Characters
The strong, unremarkable, unheroic weapons master looking for love.
The corrupt, brave miner searching for a lost friend.
The indecisive archivist who is seeking meaning in life.
The miserable, nurturing traitor with big dreams.
The calm prospector haunted by dark memories.
The midwife with a chemical dependency.
The clumsy, committed leader.
The young, promiscuous leader.
The driven assistant from a bad family.
The absent-minded, bullying bodyguard who hates animals.
The healthy, irrational trader.
The clever, unpopular pretender who fears the future.
The short-tempered inventor.
The optimistic, aloof outlaw with a false identity.
The agile, opinionated hunter.
The young actor escpaing the past.
The strong, persuasive, disloyal martial artist.
The kind explorer.
The mean-spirited gambler.
The striking, alienated, homely pharmacist.
The anxious, clinging outlaw haunted by flashbacks.
The clumsy, frustrated traitor.
The open-minded thief with no hope.
The secretive, broken-hearted prospector on the run from the law.
The healthy, kind singer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The elegant, sarcastic murderer who is an outsider.
The poised, hypocritical poet.
The depressed smuggler searching for employment.
The acrobatic, whiny pretender.
The unhealthy, religious, vocal musician searching for justice.
The athletic, chaste student with no hope.
The healthy, boastful martial artist.
The experienced, persuasive actor.
The fearful, open-minded marine with a lot of friends.
The healthy, fearsome pedlar.
The weak servant.
The striking, addled, rude bartender.
The private, whiny prospector.
The plain, complacent, ethical laborer.
The aged mercenary who can't resist helping people.
The tireless hermit with no hope.
The tactless official with uncanny abilities.
The friendly rascal.
The acrobatic, manipulative prostitute with a false identity.
The willful impostor who hates animals.
The weak, detached, immoral spy from an unusual family line.
The corrupt, unpopular architect.
The awkward mentor who loves children.
The joyful merchant.
The sickly poet.
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