Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The willful hero who is an outsider.
The enduring, unheroic student.
The social bounty hunter.
The unheroic gambler with an odd birthmark.
The clever official who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The bullying jailer searching for a lost friend.
The friendly teacher from a small family.
The pious smuggler who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The unhealthy philanthropist who loves children.
The depressed, moralizing trader.
The inventor with little money.
The clumsy, cute bartender.
The vicious heir.
The moralizing traitor.
The clumsy, artistic, selfish jailer with big dreams.
The athletic heir.
The melancholy, popular traveler who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The social theologian.
The strong, experienced, immoral farmer.
The spendthrift jailer.
The tough, vicious, unheroic pedlar.
The crippled, antisocial smuggler.
The nimble, kind prostitute from an unusual family line.
The shifty rabble-rouser.
The cooperative ambassador with an unexpected destiny.
The acrobatic, brutal traveler.
The weak, short-tempered, boastful weapons master.
The unpopular leader who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The enduring archivist who loves animals.
The unstable architect.
The graceful, moralistic laborer from a big family.
The eccentric, distant bounty hunter.
The sickly, unwise bandit.
The unhealthy, unethical outlaw searching for purpose.
The acrobatic, neurotic architect.
The fearsome bartender who hates animals.
The athletic rascal.
The athletic, selfish bounty hunter.
The striking, charismatic singer who is seeking meaning in life.
The weak, chaste merchant on the wrong side of the law.
The aged, immature hermit.
The athletic priest.
The acrobatic, noisy, manipulative pharmacist.
The clumsy outlaw.
The agile, antisocial weapons master.
The loudmouthed marine with a heart of gold.
The just, infamous pretender.
The ignored pharmacist searching for truth.
The conformist, amiable marine.
The comic coping with mental illness.
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