Characters
The acrobatic, tireless architect.
The silly, patronizing pedlar living on borrowed time.
The dexterous, tactless, immoral trader who can't resist a fight.
The predictable, rude hermit hiding a dark secret.
The dexterous, unambitious rabble-rouser.
The odd miner.
The priest with uncanny abilities.
The young mentor who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The odd, moralizing businessperson with a false identity.
The weak marine who loves children.
The stressed rascal.
The vocal pedlar.
The tough, manipulative hero.
The dexterous, brave actor.
The charismatic musician who loves children.
The sickly impostor.
The healthy, cooperative outlaw haunted by dark memories.
The forceful, opinionated hero.
The nimble, enduring, selfish prostitute.
The realistic, awkward pretender.
The sickly, manipulative poet who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The mentor searching for employment.
The clueless, tolerant ambassador who can't resist a fight.
The arrogant, unethical traitor who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The acrobatic, religious, extraverted pretender.
The unhealthy singer on the run from the law.
The whiny servant who fears the future.
The nimble, inhibited impostor.
The acrobatic bodyguard.
The unhealthy, broken-hearted, opinionated fence with a knack for trouble.
The heroine who loves children.
The nervous businessperson.
The aged, greedy lawman.
The popular hermit haunted by flashbacks.
The graceful, posturing rogue.
The rude adventurer who loves animals.
The plucky, withdrawn marine searching for purpose.
The tough rabble-rouser escpaing the past.
The realistic lawman.
The opportunistic soldier.
The intelligent lawman who is more than meets the eye.
The tough, quiet, boring merchant.
The clumsy, friendly teacher with no hope.
The illogical, vocal bounty hunter.
The crippled, moralistic beggar.
The unheroic weapons master from a bad family.
The aged leader.
The strong bartender who can't resist a fight.
The introverted heir.
The generous midwife.
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