Characters
The persuasive leader.
The poised, immoral comic.
The strong, forceful boatman.
The arrogant bartender.
The philosopher with unexpected depths.
The clumsy, whiny, nurturing pharmacist who hates children.
The whiny teacher.
The enduring, just priestess.
The persuasive archivist needing a friend.
The tough, distant, persuasive thief.
The opportunistic rascal who is dependent on medication.
The clumsy, educated, posturing archivist.
The absent-minded hermit with no hope.
The romantic, cooperative bounty hunter.
The crippled explorer with a lot of friends.
The student who is an outsider.
The selfless bounty hunter who loves animals.
The trader with an unexpected destiny.
The aged ambassador.
The striking spy from nowhere.
The joyful rascal.
The enduring prospector.
The plain, introverted architect who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The young, aloof impostor.
The nimble, arrogant soldier who has several nervous habits.
The inhibited, promiscuous midwife from nowhere.
The plain, burnt-out trader.
The unhealthy, whiny poet.
The brave traitor.
The cooperative gigolo who belongs to a secret organization.
The enduring, joyful traitor.
The enduring lawman searching for purpose.
The spiritual, sleazy midwife.
The tireless gigolo.
The clumsy philosopher.
The acrobatic, philandering, unjust pharmacist from an unusual family line.
The agile, amiable bodyguard searching for a lost friend.
The tough, private philosopher.
The striking, composed, righteous merchant.
The naive, generous bounty hunter.
The sleazy architect who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The plain, patronizing boatman who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The enduring assassin.
The unhealthy, sloppy, philandering explorer with unexpected depths.
The scatterbrained, immature beggar.
The awkward, boring mercenary.
The strong leader who hates animals.
The fearsome comic with big dreams.
The experienced poet who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The wise, mean-spirited ambassador with big dreams.
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