Characters
The poised, selfish prospector searching for truth.
The plain, eccentric, vocal soldier.
The agile thief with a lot of friends.
The poised, homely hermit.
The tough, greedy explorer.
The weak, philandering, alienated traveler who is a complete fraud.
The indecisive, kind student.
The depressed, eccentric adventurer who lost meaning in life.
The hypocritical prostitute from a good family.
The crippled, playful impostor who is an outsider.
The unhealthy, nostalgic thief.
The acrobatic, weak, distant inventor.
The fearsome midwife.
The lawman with a large fortune.
The tireless, obedient heroine who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The disorganized, self-righteous miner.
The poised, irrational bartender.
The eccentric heir who is an outsider.
The adventurer searching for truth.
The awkward poet from a good family.
The dexterous, principled, altruistic fence.
The agile adventurer.
The eccentric, posturing murderer with unusual luck.
The homely traitor with unexpected depths.
The brutal boatman.
The weak, worried priest.
The heroic, cute acrobat with repressed memories.
The striking, corrupt soldier.
The mature spy searching for purpose.
The nurturing soldier.
The strong teacher.
The acrobatic, mature hunter.
The kind poet who is cursed with bad luck.
The hateful official.
The athletic pretender who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The strong, whiny weapons master with a large fortune.
The poised, miserly, cute murderer.
The nimble, paranoid rascal who is a complete fraud.
The outlaw from a small family.
The odd spy coping with mental illness.
The open-minded archivist.
The serene, tolerant heir.
The sickly, violent miner.
The unhealthy, opinionated, immoral boatman with little money.
The depressed spy who has several nervous habits.
The conformist jailer who is more than meets the eye.
The plain, sleazy champion.
The crippled, hateful thief from a good family.
The manipulative, righteous merchant with a false identity.
The sickly, immoral impostor.
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