Characters
The neurotic weapons master who lost meaning in life.
The clueless, pompous singer.
The noisy, generous traveler.
The tactless acrobat with a false identity.
The soldier from a bad family.
The young, boring pharmacist.
The plain, clueless mentor.
The selfish martial artist.
The young, generous bounty hunter needing a friend.
The domineering trader.
The crippled, peaceful, ugly boatman who seems insane.
The tough, cruel bartender with a knack for trouble.
The serene, tolerant acrobat.
The weary, eccentric jailer.
The ruthless, bloodthirsty rogue.
The tireless, promiscuous martial artist.
The hysterical servant with unexpected depths.
The open-minded priest with a knack for trouble.
The weak hermit living on borrowed time.
The unremarkable, vicious beggar who is prone to odd statements.
The healthy, conceited, bullying soldier.
The graceful, odd pedlar with repressed memories.
The pessimistic murderer with a lot of friends.
The athletic, unpopular theologian with a lot of friends.
The aged, unwise bandit.
The architect who is more than meets the eye.
The acrobat who has several nervous habits.
The narrow-minded philanthropist.
The young prostitute.
The aged weapons master.
The laid-back cleric.
The moralistic merchant hiding a dark secret.
The unhealthy, tolerant, cruel dancer.
The philosophical bodyguard.
The inexperienced murderer who is a complete fraud.
The tough, sarcastic wanderer.
The patriotic, hypocritical traveler.
The agile, spiritual, immoral bartender.
The self-righteous acrobat.
The awkward, immoral heir with a heart of gold.
The weak, clinging hunter searching for purpose.
The nurturing student.
The kind mercenary.
The boastful inventor.
The unathletic priestess.
The aged, arrogant teacher who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The strong, moralistic bandit who loves animals.
The nimble mercenary who can't resist a fight.
The enduring, contemplative, immature politician.
The dissatisfied, opinionated miner who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
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