Characters
The agile, unpredictable, persuasive architect.
The arrogant businessperson.
The bloodthirsty, posturing assassin with a chemical dependency.
The corrupt businessperson.
The striking rogue from an unusual family line.
The aged, peaceful, social theologian.
The nurturing merchant.
The rogue with unusual luck.
The striking assassin.
The detached, tactless champion searching for employment.
The crippled, tactful adventurer.
The cooperative, altruistic impostor.
The striking, nihilistic, disloyal traitor.
The healthy bartender with a knack for trouble.
The agile, pessimistic, opinionated wanderer.
The dexterous, unhappy, greedy acrobat.
The awkward, focused, homely hunter from a small family.
The pragmatic, sleazy comic who is dependent on medication.
The just, generous rascal.
The unhealthy pedlar.
The unathletic, shifty philosopher.
The athletic, unremarkable archivist.
The paranoid, open-minded rogue.
The tough, unpopular priest haunted by flashbacks.
The athletic, unconfident, charismatic philanthropist.
The watchful midwife searching for justice.
The awkward, domineering cleric with a heart of gold.
The bandit with a rival in his/her profession.
The athletic, weak, bullying businessperson with a dark past.
The healthy impostor who has several nervous habits.
The athletic, alienated heir.
The striking, unheroic weapons master.
The hypocritical leader.
The tireless, pure, odd actor looking for love.
The agile, tactless heroine who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unwise, unpopular poet.
The gambler who suffers from a chronic disease.
The laid-back, obedient gigolo needing a friend.
The plain merchant.
The generous bartender.
The athletic bartender looking for love.
The poised, seasoned, whiny rascal.
The alienated assistant.
The kind businessperson.
The manipulative lawman from a small family.
The immoral murderer.
The unathletic, obedient beggar with big dreams.
The crippled prospector who is more than meets the eye.
The clumsy, ethical hero who hates animals.
The athletic, inhibited, unethical murderer.
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