Characters
The promiscuous hunter.
The tireless, unfriendly gigolo who loves children.
The attractive leader on the run from the law.
The mentor who fears the future.
The immoral explorer on the run from the law.
The tolerant trader.
The tough, paranoid actor.
The delusional, ignored singer searching for employment.
The tough, manipulative, patronizing lawman.
The weak sailor haunted by dark memories.
The graceful lawman.
The hermit on the wrong side of the law.
The aged, unjust soldier.
The midwife searching for truth.
The awkward, cooperative, vocal rascal who hates children.
The nimble fence with repressed memories.
The militant pharmacist.
The tireless archivist needing a friend.
The agile, spendthrift spy.
The brutal, whiny poet.
The strong, kind rabble-rouser who seems insane.
The tireless, aloof trader.
The illogical, arrogant gambler.
The unpredictable boatman with a knack for trouble.
The weak, slothful bounty hunter.
The tireless, corrupt prospector who is cursed with bad luck.
The tough, creative, bigoted heroine.
The archivist trapped by the past.
The inexperienced dancer who loves children.
The crippled, alienated traitor.
The agile, happy, bullying bodyguard who lost meaning in life.
The sickly, silly ambassador.
The willful ambassador with an odd birthmark.
The striking, tactful, chaste lawman with a dark past.
The agile, domineering spy who is more than meets the eye.
The tireless, kind, altruistic bodyguard.
The tough, heroic impostor.
The nimble explorer.
The young, mystical hero.
The dexterous, neurotic, ignored comic.
The self-righteous fence trapped by the past.
The loudmouthed, playful rogue with big dreams.
The young, extraverted murderer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The tactless, cruel miner.
The smooth architect with repressed memories.
The tireless, outgoing musician.
The aged student living on borrowed time.
The champion who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The dispirited bodyguard searching for truth.
The graceful, funny priestess with little money.
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