Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The agile, unpopular lawman with big dreams.
The greedy, clinging thief.
The arrogant beggar.
The cleric with a knack for trouble.
The enduring traveler.
The artistic outlaw.
The brutal, sleazy champion with big dreams.
The acrobatic, eccentric bandit.
The healthy, romantic mercenary.
The plain, unethical comic from an unusual family line.
The young, amiable smuggler with a knack for trouble.
The acrobatic assistant who is prone to odd statements.
The apathetic, bigoted weapons master.
The cruel heroine.
The nimble, selfless heroine.
The agile, distant jailer.
The enduring, popular philanthropist with repressed memories.
The absent-minded, awkward priestess.
The extraverted musician.
The playful murderer who is a complete fraud.
The plain, militant, greedy sailor.
The biased, self-righteous prostitute from a small family.
The tough, funny archivist haunted by flashbacks.
The short-tempered priestess on the wrong side of the law.
The aged philanthropist.
The tactful musician living on borrowed time.
The seasoned, boastful actor who is more than meets the eye.
The tireless hero.
The dissatisfied hermit.
The atheistic impostor who can't resist a fight.
The crippled, weary pharmacist.
The gigolo from nowhere.
The predictable, outgoing politician who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The athletic hunter looking for a challenge.
The loudmouthed, eccentric traveler with an unexpected destiny.
The sickly, tolerant, immoral rogue.
The gigolo with a rival in his/her profession.
The graceful acrobat with no hope.
The striking, selfless hermit.
The cowardly, boastful adventurer.
The aged, serious, open-minded merchant looking for a challenge.
The sickly spy.
The agile, posturing heroine.
The worldwise laborer.
The spiritual laborer.
The agile, sarcastic rabble-rouser.
The grim, heroic bandit with a heart of gold.
The clueless, selfless midwife living on borrowed time.
The champion who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The hypocritical, clinging official.
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