Characters
The graceful musician looking for a challenge.
The unhealthy actor with a dark past.
The striking, worldwise, social champion.
The prostitute who loves animals.
The obsessive, immoral hunter with a chemical dependency.
The crippled comic.
The domineering prostitute who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The unathletic, friendly explorer who has several nervous habits.
The sickly, sleazy bounty hunter with a lot of friends.
The graceful, immature bartender.
The crippled, clinging merchant.
The tough, opinionated outlaw who has an odd way of speaking.
The self-righteous leader.
The focused smuggler who loves children.
The quiet sailor.
The immoral beggar.
The poised, biased priest.
The intimidating jailer who hates animals.
The healthy cleric hiding a dark secret.
The outgoing priestess from a good family.
The biased outlaw.
The intuitive, social explorer who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The gentle rogue who loves children.
The humble musician.
The generous champion.
The acrobatic, opinionated outlaw.
The unhealthy, amiable philanthropist.
The aged, wise explorer.
The plain, cute sailor who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The unhealthy, promiscuous, fearsome hunter escpaing the past.
The plain gambler with a false identity.
The athletic, vicious marine with little money.
The uncreative thief who can't resist helping people.
The agile, complacent traveler.
The irrational mentor.
The acrobatic, frustrated traitor.
The principled priest who lost meaning in life.
The boastful, altruistic pedlar who has an odd way of speaking.
The weary, unheroic mercenary.
The unathletic, brave spy.
The weak servant who loves animals.
The young, withdrawn comic.
The hateful musician.
The clumsy, greedy leader.
The obedient mentor.
The cooperative, extraverted businessperson.
The tired, brave philosopher.
The fearful, intimidating trader.
The tireless, studious, bloodthirsty theologian.
The sadistic inventor.
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