Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The ethical dancer.
The graceful smuggler.
The striking, focused, obedient boatman.
The tireless, rude gambler.
The agile, boastful, selfless beggar.
The awkward, ruthless, brutal official with a lot of friends.
The crippled, diabolical, smooth outlaw hiding a dark secret.
The corrupt pharmacist.
The secretive, antisocial singer.
The healthy, mature, hateful inventor who hates children.
The unathletic, happy, generous traveler.
The poised, naive, eccentric official.
The tireless, energetic martial artist.
The poised thief.
The hypocritical hunter who hates animals.
The crippled martial artist looking for a challenge.
The clumsy, worldwise, alienated thief.
The persistent, pompous acrobat.
The musician with no hope.
The dancer with a false identity.
The righteous spy who is estranged from family members.
The unathletic, misguided boatman.
The sickly, silly, rude theologian.
The industrious mentor on the wrong side of the law.
The weak miner.
The healthy philosopher who is a complete fraud.
The boastful prostitute.
The paranoid, awkward philanthropist.
The tough, vocal student with a false identity.
The healthy, altruistic, awkward student.
The awkward thief.
The unhealthy, innocent trader.
The plain, social acrobat with big dreams.
The crippled boatman.
The athletic, homely bandit.
The official from a small family.
The materialistic explorer trapped by the past.
The murderer needing a friend.
The enduring, disorganized prostitute.
The persuasive marine searching for employment.
The plain, wise farmer.
The persuasive bartender searching for a lost friend.
The unhealthy, brave, selfless inventor.
The mature rascal.
The distant bodyguard.
The athletic, hateful assistant who has an odd way of speaking.
The sickly pretender searching for employment.
The unathletic hermit with a knack for trouble.
The patronizing pharmacist with uncanny abilities.
The cooperative, humble pedlar searching for a family member.
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