Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The athletic priestess with an unexpected destiny.
The fearful teacher with a dark past.
The plain heir.
The logical, intimidating rascal.
The clumsy, bigoted pharmacist.
The distant trader who fears the future.
The acrobatic assistant.
The strong, weak smuggler.
The humble hero who has several nervous habits.
The fear-ridden ambassador.
The plain, greedy, rude bartender looking for a challenge.
The enduring, crazy official.
The clumsy, fear-ridden, short-tempered student escpaing the past.
The irrational philosopher.
The unhealthy, corrupt spy.
The lonely, hateful priest.
The paranoid sailor.
The crippled, lonely rogue with a chemical dependency.
The awkward, pious, playful trader.
The mentor who lost meaning in life.
The sickly, manipulative gigolo.
The bitter, generous cleric haunted by dark memories.
The sickly, boastful, popular politician who is an outsider.
The acrobatic, inhibited official.
The mean-spirited martial artist who is estranged from family members.
The enduring, opportunistic, outgoing bartender.
The distant philanthropist from a small family.
The tough, tactful prospector.
The awkward, energetic, unfriendly archivist.
The scatterbrained, disloyal explorer.
The dissatisfied, heroic sailor who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The healthy, romantic, cruel servant.
The crippled, unconfident, mean-spirited gigolo.
The tough, inhibited ambassador.
The agile bartender who belongs to a secret organization.
The tolerant student.
The distant, righteous outlaw.
The tough archivist.
The happy sailor.
The pragmatic pedlar with a dark past.
The graceful traveler searching for purpose.
The arrogant, tactless prostitute needing a friend.
The vicious jailer.
The graceful, introverted bodyguard coping with mental illness.
The popular gambler.
The awkward, disillusioned poet.
The nimble, focused, cute philanthropist.
The dexterous, self-righteous outlaw.
The agile, bigoted martial artist who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The odd priest.
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