Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The serious farmer.
The traitor who seems insane.
The pedlar with unexpected depths.
The striking, unfriendly prospector.
The awkward, persuasive dancer.
The detached philanthropist.
The whiny, sadistic cleric.
The clumsy philanthropist with a chemical dependency.
The tireless, sarcastic, ugly fence.
The clumsy, forceful, heroic priest.
The aged, organized miner.
The unhealthy, distant, inhibited gigolo with an odd birthmark.
The dexterous, promiscuous architect.
The silly, promiscuous martial artist haunted by flashbacks.
The dexterous, happy pedlar.
The dexterous, diabolical, fearsome sailor who is an outsider.
The cute weapons master.
The detached teacher who hates children.
The tireless, bitter pedlar.
The awestruck, cruel priest who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The shiftless laborer.
The actor who loves animals.
The crippled, righteous midwife escpaing the past.
The generous acrobat who is estranged from family members.
The enduring, naive bounty hunter.
The businessperson with a chemical dependency.
The laid-back, brutal archivist.
The clumsy, biased inventor.
The tireless, unjust martial artist.
The persuasive, unethical weapons master.
The politician with a rival in his/her profession.
The young gigolo.
The open-minded merchant escpaing the past.
The patronizing sailor.
The sickly, organized pharmacist.
The boastful pedlar who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The poised, charismatic poet.
The ethical pedlar.
The stupid, funny assassin.
The unathletic, nurturing student with big dreams.
The clinging ambassador looking for a challenge.
The mean-spirited teacher.
The hermit with no hope.
The crippled, chaste archivist with no hope.
The clueless actor from an unusual family line.
The melancholy fence with a rival in his/her profession.
The miserly, attractive soldier with unusual luck.
The cruel philanthropist.
The nimble, focused murderer.
The marine who is more than meets the eye.
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