Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The enduring, slovenly, unethical wanderer.
The unathletic, opportunistic businessperson.
The agile, confused rascal.
The aged weapons master.
The unhealthy, altruistic architect.
The traitor searching for employment.
The disorganized, paranoid businessperson with unexpected depths.
The unstable beggar trapped by the past.
The aged, selfless soldier with an odd birthmark.
The athletic hermit who is more than meets the eye.
The plain, forceful, outgoing bartender who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The striking rabble-rouser with big dreams.
The athletic, heroic, distant gigolo.
The persuasive smuggler.
The mentor on the run from the law.
The fearful poet who hates animals.
The athletic poet from an unusual family line.
The tough assassin with a false identity.
The tolerant acrobat who is prone to odd statements.
The experienced, playful boatman who is a complete fraud.
The plain, smart, immature thief.
The enduring, unethical rascal.
The agile, manipulative acrobat.
The confused cleric who loves animals.
The pedlar who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The persuasive smuggler.
The athletic, boring philosopher.
The young priestess.
The aged, confident, striking bandit.
The healthy, pompous laborer.
The plain, disorganized midwife.
The poised, aloof, nurturing rascal.
The acrobatic marine haunted by flashbacks.
The snide, rude official.
The nimble dancer who loves children.
The anxious, boring martial artist.
The tough, clever, obedient lawman.
The crippled, conformist, boastful martial artist.
The nimble, extraverted mercenary.
The young heroine.
The tireless martial artist.
The corrupt gambler.
The clumsy, biased spy.
The strong, sadistic, bloodthirsty rogue.
The focused gambler with a knack for trouble.
The watchful, patronizing traitor trapped by the past.
The crippled, philandering bandit who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The wise, chaste philosopher from nowhere.
The athletic lawman.
The striking, unheroic, hateful merchant.
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