Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The striking, promiscuous cleric.
The stingy midwife coping with mental illness.
The weak, whiny poet haunted by dark memories.
The neurotic actor from an unusual family line.
The withdrawn singer who is cursed with bad luck.
The graceful, neurotic, aloof thief who is cursed with bad luck.
The tireless, extraverted farmer.
The unhealthy comic.
The righteous theologian.
The tireless, brave smuggler from an unusual family line.
The selfless official.
The acrobatic, grim merchant.
The agile, smooth traitor.
The agile, posturing murderer.
The combative mentor who hates children.
The tireless smuggler.
The mercenary who has several nervous habits.
The opinionated heroine.
The naive martial artist who hates children.
The rabble-rouser with a large fortune.
The unhealthy traitor who is seeking meaning in life.
The spendthrift, unethical traitor searching for a lost friend.
The impostor looking for a challenge.
The unathletic, alienated, sleazy architect.
The tolerant architect.
The bloodthirsty martial artist.
The crippled, moralistic, infamous architect.
The agile, worldwise, greedy rabble-rouser from nowhere.
The unathletic, heroic, philandering boatman from a bad family.
The bitter bartender with uncanny abilities.
The comic with a rival in his/her profession.
The crippled, unpopular midwife.
The crippled traitor.
The watchful, brave official.
The nimble, open-minded boatman who can't resist a fight.
The clever heroine.
The singer who loves children.
The poised, boring sailor searching for truth.
The plain, rude spy.
The clinging impostor.
The impostor who is more than meets the eye.
The enduring, stressed, tactful dancer.
The awkward, apathetic, boring archivist.
The poised, weary, vocal student.
The clumsy, plucky, gentle pretender who is a complete fraud.
The dexterous, seasoned, outgoing musician from a big family.
The bitter, lonely leader.
The dexterous, serious miner.
The traveler who has several nervous habits.
The open-minded traveler.
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