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The Bone Hunters were a nomadic sub-species of Agori that inhabited the desert of Bara Magna.

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  • The Bone Hunters were a nomadic sub-species of Agori that inhabited the desert of Bara Magna.
  • The Bone Hunters were a species of reptilian creatures that liked to ride dinosours and pretend to be cow boys.
  • Bone Hunters are the name given to a nomadic tribe on Bara Magna. They resemble the Rock Tribe Agori from Roxtus and rely greatly on their Rock Steeds. They used to be sworn enemies with the Skrall until Metus brought them together to destroy the other tribes. This plan was foiled by Mata Nui, Kiina, Ackar and Gresh as they led a force of other Glatorian and Agori.
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  • The Bone Hunters were a nomadic sub-species of Agori that inhabited the desert of Bara Magna.
  • The Bone Hunters were a species of reptilian creatures that liked to ride dinosours and pretend to be cow boys.
  • Bone Hunters are the name given to a nomadic tribe on Bara Magna. They resemble the Rock Tribe Agori from Roxtus and rely greatly on their Rock Steeds. They used to be sworn enemies with the Skrall until Metus brought them together to destroy the other tribes. This plan was foiled by Mata Nui, Kiina, Ackar and Gresh as they led a force of other Glatorian and Agori.
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