Characters
The boastful leader with a dark past.
The tactless traveler.
The sickly, immoral politician who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The tired bartender who is an outsider.
The selfish weapons master who fears the future.
The fearsome farmer.
The willful, corrupt archivist who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The awkward, indecisive, alienated bandit who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The patriotic pedlar with no hope.
The sarcastic, unethical hunter with big dreams.
The plain, delusional, biased traveler.
The agile rabble-rouser.
The wise, infamous smuggler.
The poised, cooperative marine.
The ambassador with an odd birthmark.
The assistant who is estranged from family members.
The young, paranoid, broken-hearted farmer.
The selfless impostor searching for purpose.
The wistful fence.
The crippled, short-tempered, persuasive rabble-rouser on the run from the law.
The strong, private bartender.
The awkward, philandering explorer.
The gigolo from a good family.
The poised, obedient traitor who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The just, short-tempered servant.
The acrobatic, awestruck singer.
The tired champion.
The pure cleric.
The persuasive, altruistic official who is a complete fraud.
The young, ruthless heroine.
The dexterous priestess.
The weak, ugly musician.
The distant, unethical midwife.
The plain, unpredictable, moralizing priest.
The unhealthy, dispirited soldier.
The aged, cute rabble-rouser searching for a family member.
The confident, unjust smuggler.
The posturing rogue.
The awkward, indecisive, gentle impostor on the run from the law.
The enduring, playful marine who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The healthy, ambitious sailor.
The weak assistant.
The opinionated merchant who is prone to odd statements.
The weak, aloof trader who loves animals.
The unhealthy, ethical weapons master.
The unpopular weapons master.
The playful hunter who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The eccentric theologian on the run from the law.
The unwise mentor.
The mean-spirited priest living on borrowed time.
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