy
• Star Wars: Empire at War: Prima Official Game Guide
•  "Ships of the Smuggler's Alliance" - Star Wars Gamer 4
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 136 (Smugglers)
•  Kessel: Hell in Space on Wizards.com (article)
•  Aargau: For All Your Banking Needs on Wizards.com (article)
•  Planet Hoppers: Cona on Wizards.com (article)
• Battlefront II: Prima Official Game Guide
• Rebellion Era Campaign Guide
• Star Wars Galaxies Trading Card Game – The Shadow Syndicate
•  Abdi-Badawzi in the Databank
•  Dusty Duck in the Databank

From SWG Wiki

Smuggler Base Statistics

• +120 Luck
• +20 Precision
• +20 Strength
• +70 Constitution
• +30 Stamina
• +100 Agility

Overview

Smuggler = Han Solo

Smugglers make their living dealing with the scum and villainy of the galaxy. While moving stolen goods, having a blaster at your side and knowing how to get out of sticky situations will keep you alive.

Smugglers can fight without weapons as easily as with a pistol. Who knows when a cantina disagreement will get ugly? With the Smuggler's clientele, you would be wise to know how and when to fight dirty.

General Skills:

• Melee Combat
• Ranged Combat
• Dirty Tricks Techniques

Special:

• Fence Goods – allows them to sell goods anywhere in the galaxy
• Tendonslicer – direct damage attack that slows the opponent's movement so that you can escape

Smugglers can gain Innate armor by spending expertise points Hidden Padding/Lined Pockets.

Aurilian Village Rewards

• Heroism set

• Rogue set

• Gambler's set

• Scoundrel's set

Levels

1. Runner (Fundamentals)
2. Transporter (Essentials)
3. Handler (Expertise)
4. Smuggler (Mastery)

Specials

Underworld Smuggler System

The new smuggling system puts player Smugglers into the role of running contraband across planets and space, in an effort to gain more prestige with the Underworld community. The missions obtained in this system entail delivery of a package, and the local authorities have blocked the use of Instant Travel Vehicles, Shuttleports, and Spaceports. During missions smugglers may encounter law enforcement or other criminals bent on foiling the mission. Depending on your current amount of faction points with the Underworld, you will need to speak with various NPC's to obtain smuggler missions.

NOTE: If you are incapacitated while doing a smuggler mission, the mission will fail, you will lose your front money AND you will incur negative faction points.

Tier 1

• 0 - 1000 Underworld Faction
• Bestine, Tatooine
• Barak /way -1049 -3537
  • Front Money: 500 credits
• Reward:
  • 50 UWFP
  • 100 (With Contraband obtained from NPC's by bunkers next to Jabba's Palace) - Talk to guy just below Jabba's Palace to the south.
  • 2500 credits

Tier 2

• 1001 - 1500 Underworld Faction
• Keren, Naboo
• Ogden /way 1907 2352
  • Front Money: 1,000 credits
• Reward:
  • 25 UWFP
  • 35 UWFP (With Contraband on Corellia - see Dalya, /wp 6801 -5623)
  • 5000 credits ( 10,000 with contraband for Dalya)

Tier 3

• 1501 - 2000 Underworld Faction
• Nym's Stronghold, Lok
• Baldwin /way 400 5226
  • Front Money: 2,000 credits
• Reward:
  • 25 UWFP
  • 10,000 credits

Tier 4 (PVP Missions Available)

• 2001 - 2500 Underworld Faction
• Smuggler Outpost, Endor
• Harding /way -838 1617
  • Front Money: 3,000 credits
• Reward:
  • PVP: 30 UWFP
  • PVE: 25 UWFP
  • 15,000 Credits

Tier 5 (PVP Missions Available)

• 2501 - 3000 Underworld Faction
• Dathomir Outpost, Dathomir
• Russell /way 542 3053
  • Front Money: 18,000 credits
• Reward:
  • PVP: 35 UWFP
  • PVE: 25 UWFP
  • 50,000 Credits

Hints:

• If you get Contraband loot (by Killing Ships in Space/Using "Search for Illict Goods" on a corpse) items in stacks of 5 you can sell them to your current dealer or get double UWFP reward (Double faction points only pertain to Tier 1 missions, Tier 2-3 only give you 10 faction points more then the base) if you transport those (no Front money charged then).
  • Once you hit tier 3 it is not worth the time to get the contraband compared to paying the guy to transport his goods.

