Characters
The cute pretender who fears the future.
The rascal who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The cynical bounty hunter.
The unjust lawman.
The promiscuous, sadistic traveler.
The cruel merchant who loves children.
The obedient traitor who loves children.
The clumsy trader.
The tireless, whiny acrobat who is a complete fraud.
The sleazy soldier.
The industrious, promiscuous impostor.
The sleazy archivist.
The young, posturing martial artist.
The crippled, conceited hero.
The sadistic mercenary.
The weak martial artist searching for truth.
The disorganized assistant who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The odd, tactless actor.
The young, lonely acrobat.
The unathletic, kind official.
The joyful, unheroic hero hiding a dark secret.
The agile, boastful jailer hiding a dark secret.
The athletic, combative, biased priestess.
The graceful fence who is dependent on medication.
The dexterous farmer.
The intelligent bartender who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The enduring rascal.
The unathletic, self-righteous outlaw who is estranged from family members.
The funny bartender who can't resist helping people.
The sarcastic, ethical philanthropist escpaing the past.
The tireless, tolerant assassin who is seeking meaning in life.
The graceful, arrogant dancer who is more than meets the eye.
The strong mentor with unexpected depths.
The dexterous, artistic, friendly champion.
The sloppy hero.
The dexterous, incoherent, boring priestess who hates children.
The nimble musician who suffers from a chronic disease.
The leader who has an odd way of speaking.
The strong rabble-rouser.
The graceful, open-minded teacher.
The strong, tired gigolo.
The aged, misunderstood soldier.
The whiny philosopher.
The aged heroine.
The dexterous champion with no hope.
The patriotic student.
The crippled, innocent philanthropist.
The mercenary who can't resist helping people.
The unpopular heir living on borrowed time.
The nostalgic, bloodthirsty bartender with an odd birthmark.
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