Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The nimble priestess.
The promiscuous poet searching for purpose.
The enduring, boring mentor.
The tough wanderer.
The striking, willful, sleazy weapons master trapped by the past.
The selfish priest who lost meaning in life.
The acrobatic thief looking for love.
The fearsome, unethical teacher who loves animals.
The poised, nervous, greedy impostor from a small family.
The disorganized heir who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The healthy, vicious hero.
The aged, diabolical merchant.
The weak-willed, persuasive rogue.
The crippled pharmacist.
The agile, bloodthirsty, social prospector.
The graceful soldier who is an outsider.
The acrobatic, hysterical prostitute.
The combative hunter trapped by the past.
The corrupt fence on the run from the law.
The tireless, odd, hateful poet who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The acrobat who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The loudmouthed, distant teacher.
The smooth theologian from an unusual family line.
The tired wanderer searching for a family member.
The greedy wanderer.
The crippled, popular outlaw searching for purpose.
The musician who is an outsider.
The irrational, humble pretender.
The unhealthy, mature rogue.
The narrow-minded, intimidating official.
The pharmacist from nowhere.
The hateful pharmacist.
The boatman with no hope.
The greedy, chaste assassin.
The graceful, dispirited, persuasive outlaw hiding a dark secret.
The acrobatic, posturing rabble-rouser who is an outsider.
The dancer who is estranged from family members.
The striking, righteous, opinionated outlaw searching for employment.
The ambitious, striking impostor who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The tough, cute official.
The aged heroine.
The tireless, unconfident midwife.
The cruel official coping with mental illness.
The laborer who is dependent on medication.
The patriotic boatman.
The weak, eccentric rascal with unexpected depths.
The melancholy, kind teacher searching for a family member.
The dexterous, brave priest who is dependent on medication.
The dexterous, lazy, paranoid theologian.
The priestess who is more than meets the eye.
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