Characters
The selfless pedlar with an odd birthmark.
The tireless marine.
The businessperson searching for employment.
The sickly, complacent, unethical priestess.
The young, unheroic hermit.
The tough soldier who hates animals.
The healthy, hypocritical hermit.
The disloyal assassin with unusual luck.
The strong, awestruck assistant.
The dexterous, unheroic fence.
The unhealthy bounty hunter.
The unathletic, committed actor.
The brave, immature archivist.
The hateful archivist who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The willful merchant.
The dexterous, attractive prospector.
The lonely assistant.
The athletic, altruistic philanthropist.
The enduring, hysterical musician.
The acrobatic, apathetic, outgoing weapons master.
The tough, charismatic pedlar.
The wily bounty hunter on the run from the law.
The musician haunted by flashbacks.
The assistant who is prone to odd statements.
The agile, seasoned, aloof mentor.
The persuasive, cute murderer.
The healthy mercenary.
The cowardly poet escpaing the past.
The cowardly trader with no hope.
The moralistic pharmacist.
The acrobatic, clinging philanthropist looking for love.
The healthy thief with a knack for trouble.
The fear-ridden rogue on the run from the law.
The heroic musician.
The crippled heir.
The plain philosopher.
The poised architect from a big family.
The short-tempered, selfless rogue who can't resist helping people.
The healthy, striking smuggler who is cursed with bad luck.
The young, ignorant, awkward philosopher haunted by dark memories.
The sickly, ugly official who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The conformist, alienated miner trapped by the past.
The dexterous, addled, immoral miner.
The healthy, hypocritical assistant.
The boastful wanderer searching for truth.
The bandit searching for a family member.
The popular pretender searching for truth.
The healthy, pessimistic, greedy soldier who has an odd way of speaking.
The tough assistant who has several nervous habits.
The dexterous, aggravated, short-tempered bodyguard.
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