Characters
The nimble, selfish rascal who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The immature soldier.
The conformist hunter looking for love.
The stingy archivist.
The graceful, eccentric traveler.
The dexterous, nihilistic leader.
The incoherent, altruistic spy who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The addled ambassador.
The official with unusual luck.
The plain, craven, unethical spy.
The optimistic, chaste actor searching for purpose.
The young, committed, unfriendly theologian searching for justice.
The athletic merchant.
The acrobatic bandit.
The rebellious, cooperative impostor.
The homely theologian with unexpected depths.
The moralistic, promiscuous thief with a lot of friends.
The immature priest looking for a challenge.
The nimble bounty hunter with unexpected depths.
The aloof pedlar who suffers from a chronic disease.
The tactful servant from nowhere.
The immature servant.
The agile, tough poet.
The fearful, paranoid impostor coping with mental illness.
The tough, forceful, sarcastic student.
The plain archivist searching for purpose.
The poised smuggler.
The opinionated midwife searching for a lost friend.
The awkward philosopher who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The philosophical assassin who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The marine from a big family.
The clumsy, intelligent, moral merchant.
The opinionated dancer.
The dexterous, ethical archivist.
The unathletic, lonely, extraverted smuggler.
The weak, clueless, obedient martial artist with a chemical dependency.
The young, religious, hateful prospector.
The strong, elegant, hypocritical adventurer.
The persuasive, unfriendly miner with a heart of gold.
The young, lonely poet who is seeking meaning in life.
The promiscuous, hateful spy.
The manipulative traitor.
The strong rascal.
The poised priest.
The pedlar searching for employment.
The weak gambler with no hope.
The poised, driven, rude comic.
The tireless ambassador from an unusual family line.
The corrupt acrobat.
The cynical actor who is dependent on medication.
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