Characters
The strong theologian.
The intelligent fence.
The graceful, misunderstood, sadistic leader.
The young singer who has several nervous habits.
The hysterical, attractive priestess.
The poet who belongs to a secret organization.
The enduring, combative, bigoted beggar.
The pompous bartender with an unexpected destiny.
The weak politician.
The agile, immature, inhibited weapons master from nowhere.
The stupid servant.
The unathletic, illogical, kind cleric.
The clumsy, attractive assistant.
The graceful, nervous midwife.
The predictable rogue.
The sadistic musician searching for purpose.
The social ambassador searching for justice.
The homely hermit from a good family.
The agile, scatterbrained philosopher.
The moralizing pharmacist.
The heroine searching for justice.
The brave musician.
The tough heroine.
The aged, humble comic with a lot of friends.
The ethical murderer.
The paranoid, mean-spirited adventurer.
The cleric who loves children.
The unathletic, educated, charismatic bounty hunter searching for purpose.
The boring prospector looking for love.
The tireless bandit who loves animals.
The agile prostitute who belongs to a secret organization.
The pragmatic, paranoid mercenary who is dependent on medication.
The unathletic archivist who is a complete fraud.
The paranoid, posturing archivist with unusual luck.
The charismatic hero looking for love.
The irrational, infamous bounty hunter with a chemical dependency.
The disloyal martial artist.
The smuggler who belongs to a secret organization.
The manipulative, disloyal assassin.
The strong, wily gigolo.
The unhealthy, wise, patriotic prostitute.
The striking, friendly champion.
The tough, militant, disloyal adventurer on the run from the law.
The aged, generous businessperson from nowhere.
The burnt-out lawman.
The self-righteous hermit.
The withdrawn laborer with little money.
The depressed cleric from an unusual family line.
The clumsy, materialistic acrobat.
The enduring prospector who hates animals.
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