Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The biased murderer.
The vicious, introverted prostitute.
The moralistic inventor.
The healthy, outgoing cleric.
The enduring pretender.
The acrobatic, grim theologian.
The laborer with a large fortune.
The acrobatic bartender with an unexpected destiny.
The aged, fear-ridden comic.
The priest who hates children.
The industrious businessperson who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The lonely, ethical thief.
The smart teacher.
The clumsy hermit.
The dexterous, corrupt bodyguard.
The acrobatic mentor who is estranged from family members.
The sickly, distant official with an odd birthmark.
The graceful rabble-rouser with an unexpected destiny.
The studious gambler who belongs to a secret organization.
The eccentric, patronizing pedlar with a false identity.
The young, dispirited, moral rabble-rouser trapped by the past.
The immature acrobat.
The awkward cleric with a knack for trouble.
The unheroic architect.
The unhealthy, biased weapons master.
The unhealthy philosopher who hates animals.
The religious bounty hunter.
The self-righteous politician.
The absent-minded prospector looking for a challenge.
The tireless, shiftless smuggler.
The aged, wise, attractive marine.
The nervous ambassador haunted by flashbacks.
The philosophical singer.
The acrobatic, patriotic servant who belongs to a secret organization.
The poised, crazy prospector.
The clumsy, distant, whiny rabble-rouser with no hope.
The nimble, pompous student.
The boring merchant who is seeking meaning in life.
The crippled, clever cleric.
The bounty hunter with a lot of friends.
The disorganized assistant.
The popular midwife.
The misunderstood, inhibited murderer.
The attractive lawman with an unexpected destiny.
The posturing archivist who is estranged from family members.
The nimble, inhibited traitor who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The plucky prospector.
The dexterous pedlar.
The dexterous, serene, extraverted assassin.
The social farmer.
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