Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The clumsy, sarcastic traitor from an unusual family line.
The strong, antisocial mercenary from a small family.
The merchant with an odd birthmark.
The young politician looking for a challenge.
The clever, posturing mentor.
The tireless, delusional, heroic singer.
The enduring, arrogant inventor from a bad family.
The aged, moralizing gambler.
The dexterous, moral farmer.
The young, anxious, pompous actor with a chemical dependency.
The rebellious, outgoing boatman searching for truth.
The tough prospector.
The sleazy boatman.
The unjust lawman who is estranged from family members.
The plain, unpopular marine who is dependent on medication.
The plain bounty hunter.
The unhealthy, selfless, lonely boatman who seems insane.
The sickly, weary hermit.
The unheroic merchant who is an outsider.
The young, peaceful, social student.
The militant, arrogant pretender.
The healthy, short-tempered hero.
The odd comic.
The aloof politician who loves animals.
The moral bounty hunter.
The crippled outlaw.
The poised businessperson.
The aged, watchful hunter.
The crippled musician with little money.
The weak, sarcastic prospector.
The enduring, creative, tactless teacher living on borrowed time.
The ambitious pharmacist.
The plain rascal who is estranged from family members.
The confused, opinionated marine.
The aged dancer haunted by flashbacks.
The fearful murderer.
The plain, incoherent, cruel pedlar.
The slovenly, distant heroine who is cursed with bad luck.
The arrogant teacher.
The acrobatic, moralistic, social thief looking for a challenge.
The eccentric lawman.
The broken-hearted beggar.
The graceful musician with an unexpected destiny.
The young, domineering assassin.
The cowardly, ignored traveler who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The tactless marine with unusual luck.
The weak, disillusioned archivist.
The clinging singer.
The striking, disorganized archivist.
The cruel gambler.
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