Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The ethical bounty hunter who hates animals.
The plain miner on the run from the law.
The clumsy, puerile martial artist.
The neurotic businessperson.
The detached champion living on borrowed time.
The arrogant philosopher with no hope.
The alienated, arrogant smuggler.
The plain, selfish beggar.
The graceful, hypocritical bodyguard.
The ugly traveler who hates children.
The healthy, serious, philandering prostitute.
The clumsy, narrow-minded jailer.
The unfriendly cleric.
The athletic, arrogant priestess.
The cowardly, brave mercenary searching for truth.
The poised, disloyal assistant.
The crippled official from a big family.
The young theologian from an unusual family line.
The obedient hermit.
The awkward philanthropist.
The acrobatic, naive poet.
The aged, pious, distant bounty hunter.
The paranoid comic.
The nimble official who is prone to odd statements.
The prostitute who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The miserable, domineering archivist.
The logical lawman.
The athletic, opportunistic, tolerant jailer.
The lonely, generous bandit from a big family.
The graceful, irrational, extraverted ambassador.
The prospector searching for justice.
The wily, boastful mentor.
The patriotic priestess from a bad family.
The clumsy, watchful, paranoid priestess.
The agile, negative, vicious beggar.
The lonely, chaste actor.
The disorganized weapons master.
The tireless, altruistic laborer.
The young, courageous heroine.
The vicious, paranoid mercenary who suffers from a chronic disease.
The realistic, tolerant sailor.
The young, obedient marine with a dark past.
The acrobatic, immoral ambassador who is prone to odd statements.
The strong, ugly bodyguard living on borrowed time.
The conceited, unethical student.
The tough official.
The tactful official looking for a challenge.
The elegant, unheroic poet who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The negative pedlar who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The extraverted teacher.
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