Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The dexterous miner trapped by the past.
The dancer who is cursed with bad luck.
The dexterous, nice, short-tempered marine.
The healthy comic.
The hysterical, immature pretender who hates animals.
The wistful, moralizing assassin on the wrong side of the law.
The tired, vicious soldier who seems insane.
The self-righteous martial artist who suffers from a chronic disease.
The tireless, educated, unheroic assassin.
The unathletic, industrious, cruel assassin who is prone to odd statements.
The enduring, sarcastic assassin who seems insane.
The introverted traitor who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The athletic, aloof laborer.
The poised philosopher who lost meaning in life.
The gentle assistant on the wrong side of the law.
The poised, awkward heir who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The unambitious, social rogue who is prone to odd statements.
The enduring, cruel teacher.
The committed, open-minded official escpaing the past.
The sickly, craven, outgoing hero.
The mean-spirited teacher.
The tireless, charismatic assassin.
The striking farmer with repressed memories.
The unathletic rogue from a small family.
The slovenly traveler.
The arrogant weapons master.
The striking, outgoing student searching for justice.
The clumsy, patriotic, kind assassin.
The unhealthy, pious heir.
The weak, fearsome soldier living on borrowed time.
The aged, serene thief.
The alienated bounty hunter who loves animals.
The soldier needing a friend.
The aloof, philandering weapons master.
The striking, mystical comic.
The young murderer.
The strong, boastful miner who lost meaning in life.
The obsessive outlaw who seems insane.
The distant lawman searching for justice.
The clumsy, philandering, fearsome inventor from nowhere.
The awkward philanthropist coping with mental illness.
The principled, brutal trader.
The young, spiritual priest.
The outlaw searching for a family member.
The short-tempered wanderer.
The merchant who is an outsider.
The hypocritical acrobat.
The whiny assistant.
The distant teacher.
The burnt-out mercenary.
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