Characters
The gigolo with a large fortune.
The aged, aggravated, righteous traveler on the wrong side of the law.
The intelligent, outgoing lawman.
The addled bounty hunter who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The unathletic, philosophical servant.
The crippled prospector who loves children.
The selfless bandit.
The plain, nurturing soldier.
The musician who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The chaste comic.
The plain, open-minded murderer.
The healthy, short-tempered martial artist.
The clinging murderer.
The comic who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The strong, immature bounty hunter.
The healthy, conformist, boastful prospector searching for purpose.
The tired hero.
The unathletic bandit.
The mature, domineering lawman who loves children.
The healthy hermit with a dark past.
The hermit with an unexpected destiny.
The awkward, clinging pedlar.
The agile hunter needing a friend.
The assassin with an odd birthmark.
The weak, focused, open-minded jailer with unexpected depths.
The manipulative hermit.
The sloppy soldier.
The tolerant businessperson who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The unathletic, popular marine from nowhere.
The hypocritical ambassador.
The athletic, tactless mercenary.
The addled assistant from a good family.
The traitor with repressed memories.
The weak architect who fears the future.
The athletic, frustrated teacher.
The crippled, studious, hateful philanthropist.
The aged, indecisive, whiny rascal with an unexpected destiny.
The depressed assassin who hates animals.
The focused, bloodthirsty priest looking for a challenge.
The sickly, just, brutal farmer who is seeking meaning in life.
The selfless dancer.
The tireless hero searching for a family member.
The outgoing boatman.
The agile prostitute from a good family.
The nimble, broken-hearted, infamous priestess.
The charismatic rogue.
The kind politician looking for love.
The popular beggar who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The pure boatman with a large fortune.
The disorganized assistant needing a friend.
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