Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The unhealthy, calm, intimidating acrobat from a small family.
The antisocial beggar.
The awkward prospector searching for a family member.
The striking outlaw.
The anxious hunter.
The awkward, ambitious, tolerant trader.
The naive, withdrawn adventurer.
The tireless singer.
The unhealthy, cute priest.
The dispirited dancer from a big family.
The shifty, opinionated comic.
The graceful, materialistic adventurer.
The healthy student who is more than meets the eye.
The plain, peace-loving, boastful gigolo.
The agile, ambitious gambler.
The unhealthy, brave comic with a chemical dependency.
The dexterous, immoral mercenary.
The young gigolo.
The philanthropist with a chemical dependency.
The sickly, naive, paranoid architect.
The philandering bounty hunter.
The nimble, nice impostor.
The sickly heroine with a knack for trouble.
The athletic smuggler with repressed memories.
The crippled, moral explorer.
The conformist, antisocial assistant.
The willful, boring hero.
The unjust acrobat with a heart of gold.
The experienced mercenary.
The unhealthy adventurer.
The spendthrift traitor looking for a challenge.
The graceful, corrupt actor.
The hateful businessperson looking for love.
The frustrated, withdrawn wanderer.
The wise businessperson.
The tireless, biased, righteous bodyguard.
The acrobatic actor who belongs to a secret organization.
The agile philanthropist who is dependent on medication.
The inhibited trader.
The healthy bounty hunter.
The nimble explorer.
The vicious, introverted assistant.
The cleric with a heart of gold.
The social official with unusual luck.
The unathletic, obedient ambassador who has an odd way of speaking.
The industrious, introverted hunter with unusual luck.
The dexterous assistant.
The tough, boring outlaw who is a complete fraud.
The striking, moralistic pretender who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The acrobatic, tireless, kind boatman with a lot of friends.
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