Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The focused, philandering fence who is dependent on medication.
The weapons master searching for justice.
The outgoing prospector from a big family.
The marine who loves children.
The odd musician.
The aged, weary, eccentric philanthropist.
The unhealthy, peaceful, boring explorer from a small family.
The opinionated, selfless smuggler.
The tireless, rebellious, brutal traveler with repressed memories.
The nimble, noisy, selfless dancer who lost meaning in life.
The dexterous, selfish assistant.
The crippled, cowardly servant.
The unathletic, tough adventurer.
The sickly, apathetic singer.
The miserly archivist who hates animals.
The impostor with uncanny abilities.
The heroic martial artist.
The inhibited soldier.
The unathletic wanderer who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The artistic murderer.
The acrobatic, delusional traitor.
The agile, confident, heroic philanthropist.
The enduring, intelligent, manipulative dancer living on borrowed time.
The spy who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The wistful, biased heir.
The pragmatic, open-minded heir from a good family.
The enduring, militant rogue.
The elegant, immature explorer with no hope.
The irrational smuggler with a dark past.
The singer with a heart of gold.
The negative pedlar.
The sickly traitor.
The realistic, nurturing champion.
The aged, contemplative, homely trader who fears the future.
The graceful, broken-hearted laborer who can't resist a fight.
The clumsy trader.
The crippled, contemplative traitor.
The weak, moral student.
The nurturing assassin.
The clumsy sailor.
The tireless, atheistic, social traitor trapped by the past.
The inhibited laborer.
The acrobatic, stupid adventurer.
The dexterous hunter.
The frustrated bodyguard who can't resist a fight.
The inexperienced, biased theologian.
The dexterous, odd comic.
The bounty hunter who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The innocent, antisocial bodyguard.
The acrobatic, unethical pharmacist.
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