Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The generous archivist searching for employment.
The aloof, hypocritical farmer searching for a family member.
The striking, crazy, social laborer on the wrong side of the law.
The healthy prostitute needing a friend.
The graceful weapons master who belongs to a secret organization.
The broken-hearted smuggler.
The unathletic bodyguard.
The extraverted heroine.
The intuitive, smooth heroine with unusual luck.
The playful midwife with a large fortune.
The young, shifty laborer.
The healthy, ethical trader.
The industrious, lonely gambler searching for employment.
The unathletic pretender.
The unathletic businessperson who hates animals.
The young, experienced impostor.
The narrow-minded rascal who lost meaning in life.
The selfless, social miner living on borrowed time.
The young, chaste merchant.
The innocent, nurturing pharmacist.
The unhealthy, peaceful, sleazy jailer who lost meaning in life.
The fear-ridden, heroic architect who has several nervous habits.
The aged gigolo.
The unathletic adventurer.
The tough, patriotic pharmacist.
The dexterous, tolerant comic.
The graceful prostitute.
The athletic, joyful ambassador.
The grim architect with uncanny abilities.
The industrious, hateful marine.
The joyful, self-righteous marine who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The compassionate pretender.
The misguided trader from an unusual family line.
The diabolical bodyguard escpaing the past.
The nostalgic, nurturing beggar with a heart of gold.
The unhealthy, manipulative smuggler.
The architect on the run from the law.
The dexterous, antisocial priestess trapped by the past.
The sleazy, social heroine who hates animals.
The wistful, righteous rascal.
The stupid prostitute.
The clumsy poet with little money.
The antisocial assistant.
The sarcastic farmer from a bad family.
The assassin coping with mental illness.
The creative, introverted teacher.
The driven, tactless pretender who is an outsider.
The organized, alienated theologian.
The patronizing dancer with a knack for trouble.
The poised, plucky pharmacist.
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