Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The weary gigolo.
The unathletic pharmacist with unexpected depths.
The nimble, romantic singer.
The pessimistic, tactful philosopher.
The musician with repressed memories.
The anxious, awkward official.
The plain, sleazy prostitute.
The plain, manipulative adventurer from an unusual family line.
The clumsy servant escpaing the past.
The puerile, funny hunter.
The heroic actor.
The crippled, whiny student who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The strong prostitute.
The stupid, social hermit.
The confident marine.
The opportunistic murderer who seems insane.
The materialistic, intimidating ambassador with an odd birthmark.
The tireless, greedy actor haunted by flashbacks.
The committed, chaste hermit from a bad family.
The patriotic, immoral philanthropist searching for employment.
The plain, clever heir.
The elegant cleric.
The dexterous beggar with uncanny abilities.
The healthy, odd politician who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The strong, antisocial acrobat.
The tough, miserly, unfriendly martial artist coping with mental illness.
The indecisive, moralizing dancer who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The unhealthy, aggravated, friendly official who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The militant marine.
The sickly, hateful prostitute.
The immoral farmer.
The cute bounty hunter.
The nimble cleric.
The strong, pure gigolo.
The opportunistic assistant.
The weak-willed, infamous traveler on the run from the law.
The stingy outlaw living on borrowed time.
The vocal servant.
The nimble, laid-back, vocal lawman.
The clumsy, unhappy hermit.
The impostor who is prone to odd statements.
The athletic, industrious mentor.
The poised weapons master with repressed memories.
The neurotic prospector who lost meaning in life.
The outgoing bodyguard from nowhere.
The unambitious, smooth teacher with big dreams.
The unhealthy official.
The graceful, sadistic martial artist with a knack for trouble.
The whiny heroine.
The aged architect.
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