Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The illogical, eccentric impostor who can't resist a fight.
The nervous mercenary.
The weapons master who is seeking meaning in life.
The healthy, rude laborer.
The aged, friendly impostor.
The plain, persuasive traitor with little money.
The narrow-minded comic from a small family.
The awkward musician with unexpected depths.
The awkward architect.
The poised hero with a chemical dependency.
The dexterous bartender who is an outsider.
The athletic, attractive laborer.
The driven poet who belongs to a secret organization.
The adventurer with unusual luck.
The crippled hermit.
The clinging student.
The healthy, artistic, domineering thief who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The sickly, whiny mercenary.
The strong, fearsome midwife who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The mature, obedient architect who is an outsider.
The predictable, broken-hearted smuggler who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The optimistic, righteous theologian.
The merchant who is cursed with bad luck.
The weak, creative, cruel rabble-rouser haunted by dark memories.
The depressed, alienated mercenary.
The young, secretive hero.
The strong, cute traveler who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The vicious, bigoted cleric.
The healthy assistant.
The dexterous, mysterious, brutal leader with unusual luck.
The agile, unpopular mercenary.
The altruistic smuggler needing a friend.
The sadistic priestess.
The nimble, spiritual, whiny rascal.
The young, bullying actor looking for love.
The laborer who can't resist helping people.
The righteous beggar with unusual luck.
The unathletic, boastful politician.
The fearsome miner.
The dexterous, religious farmer.
The brutal smuggler with uncanny abilities.
The plain, moralistic, smooth beggar looking for love.
The strong rabble-rouser who is dependent on medication.
The weak pharmacist.
The beggar from a big family.
The cheerful servant who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The dexterous, greedy impostor.
The comic needing a friend.
The strong, creative comic.
The brutal beggar.
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