Characters
The awkward, bitter musician.
The nimble, wily, paranoid politician who is an outsider.
The narrow-minded, chaste bartender.
The elegant dancer escpaing the past.
The dexterous priestess searching for a family member.
The negative, sleazy boatman with big dreams.
The plain acrobat.
The grim assistant who seems insane.
The ambassador who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The sadistic traitor.
The unathletic merchant.
The immoral bartender with little money.
The serious traitor.
The unathletic, obsessive, chaste priest who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The heir looking for love.
The acrobatic, ugly servant.
The clumsy, manipulative theologian who is an outsider.
The agile, wistful, aloof acrobat from a big family.
The tireless, immoral hunter with unexpected depths.
The plain, slovenly dancer.
The healthy bartender.
The aged, sadistic philanthropist from a good family.
The tireless prospector.
The unathletic, enduring bandit.
The sickly, tactless philosopher.
The tireless, brave sailor.
The athletic, logical laborer.
The complacent, altruistic boatman who fears the future.
The serious, humble mercenary on the run from the law.
The aged, plucky, ethical farmer who loves animals.
The striking, tough traitor.
The unathletic assistant.
The manipulative wanderer.
The striking, industrious gambler.
The outlaw with little money.
The plain, withdrawn traitor.
The rascal who has an odd way of speaking.
The tough, whiny traitor.
The militant hermit.
The apathetic, disloyal bandit who loves animals.
The agile, negative, paranoid bodyguard.
The tireless, outgoing comic with an odd birthmark.
The pompous gambler haunted by flashbacks.
The humble marine who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The awkward, unpopular hermit.
The distant official.
The dexterous, sarcastic merchant who loves children.
The industrious, unpopular acrobat on the wrong side of the law.
The immature laborer.
The weak, aggravated, sleazy merchant who is dependent on medication.
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