Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The healthy murderer with a lot of friends.
The whiny student.
The cooperative, obedient spy.
The acrobatic, mysterious, unheroic smuggler haunted by dark memories.
The just cleric.
The servant haunted by flashbacks.
The agile, optimistic, alienated official.
The bitter rogue.
The awkward, cooperative rascal.
The cruel laborer.
The fence escpaing the past.
The unathletic, disloyal assistant with big dreams.
The intuitive actor who loves animals.
The cheerful, outgoing hermit needing a friend.
The awkward, clinging sailor who has several nervous habits.
The unfriendly heroine.
The moralizing gambler.
The rude laborer.
The plain priestess.
The funny assistant.
The young, cooperative, generous jailer who is an outsider.
The paranoid archivist.
The healthy rabble-rouser.
The priest with big dreams.
The awkward, hateful, boring wanderer.
The striking, principled, immoral student.
The athletic pretender who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The awkward, eccentric, disloyal trader who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The unjust student who suffers from a chronic disease.
The creative, outgoing jailer searching for employment.
The altruistic outlaw searching for truth.
The sickly, militant impostor.
The acrobatic hero who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The whiny gigolo who is an outsider.
The aged, kind prospector.
The altruistic bartender who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The young, confused, pompous poet.
The acrobatic, experienced philosopher.
The sleazy teacher from a good family.
The introverted midwife.
The graceful, mysterious, introverted ambassador.
The aged, lazy traitor.
The weak hunter with a rival in his/her profession.
The unjust archivist.
The wily prostitute who is cursed with bad luck.
The altruistic assistant.
The plain pretender with unusual luck.
The striking rogue looking for a challenge.
The organized beggar who can't resist helping people.
The confident, obedient boatman with a knack for trouble.
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