Characters
The crippled dancer.
The clumsy, persuasive leader on the wrong side of the law.
The champion from a bad family.
The crippled, complacent priestess.
The cute champion.
The romantic, outgoing traveler.
The private, boring gambler.
The acrobatic gambler with repressed memories.
The striking, mean-spirited, ugly ambassador living on borrowed time.
The crippled, studious, moralizing pretender who can't resist helping people.
The aged gambler.
The farmer with an odd birthmark.
The aloof traveler with uncanny abilities.
The sleazy, aloof servant searching for a lost friend.
The cooperative businessperson.
The enduring, weary actor.
The tough leader.
The homely lawman escpaing the past.
The vicious merchant.
The heroic bodyguard with an unexpected destiny.
The weak, mystical, vicious theologian with repressed memories.
The strong, patriotic acrobat.
The tactful, greedy assassin who lost meaning in life.
The cunning thief.
The shifty soldier who can't resist a fight.
The young, whiny boatman.
The arrogant acrobat who is prone to odd statements.
The eccentric philosopher coping with mental illness.
The clumsy jailer.
The nimble, weary, introverted assistant.
The strong, attractive teacher searching for justice.
The chaste spy with no hope.
The aged, philandering, vocal gambler.
The tireless, naive merchant.
The clumsy, focused, biased beggar with a heart of gold.
The hysterical beggar who is a complete fraud.
The strong beggar.
The serene traveler.
The unhealthy, whiny gigolo with an unexpected destiny.
The graceful, odd martial artist who is an outsider.
The plain, tired hunter.
The broken-hearted pretender who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The aloof mentor from nowhere.
The alienated, whiny priest.
The healthy, promiscuous thief.
The focused prospector who fears the future.
The altruistic heir with no hope.
The unwise fence.
The energetic, intimidating rabble-rouser with uncanny abilities.
The strong, corrupt gigolo from a bad family.
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