I. The Dangers of Poaching
1. Ecological Collapse
Overhunting disrupts the balance of nature, causing pest outbreaks and vegetation loss.

2. Economic Disruption
Selling game illegally destabilizes markets and harms tax revenue.

3. Frontier Instability
Illegal camps set up by poachers threaten trade routes and civilians and might even become shelters for foreign spies.

4. Tribal Taboos
The Kanamia Tribe believes reckless hunting angers the spirits of nature and will lead to droughts and plagues.
Regardless of belief, tribal customs should be respected.


II. Hunting Permits
1. Permit Requirement
Submit a hunting application at Ocean Hill, and you will receive a permit after review.
(Processing fee: 150 Luno)
Permits must clearly state target species, quantity limits, and expiration date. Violators will be treated as poachers.

2. Enforcement Authority
Plains outposts have patrol units. Asterleeds Defense Corps are authorized to detain unlicensed hunters and confiscate weapons and prey.

3. Pioneer Bureau Exemption
Holders of Pioneer Bureau badges are exempt from permit requirements.
However, this privilege does not apply to protected species. Asterleeds Defense Corps retain the right to arrest.

Warning: Where illegal shots fire, justice soon follows.