Characters
The cruel lawman with big dreams.
The tough, hypocritical student.
The opinionated cleric.
The awkward, humble pedlar who can't resist helping people.
The enduring hunter.
The arrogant politician.
The tactless smuggler searching for employment.
The just, short-tempered politician searching for employment.
The acrobatic, greedy bandit.
The righteous smuggler haunted by flashbacks.
The young, militant, unethical singer.
The agile, posturing official.
The antisocial architect trapped by the past.
The agile, aloof hero who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The athletic theologian.
The jailer with an odd birthmark.
The happy, patriotic pedlar.
The dexterous, serious, cruel politician.
The healthy, unheroic trader.
The healthy, ethical impostor.
The tired gambler who is dependent on medication.
The young, moral traitor who is a complete fraud.
The aged servant on the wrong side of the law.
The fearsome, clinging mercenary.
The poised, laid-back traitor.
The crippled, courageous, cute weapons master.
The acrobatic, educated, persuasive poet.
The marine hiding a dark secret.
The unathletic, materialistic smuggler.
The aged, optimistic, bloodthirsty philanthropist.
The tough bodyguard.
The unwise, withdrawn fence.
The greedy martial artist with a false identity.
The healthy, self-righteous, hypocritical miner.
The open-minded mercenary.
The immature dancer.
The sickly, cowardly rascal.
The rascal with a rival in his/her profession.
The athletic philosopher.
The crippled bandit living on borrowed time.
The altruistic pharmacist.
The sickly, attractive sailor.
The plain weapons master with a false identity.
The archivist who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The awkward, addled fence.
The chaste philosopher escpaing the past.
The agile, artistic, cruel philanthropist who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The tough, private, ignored adventurer with unusual luck.
The tough, striking rogue with a heart of gold.
The secretive, lonely sailor.
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