Characters
The heir who hates children.
The healthy, industrious theologian.
The nihilistic beggar.
The plain, crazy, unjust heir from nowhere.
The wild, opinionated rogue who is an outsider.
The tough, intimidating official looking for a challenge.
The strong musician with a knack for trouble.
The clinging laborer.
The hateful heroine from a bad family.
The strong, plucky weapons master.
The unhealthy, selfless mercenary who loves animals.
The nimble, arrogant comic.
The smart gigolo with an unexpected destiny.
The ignored farmer who can't resist a fight.
The strong, humble, ethical priestess who suffers from a chronic disease.
The melancholy, ethical bandit needing a friend.
The immature, mean-spirited bodyguard.
The principled outlaw.
The aged, slovenly teacher.
The unhealthy, frustrated official.
The clumsy, naive miner.
The crippled, romantic, corrupt prostitute on the wrong side of the law.
The moral theologian with a chemical dependency.
The awkward acrobat who is more than meets the eye.
The strong spy with repressed memories.
The bloodthirsty assistant coping with mental illness.
The poised, unfriendly pedlar who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The mentor who can't resist helping people.
The dexterous fence.
The arrogant laborer.
The weak soldier who is seeking meaning in life.
The tireless, homely ambassador who loves animals.
The athletic explorer.
The creative, cruel architect with uncanny abilities.
The slothful, homely bodyguard.
The promiscuous teacher.
The healthy, whiny, ugly prospector from a good family.
The nice, vicious bodyguard.
The awkward smuggler.
The ethical businessperson who suffers from a chronic disease.
The odd, aloof sailor.
The weak, laid-back, odd explorer.
The tireless, slothful mentor.
The enduring assistant with a heart of gold.
The enduring poet.
The agile, intimidating boatman.
The athletic philanthropist.
The aged, moralistic bartender.
The laborer who loves animals.
The teacher who has several nervous habits.
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