Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The unathletic, artistic, patronizing musician from nowhere.
The ethical official who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The selfish champion.
The soldier escpaing the past.
The snide inventor.
The delusional theologian from a good family.
The poised, homely hunter who is more than meets the eye.
The tireless, righteous lawman.
The strong jailer.
The healthy, outgoing rabble-rouser.
The unhealthy, committed, righteous wanderer who is cursed with bad luck.
The ignored pharmacist with unusual luck.
The disillusioned pharmacist.
The elegant, ethical philosopher living on borrowed time.
The wily, posturing heir with repressed memories.
The negative cleric.
The young prostitute.
The assassin who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The biased, boastful spy with little money.
The romantic, withdrawn murderer.
The nimble, distant priestess who loves animals.
The focused, striking merchant who can't resist a fight.
The poised, unjust philosopher.
The dexterous student.
The clumsy, brutal, cute traveler.
The rude champion.
The brutal assassin.
The enduring, confident, short-tempered heroine who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The unhealthy, tactful rascal.
The attractive priestess from nowhere.
The acrobatic, greedy bandit.
The puerile soldier who is an outsider.
The tough wanderer searching for purpose.
The open-minded prospector.
The misunderstood, philandering cleric on the run from the law.
The infamous jailer with no hope.
The awkward, shiftless, rude ambassador who is prone to odd statements.
The clinging official.
The short-tempered teacher.
The militant, hypocritical bodyguard.
The sickly merchant who is a complete fraud.
The healthy, philosophical miner.
The assistant hiding a dark secret.
The crippled, ignorant, charismatic theologian.
The disorganized merchant.
The graceful, ignored hermit.
The unheroic servant.
The lazy, immoral heir.
The crippled musician.
The clumsy theologian.
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