Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The experienced wanderer.
The tireless wanderer who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The enduring pretender.
The unremarkable merchant.
The amiable weapons master escpaing the past.
The crippled, intimidating adventurer.
The tireless hunter searching for a lost friend.
The graceful, opinionated prospector who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The acrobatic, peaceful, unjust rogue.
The awkward, gentle philosopher from a small family.
The aged, ethical outlaw who is an outsider.
The sleazy singer who is prone to odd statements.
The persistent businessperson looking for a challenge.
The enduring hero.
The striking rascal.
The unathletic, studious boatman.
The sleazy champion from an unusual family line.
The clumsy rascal who is cursed with bad luck.
The aged, serene, attractive beggar who seems insane.
The eccentric philanthropist.
The generous pharmacist.
The agile, spiritual, selfless traveler with repressed memories.
The nimble dancer coping with mental illness.
The clumsy farmer.
The strong, eccentric servant.
The open-minded philosopher who is a complete fraud.
The sadistic rogue from a good family.
The distant marine who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The awkward midwife.
The introverted hunter.
The vicious traveler with a large fortune.
The wistful, moralistic teacher from a bad family.
The sickly, infamous champion who seems insane.
The unstable, whiny teacher who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The slothful bounty hunter escpaing the past.
The tireless, stressed, aloof politician.
The distant merchant.
The greedy hermit.
The heroic bounty hunter.
The unjust teacher.
The nostalgic rascal who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The agile, wise priestess.
The clumsy, ruthless, vocal pedlar.
The philandering philanthropist.
The mercenary searching for a family member.
The eccentric, awkward pharmacist who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The just, sleazy pedlar.
The unhealthy wanderer.
The sickly, clinging poet with a rival in his/her profession.
The nimble, open-minded lawman.
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