Planar Hunter (PWH)

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: "I stalk my prey. I make my kill. Plane, layer, realm—these things don't matter when I follow the trail. The planes and the creatures on them offer me a greater, variety, but I am still a hunter, and nothing more."
In a multiverse filled with weapons, fireball spells, and the Blood War, is it really all that hard to believe that there are some berks who are only interested in placing others in the dead-book? Not really. The frightening thing is how good they get at it.
BACKGROUND: Some folks think that it's a prime mentality—a Clueless thought, actually—to want to slay everything they see. While a few leatherheads certainly fit that mold, most primes aren't the hack-and-slashers that the chant makes them out to be. Nevertheless, some bashers, prime and planar alike, concern themselves primarily with their skill at arms or destructive magic. Other hunters use the same methods to stalk their prey and bring it back alive, whether it's a specimen for a mage's laboratory or a criminal who's escaped the Harmonium's grasp.
Any race can be a planar hunter, but githzerai and tieflings make particularly good assassins, while bariaur and humans provide tracking services. Aasimar and modrons rarely fill any of these positions, but genasi occasionally find themselves motivated to stalk and kill.
CHARACTER: Assassin, hunter, minder, thug—these cutters can be all of these things. These dangerous men and women are hired by others to do their dirty work, as well as their dangerous work. Not all are cold-hearted killers. Some hunt and slay (or capture) marauding monsters and other threats.
MOTIVATIONS: Most hunters won't admit to actually liking to kill—although some twisted few do. Many hunters, especially those with a Mercykiller bent, like to see the unjust pay for their crimes with their lives. Others kill only evil prey, and some limit themselves to relatively unintelligent foes, such as animals and monsters. Some do it for the money, some for the prestige, and some simply for the thrill of the hunt.
ROLE-PLAYING: These folk are usually more action than talk. They don't like to spend time discussing plans or solving riddles. A planar hunter focuses her time and energy on what she does best.