• It is also recommended to get Entertainer Movement Buff (Go with the Flow)& to drink Accaragm for speeding this thing up!, Also at Tier 4 and above get combat buffs to help out with damage to kill attackers. They spawn 3-4 at a time level 88 - 90.

• Traveling over water deep enough to swim in will lower the spawn of NPCs dramatically.

• Make sure once you hit Tier 4 that you carry a few extra vehicles just in case. (Note: my vehicles started getting disabled at Tier 2 contraband missions (Corellia), your mileage may vary.)

• When you hit Tier 4, some missions will involve space travel (and are assigned randomly). You will not be able to select "travel" from a Starship Terminal. You must launch, hyperspace to the target planet, land, and then travel on the ground to your contact. Fortunately, these missions have an extended time limit of 30 minutes. While in space, you run the risk of being attacked by a spawn of pirates. They're Tier 3, so any accomplished pilot should be able to defeat them. However, it wastes time, so my suggestion is to use your POB that has good shields and a good engine and just outrun 'em until you can either jump into hyperspace or land, Han Solo-style.

• If you choose to do PVP missions in Tier 4-5, make sure you watch your radar for player Bounty Hunters. Once you accept the mission you are placed on the Bounty Hunter terminals and can be hunted while you do your mission.

• Your missions at Tier 4-5 are timed so that you have plenty of time to reach your point. If you arrive before the 2 minute mark you will have to wait to turn the mission in, watch your back at this point for player Bounty Hunters. I suggest keep moving so you are less of a target and do not expose where your end point is until you need to turn it in.

See Also Contraband
See Also Contraband Items

Underworld Smuggler Ranks

• 1000 UWFP - Bootlegger
• 2000 UWFP - Pirate
• 3000 UWFP - Master Underworld Smuggler

Underworld Smuggler Rewards

• 1000 UWFP - Choice of
  • Underworld Recon Armor Chestplate
  • Underworld Recon Armor Leggings
• 2000 UWFP - Choice of
  • Underworld Ring of Luck
  • Underworld Necklace of Luck
• 3000 UWFP - Choice of
  • Underworld Sureshot DE10
  • Underworld Sureshot DL44
  • Master Underworld Smuggler Blade
  • Master Underworld Smuggler Knucklers

• Stat-Rewards:
  • Each rank you gain you get +200 Innate Armor/+1 Dmg/+1 WeaponRange

From TibiaWiki

This creature is in the Humans class. Smuggler 130 Hit points 48 Experience points per kill Summon/Convince: 390/390 (Illusionable) Abilities: Melee (0-60). Pushable: ? Push Objects: ? Est. Max. Damage: 60 hp per turn Immune To: None. Strong To: Neutral To: Holy, Fire, Energy, Ice, Earth, Drown, Life Drain Weak To: Physical (+5%), Death (+5%) Sounds: "You saw something you shouldn't!"; "I will silence you forever!". Behavior: Smugglers run in low health. Smugglers will occasionally change targets; although this only occurs if another player is close to the Smuggler. They can also move parcels, crates or boxes that are in their way. Field Notes: Monster added in the Update 7.5. Location: Around Dark Cathedral, Tiquanda Bandit Caves, the Outlaw Camp, Tyrsung, Yalahar and Nargor. Strategy: Same as Wild Warrior but a bit weaker. Like Wild Warriors and Bandits (all 3 found in Dark Cathedral) these are easy to kill one at a time, but in large groups they can damage low levels fast. Loot: 0-10 gp, 0-2 Torch, Meat, Ham, Knife, Bag, Combat Knife, Leather Helmet, Leather Legs, Short Sword, 0-5 Raspberries (semi-rare), Sword (semi-rare), Deer Trophy (very rare). (Loot Statistics) See also: Creatures. Add historical information about this creature.

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From City of Heroes Wiki

File:Badge DayJob Smuggler.png

Description

You spend your free time smuggling in illicit black market goods earning you the Smuggler Day Job. Logging out near a ferry will earn you a random enhancement, upon each mission completion, for a short time.

Day Job Bonus

For every X hours, Character gains Y duration up to a maximum of two hours.

Accolade Requirement

See Also

• Day Job Badges
• Day Jobs

External Links

• Smuggler Badge at City Info Tracker
• Smuggler Badge at Badge-Hunter.com