Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The pessimistic, altruistic fence.
The unathletic lawman.
The educated ambassador.
The humble, persuasive bodyguard.
The tireless spy.
The graceful pedlar.
The predictable pedlar who fears the future.
The nimble, bloodthirsty heroine.
The student with an odd birthmark.
The enduring dancer with a lot of friends.
The obedient champion who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The distant boatman.
The young, delusional, domineering soldier who is prone to odd statements.
The short-tempered mentor with a dark past.
The tough outlaw.
The distant midwife needing a friend.
The poised, unpopular gigolo.
The sickly, wise marine.
The aged, altruistic actor.
The enduring, kind philanthropist from a small family.
The depressed, short-tempered merchant who suffers from a chronic disease.
The aged miner who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The aged, contemplative, bloodthirsty lawman.
The striking, mature, cute comic who hates children.
The beggar who is a complete fraud.
The healthy smuggler.
The enduring theologian.
The sickly, serene impostor.
The corrupt inventor.
The dexterous, friendly soldier searching for employment.
The awkward, self-righteous fence.
The strong traveler.
The narrow-minded, immature boatman who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The rascal searching for justice.
The graceful, ugly hermit with a false identity.
The agile, social philosopher from an unusual family line.
The graceful, moral poet.
The mercenary searching for a lost friend.
The miner haunted by dark memories.
The promiscuous farmer.
The striking, bigoted sailor who loves children.
The tireless, tactless, self-righteous traveler.
The unathletic, smart beggar.
The tireless, serene heir.
The dexterous heir.
The spiritual, corrupt hero.
The serene, immoral politician with little money.
The unathletic wanderer haunted by flashbacks.
The dexterous, pure farmer.
The jailer searching for justice.
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