Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The strong, cynical, brave acrobat searching for purpose.
The midwife with little money.
The crippled, open-minded bodyguard from a small family.
The heroic boatman.
The nimble, intimidating businessperson.
The hermit hiding a dark secret.
The hermit needing a friend.
The weak, noisy adventurer.
The altruistic traitor coping with mental illness.
The confident, extraverted beggar.
The sleazy hermit.
The ambitious, unjust farmer.
The realistic, persuasive hermit.
The hateful impostor on the run from the law.
The sickly, disillusioned gambler.
The tireless, kind, selfless murderer.
The tireless trader who is prone to odd statements.
The enduring pretender searching for truth.
The striking, open-minded bartender.
The strong pretender who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The actor from nowhere.
The acrobatic bartender.
The intuitive, ignored hermit.
The persuasive farmer with a dark past.
The aged, irrational, cooperative farmer.
The funny heroine hiding a dark secret.
The nimble murderer.
The stupid, gentle priest.
The unhealthy merchant.
The athletic, righteous impostor.
The clueless, generous lawman who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The ambassador who is an outsider.
The patriotic servant who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The short-tempered prospector.
The noisy, short-tempered hermit who is dependent on medication.
The young, chaste sailor.
The acrobatic, hysterical, boastful hero.
The moral hero who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The manipulative, boring comic.
The crippled, amiable mercenary.
The agile assassin.
The strong, grim, greedy official.
The young, unconfident, posturing ambassador.
The composed, cute boatman from a small family.
The dancer with a rival in his/her profession.
The nervous, outgoing philanthropist.
The marine who is seeking meaning in life.
The poised, unfriendly student.
The plain, moralistic, funny philanthropist.
The unathletic, opportunistic, bigoted beggar.
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