Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The athletic bandit who hates children.
The lawman searching for truth.
The frustrated sailor who loves animals.
The philandering boatman.
The craven, withdrawn bartender searching for employment.
The selfless traitor.
The nimble, weak, disloyal actor with a false identity.
The acrobatic, cunning, ugly gigolo who is seeking meaning in life.
The hunter with a large fortune.
The apathetic assistant.
The athletic, misunderstood trader.
The plain, self-righteous outlaw.
The strong, dispirited, biased bounty hunter.
The clumsy, self-righteous, sarcastic rascal searching for a lost friend.
The outgoing weapons master.
The athletic, pompous farmer.
The unhealthy prospector who belongs to a secret organization.
The corrupt jailer.
The altruistic wanderer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The composed, awkward prostitute.
The paranoid comic.
The enduring smuggler.
The awkward, worldwise, lonely gigolo with repressed memories.
The unathletic, delusional pretender.
The lonely spy.
The cheerful, bloodthirsty bandit.
The tireless, intimidating dancer.
The wanderer who is prone to odd statements.
The unathletic, open-minded bounty hunter.
The healthy, cheerful impostor.
The generous mercenary with big dreams.
The dexterous gigolo.
The healthy, disorganized assassin.
The intelligent champion.
The striking thief.
The pragmatic hermit from a big family.
The bullying assassin.
The athletic priestess.
The enduring bounty hunter searching for justice.
The strong, predictable lawman.
The nimble, gentle gigolo who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The optimistic, selfish mentor.
The dexterous, puerile, striking lawman.
The weak, fearsome prostitute who hates animals.
The attractive laborer escpaing the past.
The enduring soldier who is cursed with bad luck.
The enduring, seasoned, bloodthirsty politician with a knack for trouble.
The smuggler searching for purpose.
The conceited comic who is a complete fraud.
The cheerful heir.
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