Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The crippled, patriotic trader.
The young heroine who suffers from a chronic disease.
The odd champion searching for employment.
The homely trader from a big family.
The sickly, unstable, domineering dancer.
The bounty hunter who is an outsider.
The adventurer who is an outsider.
The awkward smuggler with a false identity.
The agile, romantic sailor.
The enduring thief.
The nimble, persuasive hermit.
The brave soldier who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The lazy rogue needing a friend.
The studious hermit with a knack for trouble.
The unbalanced, selfish singer.
The tireless, arrogant, self-righteous acrobat who is estranged from family members.
The mystical singer.
The tireless, opinionated rogue.
The unhealthy, bloodthirsty ambassador.
The strong, mature, sadistic businessperson who loves children.
The sarcastic spy.
The dexterous, clinging, mean-spirited traveler.
The confident, domineering trader searching for truth.
The vocal champion who can't resist helping people.
The tough, playful lawman.
The tough, miserly, obedient pedlar who seems insane.
The crippled, apathetic, clinging champion.
The unathletic, clinging gambler who suffers from a chronic disease.
The unhealthy, neurotic champion.
The distant rabble-rouser searching for employment.
The unbalanced businessperson.
The poet with unexpected depths.
The plain, sleazy, promiscuous architect searching for purpose.
The boring hermit haunted by dark memories.
The enduring, diabolical, amiable champion searching for truth.
The hypocritical smuggler.
The tireless, complacent assistant.
The innocent, self-righteous theologian.
The unhealthy, short-tempered heir.
The clumsy, romantic, sarcastic acrobat.
The paranoid, unpopular priest who belongs to a secret organization.
The dexterous, cheerful, funny adventurer coping with mental illness.
The tireless assassin with a heart of gold.
The unathletic, ignorant assistant.
The puerile, social miner.
The tough bandit.
The unwise, intimidating rascal.
The open-minded, altruistic trader with a rival in his/her profession.
The nimble beggar.
The unathletic, tactful beggar.
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