Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The plain bodyguard.
The crippled, forceful assassin.
The clumsy, unheroic bodyguard.
The dexterous, nihilistic, sleazy boatman looking for love.
The obedient smuggler who seems insane.
The awkward, pompous fence.
The promiscuous jailer.
The plain beggar who is prone to odd statements.
The cruel wanderer with a knack for trouble.
The realistic soldier searching for a family member.
The lawman coping with mental illness.
The poised, sadistic, bigoted sailor with an unexpected destiny.
The miner from an unusual family line.
The addled, tolerant laborer.
The dexterous, lazy, immature philanthropist.
The humble midwife.
The dexterous, melancholy wanderer.
The worldwise heir.
The sarcastic laborer on the wrong side of the law.
The strong, crazy, smooth traveler who is cursed with bad luck.
The leader who has several nervous habits.
The bullying outlaw from a bad family.
The clumsy dancer.
The weak, grim mercenary.
The dexterous spy.
The organized, broken-hearted hero.
The tireless, tactful rascal with a heart of gold.
The aged, committed prostitute.
The unhealthy, noisy, immature hunter.
The philandering soldier.
The broken-hearted acrobat.
The poised gigolo.
The nimble, boring traveler.
The awestruck, open-minded gambler.
The laid-back, odd pharmacist who is dependent on medication.
The religious philosopher who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The misguided, selfless lawman.
The odd, sadistic weapons master.
The agile, self-righteous, unjust soldier with unexpected depths.
The graceful, peace-loving wanderer.
The antisocial bodyguard with an unexpected destiny.
The young, playful politician.
The tireless, bigoted rogue.
The vocal farmer.
The diabolical, nurturing spy.
The healthy, altruistic, opinionated thief from an unusual family line.
The elegant champion searching for purpose.
The aged, paranoid murderer with a chemical dependency.
The crazy, gentle fence.
The unathletic, secretive, odd traitor with a knack for trouble.
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