Characters
The homely spy.
The unwise, ethical soldier who hates children.
The creative, moralizing businessperson.
The inventor looking for love.
The bandit who hates animals.
The nice, hateful gambler trapped by the past.
The brave bounty hunter from a good family.
The weak smuggler.
The crippled beggar from a big family.
The tactless, bullying dancer.
The tough spy.
The plain, popular pretender.
The wistful, ignored theologian searching for employment.
The nimble dancer who is a complete fraud.
The young, hypocritical assassin who seems insane.
The unathletic, infamous priestess.
The sickly, sleazy assistant who is more than meets the eye.
The crippled traveler with a rival in his/her profession.
The dexterous, spiritual fence.
The clumsy, extraverted wanderer.
The miserly bounty hunter searching for purpose.
The cooperative, altruistic dancer.
The posturing trader.
The fear-ridden, moralizing fence.
The cowardly, charismatic assassin.
The infamous assassin.
The strong, unbalanced bandit.
The martial artist needing a friend.
The altruistic singer who hates children.
The nimble, friendly bounty hunter.
The distant laborer.
The nimble, disloyal archivist.
The unpopular martial artist who suffers from a chronic disease.
The athletic, sarcastic, humble dancer.
The corrupt leader.
The unhealthy, predictable, ethical poet.
The patronizing murderer.
The graceful beggar.
The unstable prostitute who is estranged from family members.
The pessimistic, promiscuous hermit who is seeking meaning in life.
The opportunistic jailer with uncanny abilities.
The clumsy, kind architect.
The short-tempered, tactful gambler.
The peace-loving impostor who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The weak, conformist trader.
The architect coping with mental illness.
The heir who is seeking meaning in life.
The disloyal rascal who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The tireless, inhibited comic who is seeking meaning in life.
The creative, domineering martial artist.
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