Characters
The spiritual philosopher from a good family.
The enduring, loudmouthed, nurturing philosopher who loves children.
The forceful dancer who is prone to odd statements.
The altruistic architect who can't resist helping people.
The striking, ruthless, alienated weapons master.
The predictable, charismatic rascal.
The bullying heroine who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The sleazy prospector.
The cooperative gambler looking for love.
The awkward, experienced outlaw.
The attractive explorer.
The striking, short-tempered, unheroic servant.
The intuitive pretender hiding a dark secret.
The eccentric mentor.
The strong, righteous, withdrawn miner.
The persuasive, philandering inventor on the run from the law.
The nihilistic, antisocial thief with a lot of friends.
The educated beggar.
The romantic weapons master.
The creative, whiny actor.
The leader who is seeking meaning in life.
The nimble, brutal bodyguard.
The kind, moralistic rabble-rouser trapped by the past.
The awkward wanderer.
The paranoid, unpopular lawman.
The snide, disloyal traveler.
The enduring gigolo.
The nimble miner.
The hateful, awkward explorer.
The striking, anxious, inhibited student.
The strong, persistent leader.
The tireless, unremarkable dancer.
The ruthless, eccentric gambler searching for a family member.
The stressed, hypocritical bodyguard.
The self-righteous archivist on the run from the law.
The courageous, distant poet with a dark past.
The stupid bandit.
The intuitive rogue.
The weak, open-minded, brutal prospector with a rival in his/her profession.
The stressed mercenary on the run from the law.
The graceful, corrupt, withdrawn theologian with a heart of gold.
The unhealthy, cute traveler.
The unjust rogue who loves children.
The aged fence.
The awkward jailer.
The plain, obedient archivist.
The unathletic musician.
The plucky, open-minded traveler with a dark past.
The unhealthy mercenary with a dark past.
The immature leader who is seeking meaning in life.
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