Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The awkward, altruistic student who loves animals.
The nihilistic poet from nowhere.
The unhealthy cleric who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The tireless, kind poet.
The unathletic trader with little money.
The enduring rabble-rouser who suffers from a chronic disease.
The boring, lonely cleric.
The unathletic, unfriendly miner.
The neurotic, mean-spirited bartender.
The beggar who is more than meets the eye.
The young, nurturing assistant.
The pretender searching for justice.
The diabolical prospector who lost meaning in life.
The acrobatic, boring prospector.
The combative merchant with a dark past.
The striking, unpredictable, patronizing prospector who suffers from a chronic disease.
The clumsy martial artist.
The tireless cleric.
The young, sleazy bodyguard.
The sickly, promiscuous traitor haunted by flashbacks.
The jailer trapped by the past.
The clumsy, introverted bounty hunter with a chemical dependency.
The crippled, open-minded, friendly teacher.
The traveler with a large fortune.
The dexterous, manipulative, biased hero from a big family.
The hateful priest.
The champion who is an outsider.
The logical gambler escpaing the past.
The humble, biased pharmacist living on borrowed time.
The conceited official.
The moralizing prospector.
The nimble official.
The irrational marine.
The wise, unethical rascal who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The graceful mercenary.
The boring, mean-spirited fence with a large fortune.
The smooth martial artist.
The lonely student coping with mental illness.
The educated, extraverted teacher with unexpected depths.
The manipulative miner.
The vicious pharmacist.
The cooperative lawman with repressed memories.
The selfish thief searching for a lost friend.
The unathletic, intimidating jailer with repressed memories.
The tireless, lazy, moralistic mentor.
The strong, puerile, greedy lawman.
The promiscuous, bloodthirsty rabble-rouser.
The acrobatic, smooth jailer living on borrowed time.
The shifty official.
The striking fence.
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