Characters
The homely wanderer with uncanny abilities.
The unathletic, worldwise, mean-spirited pedlar.
The plain, tactless architect coping with mental illness.
The tireless wanderer.
The materialistic, arrogant servant.
The weak hermit who is a complete fraud.
The sickly, organized, disloyal merchant haunted by flashbacks.
The crippled, domineering musician.
The nimble traveler.
The contemplative, broken-hearted boatman.
The alienated assistant hiding a dark secret.
The awkward, principled soldier.
The young, combative, opinionated rabble-rouser with a dark past.
The unconfident, promiscuous poet who hates animals.
The acrobatic, organized, biased outlaw who loves animals.
The pretender needing a friend.
The dexterous leader who lost meaning in life.
The clumsy, cynical, unfriendly gambler who hates children.
The generous murderer who is estranged from family members.
The beggar from nowhere.
The awkward, outgoing mercenary searching for a lost friend.
The predictable, tolerant hermit.
The mysterious adventurer.
The tireless, peaceful midwife.
The tough, unfriendly heir with a dark past.
The tactful hero with a dark past.
The wild priestess.
The healthy, broken-hearted impostor.
The composed, antisocial hunter.
The healthy, manipulative trader.
The aged mentor who seems insane.
The experienced hunter.
The unathletic, creative, kind rascal.
The clumsy leader.
The materialistic gambler who fears the future.
The spy escpaing the past.
The bloodthirsty bartender with a dark past.
The strong businessperson from nowhere.
The diabolical, broken-hearted lawman.
The ethical fence with little money.
The young sailor.
The prospector who seems insane.
The tough, happy thief.
The graceful archivist.
The unathletic, secretive, hypocritical explorer.
The enduring philosopher.
The young, charismatic priestess.
The agile merchant who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The tough explorer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The manipulative assistant who is considered the best in his/her profession.
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