Characters
The ethical rogue with uncanny abilities.
The healthy, tactful gigolo.
The unhealthy mentor.
The weak, serious, boring sailor who lost meaning in life.
The agile archivist.
The tough, smart, hateful boatman.
The traveler who has an odd way of speaking.
The promiscuous, clinging soldier.
The aged, self-righteous hermit searching for employment.
The extraverted architect.
The plain smuggler.
The nimble, ruthless, ethical bandit searching for truth.
The sickly, selfish soldier.
The agile traveler.
The weak bandit with a dark past.
The aged prospector.
The agile, kind cleric.
The unathletic, homely official with a lot of friends.
The brave architect.
The unbalanced rabble-rouser who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The martial artist who loves animals.
The healthy, inhibited acrobat who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The poised, sleazy archivist.
The unconfident, selfless smuggler haunted by dark memories.
The militant, sleazy politician.
The mentor who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The clumsy, mystical boatman.
The plain, diabolical hero.
The enduring, philandering, boastful pretender with a large fortune.
The outgoing prostitute with an unexpected destiny.
The scatterbrained, boastful trader.
The poised, lonely pretender.
The tireless, awestruck traitor.
The conformist, cute musician.
The enduring, striking architect.
The athletic gigolo.
The social architect.
The hypocritical soldier.
The cooperative, social architect.
The unheroic, nurturing rabble-rouser.
The obedient assassin on the wrong side of the law.
The striking, open-minded assassin from a big family.
The tough, gentle priest who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The dexterous, stingy, philandering murderer trapped by the past.
The poised, aloof impostor from nowhere.
The athletic merchant who suffers from a chronic disease.
The serious, boastful farmer.
The righteous, bigoted architect.
The heroic, striking hermit who can't resist helping people.
The stressed, self-righteous murderer.
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