Characters
The weary boatman.
The persistent, boring champion.
The persistent, promiscuous weapons master.
The boastful, self-righteous wanderer with big dreams.
The clumsy, chaste martial artist.
The awkward, vicious servant.
The violent, introverted politician.
The slovenly, social explorer with unexpected depths.
The whiny hero.
The soldier from a good family.
The tactless, boring pretender who belongs to a secret organization.
The apathetic priest who is a complete fraud.
The healthy, distant ambassador.
The private, ethical leader.
The wild cleric who is an outsider.
The unhealthy architect who is more than meets the eye.
The sleazy merchant with big dreams.
The healthy, mystical fence.
The unathletic, mystical, bigoted acrobat.
The graceful, scatterbrained, open-minded ambassador who has several nervous habits.
The tireless, sadistic murderer.
The striking, watchful, bullying traitor.
The weak, bullying explorer who is an outsider.
The awkward, confused, kind ambassador.
The sickly, aloof, mean-spirited ambassador haunted by dark memories.
The immature inventor who can't resist helping people.
The farmer living on borrowed time.
The nimble, altruistic mercenary who can't resist a fight.
The sickly musician.
The plain, striking bandit.
The architect who can't resist helping people.
The hateful explorer with a lot of friends.
The tireless prostitute haunted by dark memories.
The awkward, cowardly, promiscuous cleric living on borrowed time.
The drunken hunter.
The mystical, whiny actor.
The realistic laborer.
The dexterous, ethical actor.
The nimble philosopher hiding a dark secret.
The weary trader.
The dexterous spy who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The dexterous, generous traveler who suffers from a chronic disease.
The poised dancer who lost meaning in life.
The sickly acrobat.
The unhealthy, forceful, ignored merchant who is seeking meaning in life.
The weak fence living on borrowed time.
The striking, vicious rabble-rouser.
The experienced rogue.
The obedient singer.
The agile, ignorant, attractive merchant escpaing the past.
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