Characters
The serious, persuasive martial artist.
The striking, weak-willed, tolerant champion.
The ignorant, tolerant architect.
The unhealthy, opportunistic, smooth leader searching for a lost friend.
The unwise priest searching for employment.
The pragmatic sailor.
The opportunistic, tolerant smuggler who is an outsider.
The sickly, cruel singer.
The striking, charismatic spy who is estranged from family members.
The leader with a false identity.
The tireless rabble-rouser.
The whiny prospector who is prone to odd statements.
The clumsy, worried actor.
The awkward, craven, righteous bartender.
The aged, atheistic hermit.
The agile, nurturing adventurer.
The explorer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The businessperson who is prone to odd statements.
The awkward, philandering rascal.
The fear-ridden, persuasive smuggler.
The aggravated, corrupt laborer searching for justice.
The self-righteous inventor with repressed memories.
The short-tempered prospector searching for justice.
The graceful spy with a rival in his/her profession.
The strong, heroic, cruel philosopher coping with mental illness.
The healthy, dispirited, moralistic spy with a false identity.
The acrobatic, immoral pretender.
The unconfident, philandering adventurer.
The unhealthy adventurer.
The tough, open-minded miner who loves children.
The corrupt traveler.
The clumsy, vocal actor who fears the future.
The tough, short-tempered official with big dreams.
The religious, bigoted ambassador.
The awkward, mean-spirited pretender searching for a lost friend.
The short-tempered rabble-rouser.
The unathletic, disillusioned beggar.
The vocal gigolo.
The puerile wanderer.
The awkward, apathetic, unheroic farmer looking for a challenge.
The strong weapons master with an odd birthmark.
The striking, pious adventurer.
The aged, tolerant, rude boatman.
The ignorant, cute inventor.
The athletic, odd midwife.
The opportunistic, tolerant architect who is more than meets the eye.
The merchant with a large fortune.
The aloof bandit who has several nervous habits.
The hypocritical hermit.
The unathletic impostor searching for employment.
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