Characters
The young, hysterical, selfish adventurer.
The poised priest.
The athletic, vocal pharmacist searching for purpose.
The theologian coping with mental illness.
The crippled heroine.
The dexterous murderer.
The aged, absent-minded, broken-hearted gigolo.
The strong, promiscuous farmer.
The aged, violent, odd rabble-rouser.
The religious, ethical explorer.
The immature fence.
The short-tempered, tactless priestess.
The striking, moralistic student.
The humble boatman.
The nimble, heroic, chaste traitor.
The mature thief who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The young farmer.
The unhealthy, patriotic fence.
The merchant searching for purpose.
The greedy prostitute on the run from the law.
The elegant, patronizing boatman.
The weak, boastful rogue.
The miner who is prone to odd statements.
The dexterous, funny ambassador.
The corrupt priestess trapped by the past.
The greedy comic who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The puerile beggar.
The broken-hearted prostitute.
The tough marine who has an odd way of speaking.
The unjust hero.
The atheistic, disloyal hero searching for employment.
The enduring, selfish outlaw who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The aged rogue.
The prospector from a small family.
The bodyguard searching for a lost friend.
The acrobatic, incoherent, mean-spirited philanthropist.
The heroic, odd traveler who loves animals.
The young explorer from an unusual family line.
The snide impostor.
The anxious, unpopular laborer searching for a lost friend.
The striking, loudmouthed, inhibited heroine with unusual luck.
The unhealthy businessperson who is seeking meaning in life.
The awkward farmer.
The young actor from a small family.
The pragmatic, tolerant student searching for employment.
The enduring, immature, tactless prospector with unexpected depths.
The unhealthy, intimidating heir.
The awkward pharmacist.
The incoherent assassin.
The athletic, intimidating laborer searching for a family member.
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