Characters
The agile merchant.
The spendthrift wanderer.
The nimble cleric searching for truth.
The poised, smooth midwife.
The mystical architect who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The weak, intuitive, hypocritical heroine who hates children.
The graceful heir looking for love.
The sloppy traveler.
The delusional, hateful rogue from nowhere.
The poised weapons master who is a complete fraud.
The cowardly, corrupt miner who belongs to a secret organization.
The ambitious explorer searching for purpose.
The poised bandit.
The combative, unethical leader searching for purpose.
The unhealthy bounty hunter.
The tactless rascal.
The graceful smuggler from a big family.
The alienated servant.
The awkward, fear-ridden dancer.
The acrobatic, manipulative laborer.
The tireless pedlar with repressed memories.
The tireless, bullying smuggler.
The tough theologian.
The sadistic mercenary.
The biased lawman who is seeking meaning in life.
The acrobat coping with mental illness.
The pedlar who loves animals.
The aged, altruistic adventurer.
The slothful, ethical bounty hunter who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The nihilistic, pompous businessperson with a large fortune.
The educated, hypocritical philanthropist who seems insane.
The striking, opportunistic, inhibited prospector.
The tough, brutal pretender who can't resist a fight.
The clinging spy.
The clumsy, intimidating soldier searching for purpose.
The ignorant merchant.
The inhibited assistant.
The short-tempered bounty hunter.
The brutal philosopher.
The outlaw who is more than meets the eye.
The willful weapons master.
The unconfident, obedient farmer.
The ignored bounty hunter.
The energetic, popular official with a large fortune.
The unathletic priest on the run from the law.
The acrobatic trader with a heart of gold.
The altruistic priestess who hates children.
The young, distant outlaw who is cursed with bad luck.
The sadistic adventurer.
The dexterous, silly, corrupt midwife who fell in with the wrong crowd.
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