Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The student trapped by the past.
The acrobatic student.
The plain, vicious fence.
The enduring, seasoned, greedy traitor.
The sadistic, arrogant gigolo.
The midwife searching for a lost friend.
The striking, unheroic, ethical gigolo with repressed memories.
The realistic, selfish bandit with a heart of gold.
The energetic, amiable pretender.
The smuggler with repressed memories.
The weak, paranoid gigolo who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The weak, happy merchant.
The clumsy, energetic, broken-hearted murderer.
The plain, corrupt mercenary.
The crippled rogue.
The private laborer with repressed memories.
The aged, sloppy heir.
The lonely, bullying hermit with a chemical dependency.
The nimble, romantic, hypocritical servant who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The enduring rogue.
The nurturing priestess.
The young, craven smuggler.
The priestess from a good family.
The servant who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The corrupt prospector escpaing the past.
The patriotic rascal.
The plain priest.
The young, driven rabble-rouser.
The healthy, violent, ugly comic.
The beggar on the run from the law.
The humble, rude adventurer who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The laborer who lost meaning in life.
The inventor who is a complete fraud.
The cute heir.
The moralizing boatman who suffers from a chronic disease.
The plain, boastful trader.
The silly, tactful actor who has several nervous habits.
The unfriendly murderer.
The poised, obsessive, chaste politician who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The serene hermit searching for justice.
The athletic philosopher searching for a lost friend.
The bitter, mean-spirited rabble-rouser who seems insane.
The graceful, unstable fence.
The striking philosopher with unexpected depths.
The plain, bullying bandit with a dark past.
The poised, persuasive merchant with a lot of friends.
The striking, altruistic hero.
The ethical philosopher.
The hypocritical bodyguard.
The healthy, brutal, moralizing beggar who can't resist a fight.
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