Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The awestruck, humble champion.
The philosopher searching for a family member.
The extraverted trader.
The tireless weapons master.
The unhealthy, alienated gigolo searching for employment.
The acrobatic, philosophical assistant.
The brave fence.
The heir with big dreams.
The humble martial artist who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The extraverted hermit with a chemical dependency.
The agile, whiny bodyguard.
The persistent, amiable beggar.
The atheistic, selfish bounty hunter with a large fortune.
The atheistic heroine.
The graceful mentor from a good family.
The bitter, smooth bounty hunter.
The graceful, moralizing heir.
The marine who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The acrobatic, unconfident official.
The unethical impostor.
The loudmouthed, open-minded gigolo.
The graceful rabble-rouser who is dependent on medication.
The sarcastic bounty hunter.
The weak sailor.
The bodyguard from a good family.
The plain, peace-loving student.
The dexterous, boastful, tactful farmer.
The rogue who can't resist helping people.
The righteous, promiscuous midwife.
The athletic traveler who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The awkward, corrupt student who loves children.
The ignorant, hypocritical rascal.
The nimble, naive bodyguard.
The private, smooth singer.
The combative mentor.
The sickly, stingy, selfless farmer who is seeking meaning in life.
The poised, cooperative ambassador from an unusual family line.
The tough, logical, immature traveler.
The agile, joyful philosopher.
The agile heir.
The stupid murderer.
The moralizing beggar.
The athletic, paranoid, funny prostitute with little money.
The cooperative businessperson.
The gentle pedlar who suffers from a chronic disease.
The unathletic, industrious, cute hermit.
The plucky outlaw with little money.
The sickly, energetic, righteous traveler.
The lawman who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The worldwise, moralizing trader.
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