Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The obsessive, inhibited jailer with big dreams.
The greedy boatman.
The acrobatic, worldwise, fearsome trader.
The anxious prostitute who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The athletic, amiable dancer.
The athletic explorer.
The violent, manipulative poet.
The young gambler.
The weak, mature, philandering student who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The worried impostor who is prone to odd statements.
The rude inventor.
The aged, wise, ignored servant.
The crippled hunter.
The tactless pharmacist who belongs to a secret organization.
The pedlar with unexpected depths.
The cooperative beggar from an unusual family line.
The murderer who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The tough, attractive pharmacist.
The poet searching for a family member.
The tireless, pessimistic, awkward smuggler who is cursed with bad luck.
The paranoid, promiscuous hunter.
The graceful, nurturing laborer who can't resist a fight.
The young, nihilistic rabble-rouser.
The snide, paranoid hermit.
The watchful merchant who is seeking meaning in life.
The nimble, rude mercenary.
The sadistic traveler.
The dissatisfied, tactless theologian who seems insane.
The silly, tactless smuggler.
The diabolical laborer.
The awkward, nihilistic, heroic pretender searching for justice.
The acrobatic, generous impostor escpaing the past.
The striking rogue.
The heroine searching for justice.
The absent-minded, righteous hero.
The hermit looking for a challenge.
The plain, vicious archivist.
The cunning wanderer.
The tireless, kind philanthropist needing a friend.
The awkward assassin with a false identity.
The plain, bloodthirsty theologian.
The combative bartender with unusual luck.
The tired miner.
The clumsy cleric.
The absent-minded poet.
The healthy weapons master.
The athletic, materialistic, eccentric rabble-rouser.
The unjust pretender with a dark past.
The tireless, private, eccentric bandit from nowhere.
The athletic, stressed, infamous boatman.
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