Characters
The unhealthy traitor with unusual luck.
The awkward, moralizing gambler escpaing the past.
The unathletic, moral bounty hunter.
The serious rogue.
The weak, unbalanced, alienated singer.
The crippled, brutal smuggler.
The philosophical, posturing pedlar.
The philosopher with an odd birthmark.
The peaceful spy who belongs to a secret organization.
The scatterbrained pretender who is cursed with bad luck.
The poised, selfish, hateful singer.
The tireless cleric who hates animals.
The lawman searching for a family member.
The complacent, self-righteous acrobat.
The unhealthy, disillusioned musician.
The weak, pious murderer.
The silly priestess who is cursed with bad luck.
The aged, incoherent, ugly heroine searching for truth.
The clumsy priest.
The hypocritical philosopher who loves animals.
The athletic, persuasive midwife who is more than meets the eye.
The biased official with an odd birthmark.
The healthy, serene official.
The ignored official who suffers from a chronic disease.
The rascal who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The biased soldier.
The clueless marine.
The infamous mentor.
The tough, posturing priestess.
The irrational, cruel official.
The poised, unwise bodyguard.
The tactful champion from a big family.
The irrational official.
The persistent smuggler.
The aged, bigoted boatman.
The awestruck philanthropist from a small family.
The athletic, distant architect.
The merchant from a good family.
The strong, altruistic rabble-rouser.
The agile, amiable rascal.
The hateful, posturing hero who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The plain, unjust official who belongs to a secret organization.
The unwise cleric.
The promiscuous inventor.
The seasoned, striking mercenary looking for love.
The vicious hunter on the wrong side of the law.
The philandering acrobat who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The open-minded, patriotic inventor.
The crippled, selfish lawman who is a complete fraud.
The poised poet who is more than meets the eye.
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