Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The striking, innocent thief.
The biased singer.
The healthy, extraverted boatman.
The lawman who has several nervous habits.
The predictable, amiable midwife.
The complacent, sadistic acrobat needing a friend.
The martial artist hiding a dark secret.
The graceful, unethical lawman.
The vicious, whiny rogue looking for love.
The mysterious servant.
The whiny, ignored cleric.
The philanthropist who is estranged from family members.
The misguided, open-minded dancer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The clumsy, dissatisfied, opinionated official with uncanny abilities.
The predictable, smooth student from an unusual family line.
The young, aloof comic with big dreams.
The philosophical philanthropist.
The bigoted jailer.
The weak, rude miner searching for a family member.
The striking, intimidating trader.
The hypocritical wanderer.
The weary, posturing weapons master.
The private, paranoid pharmacist who loves children.
The enduring fence.
The arrogant beggar.
The self-righteous, alienated explorer who loves children.
The fence who lost meaning in life.
The hypocritical pretender with an odd birthmark.
The unathletic fence.
The unathletic, hypocritical, heroic philanthropist with repressed memories.
The hero from a big family.
The acrobatic, hateful servant.
The awkward assassin who is estranged from family members.
The manipulative, tactless gigolo.
The biased boatman.
The impostor on the wrong side of the law.
The confused, pompous prostitute.
The irrational heroine with a false identity.
The fear-ridden, boring beggar.
The acrobatic, loudmouthed, tactful spy.
The hysterical cleric from a good family.
The sickly leader who is a complete fraud.
The persuasive rogue.
The neurotic, bullying pharmacist.
The short-tempered farmer who lost meaning in life.
The enduring comic.
The agile sailor.
The pedlar who has an odd way of speaking.
The dexterous, pessimistic, chaste rabble-rouser.
The mystical, unheroic priest on the wrong side of the law.
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