Characters
The unathletic, religious, rude mentor from an unusual family line.
The unhealthy, moralizing archivist with an odd birthmark.
The strong adventurer.
The unfriendly dancer.
The unremarkable trader.
The tactless, promiscuous adventurer.
The enduring archivist who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The plain champion.
The plain, lonely marine.
The dexterous, short-tempered gambler.
The crippled, ugly singer who can't resist a fight.
The irrational, immoral beggar who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The slothful, clinging miner.
The prospector who suffers from a chronic disease.
The explorer who is prone to odd statements.
The popular weapons master.
The enduring, brave pharmacist.
The paranoid traitor with uncanny abilities.
The sleazy archivist.
The striking, ambitious, posturing explorer.
The unhealthy midwife.
The tired comic with a knack for trouble.
The acrobatic priestess.
The broken-hearted ambassador haunted by dark memories.
The crippled, moralistic midwife.
The drunken, outgoing leader.
The driven, tactless philanthropist.
The dexterous hunter who is prone to odd statements.
The silly soldier searching for a family member.
The materialistic philosopher.
The unjust, short-tempered acrobat.
The dexterous, boastful, friendly priest looking for a challenge.
The aged prostitute with little money.
The poised hermit.
The priest looking for love.
The moralizing rascal who seems insane.
The opinionated, manipulative bartender with a chemical dependency.
The boring lawman who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The cute mercenary who seems insane.
The frustrated, patriotic fence hiding a dark secret.
The tireless, bloodthirsty theologian.
The sickly, confused pretender.
The young, unambitious, greedy actor.
The plain, predictable, sadistic lawman who can't resist helping people.
The strong, unheroic prostitute.
The sleazy student.
The poised champion.
The young, unheroic, gentle assistant.
The unhealthy, loudmouthed outlaw.
The graceful traveler who fell in with the wrong crowd.
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