Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The nimble, amiable businessperson.
The religious, tolerant beggar living on borrowed time.
The immature explorer with repressed memories.
The materialistic, funny priest with a dark past.
The unhealthy, social midwife.
The sickly, manipulative bartender.
The enduring, moralistic impostor from an unusual family line.
The marine with a rival in his/her profession.
The healthy, friendly beggar searching for a family member.
The strong assassin.
The grim, unpopular theologian.
The poised, weary, odd miner.
The plain wanderer searching for purpose.
The intimidating beggar searching for employment.
The graceful laborer who can't resist a fight.
The lonely singer.
The impostor who hates animals.
The politician on the wrong side of the law.
The ambitious pedlar searching for truth.
The nimble, tireless fence.
The tireless, heroic teacher.
The agile, unheroic bartender.
The crippled teacher.
The seasoned, introverted adventurer.
The weak-willed, eccentric assassin who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The athletic, patronizing bounty hunter.
The poised laborer haunted by flashbacks.
The humble, righteous cleric.
The aged, selfless hunter.
The altruistic gigolo.
The striking, religious, vicious assassin with a false identity.
The tireless, bigoted official.
The cleric living on borrowed time.
The enduring, ambitious rogue.
The crippled, ruthless, immoral jailer.
The impostor with an odd birthmark.
The graceful mentor searching for purpose.
The dissatisfied, awkward lawman.
The aged, inhibited bartender who lost meaning in life.
The clumsy trader who is estranged from family members.
The humble pretender who suffers from a chronic disease.
The plain, promiscuous hero.
The obedient champion.
The philandering teacher.
The tireless, alienated boatman.
The calm, philandering traitor who is an outsider.
The weary servant.
The poised, wild, popular miner.
The attractive ambassador searching for employment.
The unwise boatman trapped by the past.
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