Characters
The hero who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The greedy assistant looking for love.
The plain, selfish, promiscuous pedlar who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The young, domineering servant.
The nimble acrobat.
The unathletic, moralizing traitor.
The cynical prospector who is cursed with bad luck.
The awkward, aloof teacher with unusual luck.
The sickly archivist searching for employment.
The private, sarcastic champion.
The healthy, forceful, aloof weapons master with an unexpected destiny.
The healthy leader who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The striking, materialistic, unethical hunter with a lot of friends.
The striking, fearsome boatman.
The uncreative, vocal outlaw who seems insane.
The creative, broken-hearted fence searching for employment.
The courageous, sarcastic weapons master with little money.
The serene, altruistic hunter with unexpected depths.
The conceited, mean-spirited wanderer.
The bandit who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The sarcastic, cruel pedlar who loves children.
The tireless, brave traveler.
The striking, unhappy mentor.
The priest on the run from the law.
The healthy, promiscuous smuggler.
The clumsy businessperson.
The athletic, cooperative rabble-rouser who has several nervous habits.
The enduring rabble-rouser.
The tough, private, unfriendly inventor on the wrong side of the law.
The pessimistic hunter who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The healthy acrobat from a bad family.
The snide, sarcastic rabble-rouser with an odd birthmark.
The crippled priest who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The striking lawman who is seeking meaning in life.
The religious, moralizing thief with a false identity.
The detached lawman who hates children.
The hypocritical, immoral sailor who belongs to a secret organization.
The disillusioned, unfriendly cleric.
The mean-spirited, philandering martial artist who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The sickly, unjust, domineering businessperson.
The clumsy, sleazy mentor trapped by the past.
The unhappy assassin who lost meaning in life.
The optimistic, friendly pretender.
The athletic, scatterbrained, short-tempered soldier.
The adventurer who is an outsider.
The philosopher who has an odd way of speaking.
The graceful, unhappy, friendly gigolo with big dreams.
The awkward, inhibited, brutal midwife.
The amiable traveler searching for justice.
The dexterous prospector who hates children.
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