Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The open-minded assassin who has an odd way of speaking.
The immature, playful soldier.
The young, tactful bandit.
The unathletic, wistful, infamous student with a rival in his/her profession.
The confident philanthropist who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The gambler hiding a dark secret.
The hateful, introverted hermit who belongs to a secret organization.
The brutal teacher hiding a dark secret.
The weak, bigoted musician.
The awkward, naive soldier.
The nimble, philosophical martial artist.
The sleazy traveler.
The sickly, awkward thief on the run from the law.
The nostalgic acrobat who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The ethical hermit with an odd birthmark.
The sickly, spendthrift, biased bounty hunter.
The willful, unjust official.
The heroic explorer with a rival in his/her profession.
The philandering, kind mercenary.
The weak, popular businessperson coping with mental illness.
The bloodthirsty merchant.
The moralistic hermit with repressed memories.
The agile comic searching for a lost friend.
The religious, vocal boatman.
The unhealthy, apathetic priest.
The awkward smuggler with a dark past.
The slovenly, domineering archivist.
The energetic, brutal rogue from a small family.
The enduring, pragmatic hunter.
The ethical sailor who fears the future.
The cleric who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The boatman who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The unheroic spy.
The young spy.
The crippled soldier.
The crippled, kind, moralistic rabble-rouser haunted by flashbacks.
The agile, slovenly poet.
The unremarkable, patriotic theologian who hates animals.
The manipulative, lonely midwife.
The disillusioned student.
The chaste boatman.
The melancholy traveler who is prone to odd statements.
The young, tolerant, cooperative murderer.
The inhibited jailer.
The poised rascal.
The promiscuous spy who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The awkward, obedient spy.
The friendly thief.
The plain beggar.
The indecisive pretender escpaing the past.
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