Characters
The nervous, posturing bounty hunter trapped by the past.
The dexterous, energetic, domineering ambassador.
The dexterous assassin.
The organized, charismatic soldier with little money.
The broken-hearted boatman.
The serious mentor with repressed memories.
The tough, hypocritical thief.
The aged, fearsome hunter who hates animals.
The enduring prostitute.
The poised, shifty, distant actor.
The enduring marine with a false identity.
The wily, ignored teacher.
The cruel prostitute with a lot of friends.
The strong, detached philosopher.
The friendly mercenary with an odd birthmark.
The pious inventor.
The patriotic, playful gambler with no hope.
The striking, boastful, righteous beggar.
The brutal, patronizing smuggler.
The politician searching for a family member.
The enduring actor.
The immature farmer.
The inventor with unusual luck.
The scatterbrained actor haunted by flashbacks.
The patriotic servant from a good family.
The serene, cute outlaw who can't resist helping people.
The materialistic, extraverted midwife.
The chaste pretender.
The cowardly fence who is an outsider.
The poised, brutal acrobat.
The mysterious, righteous inventor.
The intuitive smuggler.
The crippled, plucky hermit.
The contemplative sailor from nowhere.
The unhealthy, bloodthirsty gigolo who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The broken-hearted laborer with uncanny abilities.
The weak hunter searching for employment.
The prostitute from a bad family.
The awkward, boastful inventor who suffers from a chronic disease.
The poised, calm, fearsome sailor.
The stressed, patriotic mentor looking for a challenge.
The aloof hero.
The striking rabble-rouser.
The crippled, bigoted philanthropist who is seeking meaning in life.
The young, crazy, broken-hearted priestess who lost meaning in life.
The striking, immature official.
The philandering, persuasive mercenary who is a complete fraud.
The righteous official.
The indecisive thief.
The agile martial artist living on borrowed time.
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