Characters
The soldier with a knack for trouble.
The tireless, immature, bigoted laborer needing a friend.
The incoherent, alienated hermit.
The pure midwife.
The rebellious, manipulative acrobat with a false identity.
The heroic midwife.
The poised, withdrawn ambassador.
The unhealthy, peaceful lawman.
The awkward, energetic champion.
The agile, experienced outlaw.
The young, fearsome traveler.
The unhealthy prospector with a large fortune.
The poised, tactless explorer who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unathletic, burnt-out, vicious priestess on the wrong side of the law.
The smuggler who has several nervous habits.
The sadistic bartender with an odd birthmark.
The sadistic architect.
The dexterous lawman who hates animals.
The stressed heroine who loves animals.
The moral businessperson.
The short-tempered, generous merchant on the wrong side of the law.
The dexterous, humble, bloodthirsty student.
The mentor who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The organized philosopher.
The experienced fence.
The strong teacher with uncanny abilities.
The fearful pretender with unusual luck.
The irrational teacher searching for justice.
The smuggler with a false identity.
The paranoid bounty hunter who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The healthy, puerile, distant businessperson.
The hypocritical theologian.
The puerile, posturing sailor.
The posturing mentor.
The striking dancer with no hope.
The weak mercenary.
The tireless, generous fence who has an odd way of speaking.
The anxious, gentle traveler who belongs to a secret organization.
The poised, opportunistic, homely dancer who hates animals.
The boastful adventurer.
The energetic, antisocial laborer.
The opinionated, amiable bounty hunter on the run from the law.
The agile rascal who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The graceful, biased mentor.
The weak, social politician.
The unconfident, ignored dancer who hates animals.
The striking, humble hero who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The philandering official.
The bandit haunted by flashbacks.
The dexterous teacher with a knack for trouble.
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