Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The unpredictable, biased gigolo.
The striking poet with a lot of friends.
The unjust official.
The poised philosopher who suffers from a chronic disease.
The militant bartender.
The boring theologian looking for a challenge.
The crippled champion who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The wise rascal with a heart of gold.
The dexterous, selfish assistant with a chemical dependency.
The sickly, sarcastic pharmacist.
The acrobatic, private, unethical boatman with unusual luck.
The fearful pedlar from a bad family.
The plain, immoral gambler.
The unambitious, vicious merchant.
The cleric hiding a dark secret.
The indecisive, hypocritical beggar.
The self-righteous student with a heart of gold.
The delusional wanderer.
The immature, moralistic prostitute who loves children.
The graceful, chaste fence.
The poised acrobat with uncanny abilities.
The laid-back, alienated ambassador who lost meaning in life.
The dexterous, amiable rogue who loves children.
The clumsy, lonely prospector with big dreams.
The weak wanderer searching for justice.
The nimble, cruel bodyguard.
The odd acrobat with big dreams.
The strong, cynical hero.
The healthy, generous architect haunted by flashbacks.
The clueless, obedient musician.
The driven hero.
The unathletic, hysterical comic.
The shiftless teacher who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The athletic laborer.
The healthy beggar who belongs to a secret organization.
The awkward, sarcastic priestess who loves animals.
The tireless, paranoid rascal.
The watchful, biased inventor.
The paranoid traitor living on borrowed time.
The manipulative rascal.
The tolerant boatman on the wrong side of the law.
The unathletic, weak-willed, humble explorer.
The hateful champion.
The young, domineering outlaw searching for purpose.
The pragmatic singer.
The noisy gambler searching for employment.
The peaceful architect with a heart of gold.
The weak traitor who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The watchful, unpopular pedlar.
The intimidating marine.
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