Characters
The bounty hunter who is an outsider.
The young, immature, cute adventurer who loves children.
The rascal with uncanny abilities.
The paranoid midwife.
The clumsy, tireless leader.
The bodyguard haunted by flashbacks.
The crippled, obsessive, self-righteous bandit.
The unathletic servant who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The paranoid archivist.
The athletic, unethical pretender with unexpected depths.
The bodyguard who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The outlaw who seems insane.
The rude bodyguard from a good family.
The acrobatic, unstable, distant hero searching for employment.
The conformist rogue.
The poised, materialistic, lonely adventurer who can't resist a fight.
The puerile, homely jailer.
The striking, bullying archivist who has several nervous habits.
The broken-hearted explorer with a false identity.
The aged student from a big family.
The crippled, righteous murderer from an unusual family line.
The sickly, ugly dancer.
The healthy, cynical, alienated prostitute.
The unhealthy, outgoing smuggler with repressed memories.
The nimble, mean-spirited, hypocritical prospector.
The healthy, aggravated archivist.
The official with big dreams.
The tactless, funny acrobat.
The agile traveler.
The tough laborer.
The tireless, boring bandit.
The strong, corrupt heir.
The broken-hearted assistant with a heart of gold.
The misguided pharmacist.
The principled, moralizing politician on the run from the law.
The young philanthropist.
The plain, striking martial artist who can't resist a fight.
The intelligent, moralistic trader.
The strong, industrious servant.
The athletic poet with an odd birthmark.
The nimble, obedient theologian.
The unconfident gigolo.
The greedy official from a big family.
The beggar who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The tactless impostor.
The industrious, popular mercenary with a large fortune.
The clumsy businessperson.
The pragmatic, tactless thief.
The tireless, addled, whiny priestess who loves children.
The clumsy, bullying architect with a heart of gold.
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