Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The amiable soldier.
The sickly, gentle comic.
The tough, patriotic, introverted archivist.
The athletic, clever, intimidating mercenary who is prone to odd statements.
The committed, vicious outlaw with no hope.
The manipulative gambler.
The unathletic, antisocial weapons master.
The charismatic architect who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The nurturing marine searching for employment.
The secretive, antisocial student escpaing the past.
The graceful adventurer who is prone to odd statements.
The cute spy who has an odd way of speaking.
The healthy, brave mercenary.
The heroine with a chemical dependency.
The quiet assistant.
The tireless, cute priestess with a rival in his/her profession.
The young, social architect with unusual luck.
The fearful architect with a heart of gold.
The optimistic, opinionated pretender.
The happy, clinging soldier.
The aged, opinionated archivist.
The acrobatic, unheroic, mean-spirited singer.
The singer needing a friend.
The pragmatic, sarcastic mentor.
The worried, amiable priest searching for justice.
The enduring, wise, odd philosopher.
The eccentric priest.
The strong, altruistic, domineering teacher.
The striking, kind mercenary with an odd birthmark.
The happy assistant with unusual luck.
The sickly, studious, self-righteous sailor who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The sarcastic spy.
The aged, energetic, sadistic wanderer.
The gambler with a heart of gold.
The weak, tactful gigolo.
The healthy, smooth assistant.
The agile, altruistic, obedient pharmacist.
The enduring, selfless bodyguard.
The sickly, greedy rabble-rouser.
The dexterous pedlar searching for employment.
The conformist, awkward leader with a large fortune.
The plain martial artist.
The introverted musician.
The hypocritical comic.
The weak, apathetic, promiscuous assistant.
The athletic, eccentric pretender.
The acrobatic, happy prostitute.
The tireless rabble-rouser who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The humble traveler.
The aged champion.
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