Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The tough, popular pedlar from a good family.
The dexterous, unremarkable, distant champion.
The broken-hearted cleric.
The self-righteous gigolo who is cursed with bad luck.
The studious dancer.
The smart priestess with repressed memories.
The heroine searching for truth.
The clumsy, nostalgic, clinging prostitute.
The disillusioned businessperson who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The tolerant servant.
The strong boatman haunted by dark memories.
The selfish, odd hunter who is an outsider.
The aged soldier who suffers from a chronic disease.
The unathletic poet.
The awkward rabble-rouser who is estranged from family members.
The cooperative bounty hunter who loves animals.
The rogue with a rival in his/her profession.
The experienced heroine.
The healthy comic.
The enduring, mature, greedy assistant from a good family.
The disorganized, amiable actor.
The weak, inhibited heir.
The crippled, lonely, ugly jailer.
The unstable, posturing heir.
The poised trader.
The dexterous, fearful smuggler.
The athletic laborer who is cursed with bad luck.
The awkward, disorganized, patronizing adventurer.
The awkward, predictable pharmacist.
The unremarkable, generous musician.
The selfless trader with a chemical dependency.
The uncreative midwife.
The hateful traveler.
The short-tempered bounty hunter.
The striking, biased, rude musician who hates children.
The bloodthirsty miner.
The clumsy mentor.
The dexterous, uncreative, charismatic student.
The healthy, awkward hero who is seeking meaning in life.
The sailor who is seeking meaning in life.
The enduring, boring, patronizing spy.
The young philanthropist.
The poised, willful, humble assistant.
The agile, righteous hermit living on borrowed time.
The nimble hunter searching for a family member.
The apathetic pedlar.
The obedient midwife.
The tough, peace-loving champion.
The plain fence who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The unhealthy, clever student.
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