Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The crippled, incoherent, awkward murderer.
The sickly, philosophical, funny heir.
The weak, corrupt smuggler.
The immature leader who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The unethical hermit searching for a lost friend.
The unathletic, unconfident murderer.
The corrupt, charismatic spy who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The weak smuggler.
The industrious, amiable dancer.
The clumsy, spiritual, cute leader.
The acrobatic wanderer.
The detached laborer.
The cooperative marine.
The tireless murderer with a knack for trouble.
The weak theologian with a large fortune.
The dispirited bandit.
The unhealthy student with a heart of gold.
The prospector trapped by the past.
The agile archivist.
The aged, obedient midwife haunted by flashbacks.
The selfish bounty hunter trapped by the past.
The cruel wanderer from an unusual family line.
The crippled sailor.
The dispirited spy with uncanny abilities.
The healthy, anxious musician.
The selfless wanderer who is more than meets the eye.
The dexterous, posturing outlaw searching for a family member.
The poised, distant assassin.
The teacher who is estranged from family members.
The awkward champion with an odd birthmark.
The strong, unbalanced trader.
The mean-spirited marine.
The courageous actor who is cursed with bad luck.
The healthy, absent-minded, bloodthirsty rascal.
The clumsy, persuasive poet.
The clinging beggar who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The wise, moralistic gigolo who can't resist helping people.
The confident hunter.
The athletic, kind cleric with a false identity.
The compassionate, striking priest.
The awkward, pompous explorer.
The dancer searching for purpose.
The explorer with a heart of gold.
The eccentric pretender.
The hypocritical gigolo.
The bitter archivist.
The plain rabble-rouser.
The bounty hunter who is an outsider.
The athletic, miserly, paranoid pharmacist who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The aged, brave beggar.
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