Characters
The agile, calm outlaw.
The elegant architect with a rival in his/her profession.
The young, kind, humble philanthropist.
The awestruck, intimidating jailer.
The sickly, weary mercenary.
The sickly, slothful, unethical rabble-rouser.
The healthy, moralizing rogue with unexpected depths.
The sickly, inhibited adventurer.
The contemplative, popular cleric who can't resist a fight.
The paranoid hero.
The healthy fence.
The unremarkable mercenary.
The whiny, unheroic politician who hates children.
The opinionated trader.
The industrious philosopher.
The aged, unwise soldier.
The athletic, sleazy soldier.
The brave mercenary haunted by flashbacks.
The healthy beggar.
The shifty, open-minded gambler.
The crippled, apathetic traitor.
The striking dancer with uncanny abilities.
The philandering philanthropist.
The dexterous soldier who is an outsider.
The strong, distant teacher.
The dexterous sailor searching for employment.
The sickly, vicious, opinionated assassin who has an odd way of speaking.
The quiet, antisocial heir haunted by flashbacks.
The peaceful cleric.
The bullying prospector.
The aloof, clinging archivist with a dark past.
The poised, nice, hateful midwife.
The selfless laborer who seems insane.
The athletic, tireless, striking lawman.
The bodyguard with unusual luck.
The acrobatic, nihilistic, tolerant poet who belongs to a secret organization.
The enduring farmer.
The crippled, ambitious, greedy cleric with a knack for trouble.
The healthy, ugly assistant with little money.
The poised, philosophical, distant jailer from a good family.
The tireless singer.
The athletic, silly, aloof inventor.
The joyful, greedy gigolo from an unusual family line.
The mature gambler who loves animals.
The paranoid, immoral pedlar who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unbalanced, aloof assassin.
The clumsy, infamous outlaw escpaing the past.
The confident rascal who can't resist a fight.
The lonely priestess.
The pharmacist with unexpected depths.
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