Characters
The sickly, wily musician.
The aged, forceful, striking cleric.
The acrobatic, brutal official.
The crippled soldier.
The optimistic, moralizing heir.
The disorganized bodyguard on the run from the law.
The striking explorer from a small family.
The acrobatic rabble-rouser.
The alienated trader searching for justice.
The pretender who can't resist a fight.
The shiftless, altruistic musician looking for a challenge.
The clueless, selfless rogue who is estranged from family members.
The worldwise, corrupt miner.
The tough trader with unusual luck.
The nostalgic, cruel trader with repressed memories.
The healthy, serious, persuasive sailor.
The disloyal acrobat.
The tireless, humble fence.
The unhealthy, cowardly, bigoted singer who is a complete fraud.
The aged, corrupt soldier.
The unbalanced, greedy servant with a heart of gold.
The healthy impostor.
The cute architect from a small family.
The healthy farmer with repressed memories.
The cleric who suffers from a chronic disease.
The plain, snide student.
The short-tempered priestess haunted by dark memories.
The tireless explorer.
The unremarkable midwife.
The tough, moralizing boatman.
The aged, wise, eccentric pharmacist.
The aloof traveler.
The focused heroine on the wrong side of the law.
The graceful, joyful murderer.
The selfless weapons master who is dependent on medication.
The righteous hunter.
The craven servant.
The cooperative priest with little money.
The agile, charismatic official who can't resist a fight.
The ignorant, unheroic theologian.
The cynical, tactful murderer with repressed memories.
The grim heir who lost meaning in life.
The unathletic priestess from a big family.
The laborer with an unexpected destiny.
The enduring, plucky, heroic politician.
The boatman who belongs to a secret organization.
The graceful comic with unusual luck.
The agile, rebellious, whiny prospector searching for truth.
The crippled, moral bodyguard with a rival in his/her profession.
The fearful prostitute.
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