Characters
The unconfident servant.
The soldier with unexpected depths.
The charismatic pretender searching for a family member.
The inexperienced, righteous boatman who lost meaning in life.
The antisocial hermit.
The open-minded gigolo.
The unheroic, humble thief from a small family.
The arrogant heroine.
The unheroic bodyguard haunted by flashbacks.
The mercenary from a bad family.
The neurotic beggar.
The selfish miner.
The kind murderer with a large fortune.
The agile, weak-willed hero.
The crippled, wise, cute pedlar who seems insane.
The striking, hateful pharmacist searching for truth.
The unathletic, ambitious, persuasive poet.
The smooth sailor.
The musician from a good family.
The spiritual, tactful marine haunted by flashbacks.
The unstable, brave marine.
The weak, attractive mercenary who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The clumsy, compassionate thief.
The aged miner.
The organized, striking archivist who is an outsider.
The unhealthy, open-minded trader.
The traitor looking for a challenge.
The enduring, withdrawn traitor who seems insane.
The acrobatic heroine.
The private champion who is cursed with bad luck.
The organized, immature midwife who can't resist helping people.
The unwise, altruistic bounty hunter.
The acrobatic, stupid, bullying hunter.
The athletic, happy traitor.
The watchful prostitute with repressed memories.
The poised adventurer.
The slovenly, intimidating traveler.
The young, burnt-out philosopher.
The unathletic, laid-back, disloyal midwife.
The tough, cynical, outgoing heir with an unexpected destiny.
The moralistic, biased jailer who is more than meets the eye.
The nimble gambler.
The miserly, pompous boatman.
The clumsy, sarcastic, introverted mentor.
The tireless, shiftless, kind pretender.
The unathletic, creative, broken-hearted singer coping with mental illness.
The confused miner.
The pious philanthropist.
The unathletic, funny politician.
The spy who is considered the best in his/her profession.
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