Characters
The willful, aloof architect.
The incoherent pretender who is more than meets the eye.
The energetic, domineering mercenary who can't resist helping people.
The unhealthy, paranoid champion.
The mature comic with a dark past.
The heroic farmer.
The aged, stressed, attractive assistant.
The dispirited, hypocritical beggar.
The obsessive smuggler.
The noisy, funny philanthropist who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The jailer who is dependent on medication.
The unathletic, energetic champion.
The rude pedlar.
The plain, smart, smooth marine.
The corrupt rascal.
The strong, pragmatic wanderer.
The pompous beggar.
The unheroic sailor.
The nimble, slothful, distant lawman.
The clumsy, naive, cruel mentor.
The diabolical, awkward pharmacist.
The grim laborer who seems insane.
The ignored leader.
The wild dancer.
The dexterous, shiftless bartender.
The striking smuggler with uncanny abilities.
The brutal, odd prostitute with a heart of gold.
The wanderer from a big family.
The grim, whiny beggar who has several nervous habits.
The crippled, slothful, amiable comic who belongs to a secret organization.
The contemplative, promiscuous priest who has several nervous habits.
The pious mercenary with a false identity.
The inexperienced bounty hunter with a rival in his/her profession.
The poised, ignorant, tactful impostor.
The happy, moralistic musician.
The dexterous, posturing rascal who seems insane.
The strong, smooth actor.
The weak boatman.
The tough, stingy, bloodthirsty beggar.
The tough, private, bloodthirsty pedlar.
The assistant who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The awkward, aloof hermit.
The acrobatic musician who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The strong, illogical, kind trader.
The nimble dancer with uncanny abilities.
The plain inventor looking for a challenge.
The crippled, friendly actor who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The healthy servant haunted by flashbacks.
The sadistic ambassador.
The plain rascal escpaing the past.
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