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| - Malcolm Reynolds successfully robbed the slaver Wright who bragged about his profits a bar in Santo, and then, with Jayne Cobb, fought with the man and his comrades before fleeing. Presumably Badger is a slaver as he is seen inspecting a girl in the pilot episode.
- You'll fight them two times, first in the Gaslin Gaves and later in the The Aqueducts.
- A slaver was an occupation common prior to and during the Butlerian Jihad. Slavers were almost exclusively made up of the Tlulaxa flesh merchants but also Zanbar as well. Slavers captured practitioners of the Buddislamic faith who lived on remote and unallied planets, and transported them against their will to planets aligned with the League of Nobles where they were kept as slaves and forced to perform grueling and menial duties.
- The Slaver is a unit in the Call to Power games.
- A slaver was an individual who hunted and sold beings, such as humans, elves, dwarves, urgals, as well as dragons. During the era of the Dragon Riders, the slave trade was illegal, a policy enforced by the Riders themselves. After the rise of the Broddring Empire, however, the slave trade grew rapidly, as the Broddring Empire not only allowed the trade but participated in it. Some slavers, such as Torkenbrand, hunted in areas like the Beor Mountains.
- The slaver is a character appearing in Heroes Online.
- When Asajj Ventress was an infant, she was taken by a slaver. During the Clone Wars, Zygerrian slavers captured and enslaved the Togruta people of the Kiros colony. A rescue mission was launched, consisting of Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka Tano, and clone trooper Rex.
- Another of the most well known slaver organizations is the Zygerrian Slavers Guild. During the Clone Wars, they allied with the Confederacy of Independent Systems and used this alliance as a means of acquiring the Togruta colonists of the planet Kiros. Working with Count Dooku the Zygerrians whose cultural seems to venerate the master and slave dichotomy believe that the CIS will be able to help them rebuild their empire on the backs of all free sentient life in the galaxy.
- In 2269, a depiction possibly representing a Slaver was discovered in a stasis box that had been earlier found by Kzinti archaeologists on Kzin. If this was indeed a depiction of a Slaver, it was the first to be unearthed since the fall of the Slaver Empire. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon")
- Slavers are wealthy merchants who sell slaves. Goblin slavers, obviously, run Kezan’s slave rings, or simply own several slaves of their own for personal use. Although the trade princes condone slave rings, the slavery trade is kept quiet. Goblins have no wish to offend potential customers who might object to this controversial but highly lucrative line of business.
- Łowcy niewolników to bogaci kupcy handlujący żywym towarem. W Kezan prowadzą areny niewolników lub po prostu posiadają kilku na własny użytek. Pomimo że Książęta Handlowi przyzwalają na areny niewolników, to handel niewolnikami jest oficjalnie zakazany. Gobliny nie zamierzają urazić żadnego ze swych potencjalnych partnerów handlowych wzmianką o tej kontrowersyjnej, lecz niezwykle dochodowej gałęzi handlu. Kategoria:RPG professions
- Slavery is the lot for millions in the Old World; it goes under the guise of service, forced labour, or agricultural bondage. More obvious forms of slavery are generally illegal, but slaving still goes on unchecked in some areas. The Slaver generally obtains his merchandise from foreign parts or deals in those too young or too poor to assert their rights. The greatest slave markets are in Araby and the lot of those sold there is a miserable one; in the Old World, some people are enslaved by the courts, for non-payment of debts or similar offences. Slaves in the Old World are generally well-treated, often working alongside paid servants and sharing much the same conditions.
- Slavery was the practice wherein sentient beings were treated as property to be bought and sold, enforced by violence or other forms of coercion. It was typical for the owner of a slave to implant him with a device that would kill him if an escape attempt was made. In the more lawful portions of the galaxy where slavery was allowed, if a slave was killed or injured -- in a manner that devalues the slave or prevented him from performing his job -- by a third party, the owner was entitled to compensation from that third party for the depreciated value or the loss of the slave.
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