Characters
The unathletic, sarcastic priestess with a large fortune.
The tough trader.
The courageous, extraverted student.
The traveler who suffers from a chronic disease.
The bullying champion.
The inhibited bodyguard with unusual luck.
The sickly, slothful rascal.
The fearsome ambassador.
The young, conceited singer.
The plain pharmacist.
The illogical, immoral gambler who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The aged, seasoned, sadistic rabble-rouser escpaing the past.
The plain, brave farmer who can't resist helping people.
The graceful, mean-spirited fence with unexpected depths.
The miserly marine who is dependent on medication.
The wistful, gentle impostor.
The burnt-out singer.
The arrogant pedlar.
The religious, hateful priestess.
The aged philanthropist searching for employment.
The weak, nihilistic, promiscuous prostitute.
The incoherent, sadistic wanderer.
The acrobatic, vicious martial artist.
The dispirited heroine.
The promiscuous, patronizing archivist who suffers from a chronic disease.
The striking murderer who suffers from a chronic disease.
The martial artist who hates children.
The smuggler who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The nimble, slovenly leader.
The athletic, loudmouthed, amiable midwife.
The dexterous, immature beggar.
The unathletic architect.
The nostalgic, popular politician with big dreams.
The inhibited smuggler.
The unathletic, wily, ignored priest from a big family.
The clever, brutal inventor.
The nimble, unstable, greedy trader with uncanny abilities.
The tactless priestess.
The misunderstood, kind prostitute.
The sailor with a chemical dependency.
The slothful, cooperative cleric who suffers from a chronic disease.
The hateful pharmacist.
The poised, miserly beggar.
The bigoted adventurer who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The prospector who loves animals.
The realistic archivist with an unexpected destiny.
The wanderer who is cursed with bad luck.
The clumsy rogue.
The striking, sadistic inventor.
The disillusioned acrobat.
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