In It For the Money: Assassins would seem to have need for wealth
beyond What it takes to maintain their equipment. A good blade or rifle, a suit of black Clothing, and a tendency toward skulking and hiding in shadows looks, at first glance, to be an achievable goal for anyone with
moderate resources. While this is true, a number of
assassins are very concerned with money Some do not
Chase it to keep Themselves in fast ships and high-tech
gear, however: they chase the status that comes along
with it. The best assassins are the most expensive, and
there are individuals whose fees are in the hundreds of
thousands or even millions of credits for a single job.
While this money does buy them a high standard of
living, it also ensures that only the wealthiest, most
discerning clients can afford their services—and the higher-class the customer, the more prestigious the job.

Always Get Paid: A bounty who doesn't get paid doesn't eat, and starving while maintaining a terrifying reputation is still starving. This character's principles are primarily economic, and consist of tenets such as always working for the highest bidder, never taking on jobs out of sentiment, and accepting no payment besides cold, hard credits.

Favour: The Character owes a favour to someone in a position ol’ power: However this favour came about, whether personally or professionally, repayment of that favour is coming due with interest. This favour may be called in all at once, or a little at a time, prolonging the character's Obligation.