Characters
The aged, corrupt boatman.
The atheistic, humble pedlar.
The aged, unheroic sailor.
The focused outlaw.
The whiny fence on the wrong side of the law.
The apathetic priestess with big dreams.
The aged heir.
The unpopular hunter.
The moralizing murderer who hates animals.
The healthy, dissatisfied, sarcastic assassin with a heart of gold.
The aged, secretive, withdrawn bartender needing a friend.
The agile, pious, kind murderer.
The healthy mercenary.
The short-tempered traitor who is a complete fraud.
The tolerant philanthropist who is dependent on medication.
The acrobatic priestess who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The acrobatic comic who hates children.
The shifty cleric from a big family.
The strong assistant from a small family.
The persuasive leader.
The unathletic, materialistic outlaw.
The tireless, sadistic assassin who is dependent on medication.
The strong merchant.
The pious explorer.
The healthy philosopher with big dreams.
The serious assassin.
The weak, stressed, extraverted pretender who is more than meets the eye.
The crippled, boastful musician.
The plain wanderer.
The confident, obedient rabble-rouser with no hope.
The cowardly poet.
The enduring, paranoid, awkward priest.
The athletic, social weapons master who lost meaning in life.
The unstable, greedy champion who has an odd way of speaking.
The pragmatic politician with a large fortune.
The calm comic.
The tough, atheistic, greedy student.
The pure priest.
The bitter, inhibited bandit from a big family.
The crippled, opportunistic, homely traitor.
The mystical, sarcastic impostor.
The acrobatic, miserly bandit.
The violent fence.
The disorganized, sleazy student.
The introverted architect.
The sleazy comic.
The tough, tactful beggar.
The persuasive wanderer.
The sadistic, whiny mentor.
The bloodthirsty, posturing soldier who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
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