Characters
The awkward, conformist outlaw.
The clumsy, combative champion.
The tactless gambler.
The unconfident, withdrawn heroine with no hope.
The moralizing gigolo.
The unpredictable, outgoing priestess.
The dexterous, mean-spirited dancer with an unexpected destiny.
The graceful, sleazy gambler.
The arrogant, boring rabble-rouser with a dark past.
The withdrawn explorer.
The unjust boatman.
The acrobatic, eccentric murderer.
The tough, composed, unpopular farmer.
The awkward, organized, hypocritical actor with little money.
The broken-hearted adventurer with unexpected depths.
The agile, industrious, manipulative impostor with a dark past.
The burnt-out gigolo.
The tireless, striking boatman.
The short-tempered ambassador.
The tireless, hypocritical, amiable hero.
The militant, clinging prospector.
The trader who is prone to odd statements.
The sickly rascal.
The manipulative poet with a knack for trouble.
The posturing heir.
The heroic, bloodthirsty theologian.
The young, secretive heir.
The sickly leader who hates animals.
The plain, sarcastic lawman who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The nimble, arrogant, intimidating poet searching for justice.
The clumsy bandit.
The unconfident, ignored pretender.
The acrobatic mentor with a rival in his/her profession.
The clumsy, eccentric lawman searching for a lost friend.
The agile, broken-hearted bartender.
The striking assistant escpaing the past.
The manipulative, hateful smuggler.
The melancholy, funny rabble-rouser.
The awkward outlaw.
The tough, persuasive beggar who has several nervous habits.
The awkward farmer with uncanny abilities.
The artistic ambassador on the wrong side of the law.
The delusional soldier who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The wild mercenary trapped by the past.
The uncreative, boastful soldier.
The strong, innocent assassin.
The healthy priest.
The industrious, unjust traitor who can't resist a fight.
The cynical, paranoid beggar who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The healthy, wily, biased teacher who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
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