Shahbazi Hoon
| Shahbazi Hoon | |
|---|---|
| Character Type | Vendor |
| Affiliation | Neutral |
| Status | Alive |
| Added in Version | 1.1.0.0 |
Character summary
Shahbazi Hoon is a dynamic NPC who appears at different locations throughout Hagga Basin. His contracts focus on salvaged materials, including collecting scrap, delivering shipments of junk, and providing material analysis for tradeposts. His work is associated with the Stranded Junk Merchant contract chain.
Location
Shahbazi Hoon can appear at several locations in Hagga Basin, including Western Vermillius Gap, Eastern Vermillius Gap, Jabal Eifrit Al-sharq, Eastern Shield Wall, and Mysa Tarill. His exact location changes as part of the dynamic encounter system and you can recognized him by red flare and one big tent.
Item Inventory
Items Sold
| Item |
|---|
| Salvaged Metal |
| Armor Plating |
| Range Finder |
| Blade Parts |
| Gun Parts |
| EMF Generator |
| Micro-sandwich Fabric |
| Advanced Servoks |
| Particle Capacitor |
| Plasteel Microflora Fiber |
| Mechanical Parts |
Items Bought
Dialogue
Lore
Shahbazi Hoon is a merchant whose livelihood depends on the trade of salvaged materials across Hagga Basin. He operates under the name Shahbazi's Heritage Imports and relies on a steady supply of scrap and other recovered materials to keep his business running. His dealings extend beyond simply buying and selling junk, with shipments of salvaged metal being sent to tradeposts where the material can be put to use.
Shahbazi is also concerned with the reputation of his business. His requests often involve recovering scrap and ensuring that it reaches its intended destination, placing the practical work of gathering and transporting materials in the hands of others. Fuel is another recurring concern, with his operations depending on fuel cells to keep his trade moving.
His circumstances reflect the harsh economics of life on Arrakis: material that might be worthless elsewhere can become valuable when machinery, fuel, and replacement parts are difficult to obtain. For Shahbazi, the wreckage scattered across the desert represents an ongoing source of trade, provided it can be recovered and delivered where it is needed.