Characters
The architect who is seeking meaning in life.
The miserable, selfish leader living on borrowed time.
The awkward heir.
The aloof traitor.
The inhibited, tactful impostor from nowhere.
The pure, tolerant priestess who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The striking traitor.
The assassin searching for a family member.
The weak, cute pedlar.
The dexterous hunter who can't resist a fight.
The graceful, greedy musician.
The healthy hunter.
The confident, smooth acrobat coping with mental illness.
The enduring, boring archivist.
The tireless, tough, short-tempered actor on the wrong side of the law.
The crippled singer.
The delusional assassin with repressed memories.
The aged, lonely weapons master.
The poised, hypocritical, brutal rogue who can't resist helping people.
The theologian from a big family.
The delusional hermit.
The crippled, striking champion.
The tireless, predictable, homely teacher.
The enduring inventor trapped by the past.
The unheroic musician.
The unpopular businessperson.
The complacent philanthropist who is cursed with bad luck.
The striking hunter who has several nervous habits.
The awkward, intelligent wanderer.
The tireless bandit with an unexpected destiny.
The crippled lawman with a large fortune.
The combative acrobat who is seeking meaning in life.
The enduring, alienated bounty hunter.
The tough, irrational inventor.
The enduring, bigoted poet.
The unhealthy, innocent singer.
The tough, diabolical, arrogant assassin from a bad family.
The graceful, cute heir.
The clumsy gambler with little money.
The unhealthy, narrow-minded, unjust dancer.
The enduring, uncreative, hypocritical adventurer needing a friend.
The lonely, ignored philanthropist.
The serious pedlar.
The crippled, brutal, funny rogue.
The agile archivist.
The tired architect with uncanny abilities.
The loudmouthed, moralistic hunter.
The immature smuggler.
The nostalgic philanthropist with an odd birthmark.
The happy gigolo who is prone to odd statements.
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