Characters
The agile, unheroic singer.
The nimble, clinging gambler who has several nervous habits.
The agile, happy, sleazy bounty hunter with little money.
The agile, boastful, obedient spy.
The tough martial artist from a small family.
The poised, happy, tolerant spy who loves animals.
The aged, unfriendly rabble-rouser.
The tactless weapons master.
The plain ambassador needing a friend.
The just, brutal murderer who is a complete fraud.
The unhealthy, unethical inventor with a false identity.
The diabolical, tactful murderer.
The clumsy, unstable ambassador.
The bullying laborer who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The burnt-out midwife.
The crippled, cruel student.
The unhealthy midwife who is an outsider.
The calm miner.
The nimble, clever heir.
The moralistic rogue.
The crippled, spendthrift, paranoid prospector who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The striking, eccentric bandit.
The lonely sailor.
The playful traitor.
The obsessive, playful prospector.
The pedlar on the run from the law.
The smuggler searching for purpose.
The tough, mean-spirited pharmacist who is seeking meaning in life.
The obedient teacher.
The tireless prospector searching for a lost friend.
The dexterous bounty hunter who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The enduring, confused, homely acrobat.
The snide marine with big dreams.
The anxious, homely laborer with an odd birthmark.
The aged, unfriendly prospector coping with mental illness.
The adventurer hiding a dark secret.
The hateful singer.
The unathletic, intuitive, immoral gigolo from nowhere.
The unathletic priestess who is seeking meaning in life.
The manipulative gambler from an unusual family line.
The studious leader from an unusual family line.
The heroic smuggler who is dependent on medication.
The tired soldier with a dark past.
The athletic student.
The poised architect searching for a family member.
The aged bandit.
The intimidating traveler.
The tireless midwife.
The sickly, greedy explorer escpaing the past.
The crippled, scatterbrained, patronizing leader from a small family.
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