Characters
The drunken, hypocritical architect.
The aloof, unpopular cleric coping with mental illness.
The uncreative, patronizing assistant with uncanny abilities.
The sadistic, altruistic theologian.
The tough, cynical, patriotic politician with a large fortune.
The unathletic spy who is a complete fraud.
The unheroic servant.
The sickly, persuasive adventurer.
The paranoid pretender coping with mental illness.
The miserly acrobat.
The healthy, weak, bigoted official.
The tactful explorer.
The mature, hateful mercenary.
The indecisive, brave servant who is estranged from family members.
The striking actor.
The weak-willed impostor hiding a dark secret.
The poised, realistic, outgoing leader.
The tireless boatman with uncanny abilities.
The delusional, lonely student with unusual luck.
The inexperienced acrobat.
The graceful, moralistic murderer.
The seasoned, selfish assassin.
The misunderstood poet searching for employment.
The sailor with no hope.
The tolerant mentor.
The graceful, aloof archivist who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The scatterbrained dancer.
The dissatisfied jailer.
The tough cleric.
The poet with uncanny abilities.
The awkward, alienated bartender.
The withdrawn architect.
The tough, greedy official with little money.
The sickly, mystical, infamous priestess.
The nimble, cunning, righteous hunter searching for purpose.
The soldier from an unusual family line.
The predictable, unjust martial artist with uncanny abilities.
The distant hermit looking for a challenge.
The nimble, inhibited rabble-rouser.
The tactless, sadistic dancer who is estranged from family members.
The graceful prostitute.
The awkward, friendly midwife.
The pious student.
The unjust farmer.
The sickly outlaw from a big family.
The combative, sarcastic sailor searching for a lost friend.
The unathletic, mystical, outgoing lawman with a dark past.
The artistic, moralistic spy.
The athletic, kind outlaw coping with mental illness.
The organized, whiny rogue.
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