Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The dexterous sailor with a heart of gold.
The sickly, intuitive, biased gigolo.
The poised, unambitious, heroic boatman on the wrong side of the law.
The manipulative murderer.
The athletic comic.
The agile, obsessive beggar.
The elegant lawman.
The poised, brutal cleric.
The young, odd smuggler.
The acrobatic, cooperative hermit.
The mysterious trader.
The agile, tactless boatman.
The agile, philosophical sailor.
The unathletic, humble dancer.
The sarcastic, cute philanthropist with a heart of gold.
The paranoid philosopher with a chemical dependency.
The healthy, nice, nurturing prostitute who seems insane.
The philandering soldier with big dreams.
The marine who has an odd way of speaking.
The inhibited midwife searching for a lost friend.
The striking, brave spy who is prone to odd statements.
The clumsy, sarcastic weapons master.
The calm miner with a large fortune.
The happy acrobat.
The slovenly rascal.
The acrobatic, worried, brave thief from a big family.
The unhealthy, awkward politician searching for justice.
The unstable, selfless smuggler haunted by dark memories.
The aloof leader.
The agile farmer.
The serious, ethical pedlar.
The bloodthirsty, brutal pretender who is dependent on medication.
The predictable, distant politician.
The disillusioned politician.
The aged, pessimistic, eccentric adventurer.
The experienced, unjust teacher.
The peace-loving, kind actor from a bad family.
The athletic, bloodthirsty, aloof explorer with an unexpected destiny.
The attractive comic.
The prospector searching for truth.
The energetic, moralistic boatman with unexpected depths.
The young acrobat who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The poised bounty hunter.
The biased, charismatic actor who hates animals.
The striking, creative, vocal heir who is estranged from family members.
The heroic hermit.
The clumsy, persuasive soldier.
The musician from a good family.
The crippled, serious, sarcastic mentor who lost meaning in life.
The materialistic, bullying acrobat.
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