Characters
The acrobatic assistant.
The scatterbrained bounty hunter.
The awkward, incoherent, bigoted acrobat.
The biased beggar.
The broken-hearted, vicious trader.
The poised jailer.
The tireless, antisocial hermit.
The pessimistic lawman.
The plain priestess.
The ignored businessperson.
The indecisive poet.
The unathletic, peaceful mentor.
The dexterous, striking architect.
The weak, quiet singer.
The graceful merchant from a good family.
The weary bandit who is dependent on medication.
The greedy, cute hermit looking for a challenge.
The ethical inventor.
The short-tempered singer with an odd birthmark.
The weapons master with uncanny abilities.
The intimidating weapons master living on borrowed time.
The enduring, whiny midwife with a heart of gold.
The sloppy priest.
The strong, promiscuous priestess.
The awkward, bloodthirsty, moralistic champion on the run from the law.
The disorganized martial artist with a lot of friends.
The athletic, hateful philosopher with a heart of gold.
The young, mystical, friendly champion.
The crippled pharmacist.
The graceful, snide, immoral heroine.
The aged, unheroic gigolo who fears the future.
The tolerant inventor who fears the future.
The dexterous rabble-rouser who hates animals.
The illogical, gentle official who lost meaning in life.
The peace-loving merchant who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The enduring gambler who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The confident, unethical student.
The romantic, patriotic mentor.
The sickly, irrational, clinging explorer.
The dexterous, forceful, charismatic beggar.
The selfish actor.
The healthy leader.
The bigoted impostor who fears the future.
The agile laborer on the wrong side of the law.
The farmer who is estranged from family members.
The ugly poet.
The plain lawman with repressed memories.
The biased hermit living on borrowed time.
The greedy politician who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The strong, biased gigolo who is prone to odd statements.
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