Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The healthy, inhibited, ignored hunter who is cursed with bad luck.
The sickly ambassador who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The opinionated impostor with a rival in his/her profession.
The unathletic, compassionate, whiny assistant.
The aged, nice, friendly ambassador.
The slothful pharmacist.
The athletic, patriotic assistant.
The enduring, stingy, bigoted rascal.
The graceful hero.
The logical, withdrawn acrobat who lost meaning in life.
The enduring, tactless, whiny traveler who loves children.
The athletic mercenary.
The crippled pedlar.
The tireless, wily prostitute.
The tough, bloodthirsty, nurturing mentor with no hope.
The selfish midwife.
The obsessive, odd student from a bad family.
The strong official.
The poised bartender living on borrowed time.
The crippled gambler.
The dexterous cleric.
The arrogant, charismatic impostor.
The unathletic dancer.
The awkward traitor.
The weak, popular bodyguard.
The student who loves children.
The altruistic theologian from a good family.
The aged, depressed, broken-hearted wanderer from an unusual family line.
The laborer on the wrong side of the law.
The amiable comic.
The weak, nurturing farmer with a lot of friends.
The tough comic.
The healthy, tactless servant.
The athletic, selfish inventor.
The pompous official with a knack for trouble.
The kind lawman.
The unathletic, unpredictable, ugly explorer with a knack for trouble.
The healthy, attractive hunter who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The slothful, mean-spirited laborer on the run from the law.
The graceful, unpopular assassin.
The unpredictable bounty hunter.
The immature rogue.
The plain, bloodthirsty assistant.
The poised comic who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The apathetic archivist with a knack for trouble.
The tough, contemplative, distant smuggler with a false identity.
The brave prospector who loves children.
The sickly prostitute who has several nervous habits.
The sadistic teacher who loves children.
The hateful, ignored inventor.
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