Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The healthy, focused, introverted pretender from a good family.
The nurturing sailor with an unexpected destiny.
The leader trapped by the past.
The sickly, conformist, self-righteous gigolo.
The vocal hermit.
The watchful philosopher searching for purpose.
The spendthrift servant.
The young spy who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The paranoid spy who is estranged from family members.
The unremarkable, aloof philosopher searching for employment.
The nervous, playful martial artist.
The dexterous, moralistic wanderer.
The plain, selfish actor.
The unhealthy poet.
The poised rabble-rouser from a big family.
The heroic inventor.
The combative sailor from an unusual family line.
The quiet, odd inventor.
The moralizing adventurer.
The persuasive, brutal acrobat who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The committed businessperson.
The naive businessperson.
The corrupt smuggler.
The wanderer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The graceful, unfriendly adventurer.
The striking marine.
The clumsy, awkward trader.
The peaceful, introverted servant with a heart of gold.
The sadistic, corrupt martial artist.
The vicious, unethical politician.
The athletic, illogical, friendly martial artist.
The tough, dissatisfied, boastful bandit escpaing the past.
The healthy, industrious, bullying pretender.
The crippled, weak-willed, ugly rogue.
The weak, righteous pedlar.
The sickly acrobat searching for purpose.
The tough, industrious, nurturing priestess.
The graceful, rude gigolo.
The unethical priestess.
The dexterous, heroic cleric.
The sarcastic gambler.
The smooth hunter who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The acrobatic, calm, withdrawn laborer who loves children.
The unhealthy, sleazy priest.
The heir who hates children.
The healthy, boring gambler.
The moral acrobat looking for love.
The crazy, opinionated lawman with a lot of friends.
The lonely hunter from nowhere.
The nurturing poet.
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