Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The outgoing assistant searching for justice.
The worried bartender with a large fortune.
The businessperson who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The graceful, arrogant hunter.
The crippled, unheroic, patronizing rogue who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The acrobatic philanthropist.
The compassionate murderer with a chemical dependency.
The nice heroine with little money.
The secretive adventurer.
The tough, clinging, unpopular mentor.
The tough assassin.
The private, rude singer who is a complete fraud.
The agile, heroic assistant.
The odd lawman who is seeking meaning in life.
The tireless, patriotic adventurer with repressed memories.
The agile, immature pedlar.
The dexterous, persuasive bartender from a good family.
The crippled, aggravated, sadistic leader who seems insane.
The paranoid smuggler.
The optimistic assistant.
The graceful prospector who is a complete fraud.
The joyful, sadistic theologian.
The aloof thief with a lot of friends.
The unpopular assistant who is an outsider.
The aged, bigoted philosopher.
The crippled acrobat.
The outlaw with a rival in his/her profession.
The aged fence.
The tough, wild thief.
The enduring architect.
The illogical, unpopular bandit.
The tough miner who is more than meets the eye.
The beggar haunted by dark memories.
The nimble murderer haunted by flashbacks.
The poised, persuasive, cruel bodyguard.
The unjust prostitute.
The unwise gigolo searching for truth.
The healthy, short-tempered cleric.
The mystical explorer who has an odd way of speaking.
The striking, patriotic prostitute.
The nimble, confident, moralizing bandit with unexpected depths.
The traveler who has an odd way of speaking.
The wild, clinging official.
The trader with a large fortune.
The dexterous, rebellious rogue.
The athletic, unfriendly martial artist.
The generous singer.
The nimble bodyguard with a lot of friends.
The inhibited official who lost meaning in life.
The young philanthropist.
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