Characters
The aged, boastful, hateful impostor searching for justice.
The frustrated bounty hunter.
The fear-ridden, hypocritical philosopher on the wrong side of the law.
The short-tempered marine.
The predictable teacher.
The hypocritical hermit with no hope.
The acrobatic soldier with uncanny abilities.
The athletic impostor with a dark past.
The clumsy, lonely midwife.
The self-righteous adventurer.
The politician who loves children.
The withdrawn merchant.
The unhealthy traveler who has an odd way of speaking.
The composed prostitute.
The nimble beggar who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The boring assassin.
The mean-spirited pedlar with big dreams.
The social impostor.
The compassionate, introverted mentor who belongs to a secret organization.
The clumsy mercenary.
The bloodthirsty gambler who fears the future.
The clumsy, courageous, inhibited farmer.
The traveler searching for employment.
The unpopular heroine who fears the future.
The intelligent, fearsome mentor.
The striking, greedy musician.
The unathletic, nurturing official who is seeking meaning in life.
The unathletic, worried, amiable traitor from a good family.
The pious champion.
The nimble, heroic dancer.
The unathletic, industrious, greedy impostor.
The studious, introverted priestess who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The crazy rogue who is seeking meaning in life.
The aged murderer searching for justice.
The aged, patriotic philanthropist.
The selfless mentor.
The clumsy, worried, paranoid heroine searching for truth.
The aged pretender who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The graceful, cowardly murderer.
The serene, philandering impostor who is cursed with bad luck.
The confused bartender.
The tough, ignored laborer.
The tough, narrow-minded, boring hermit.
The wistful, playful dancer.
The healthy poet from a good family.
The acrobatic, depressed, outgoing theologian.
The heir with a heart of gold.
The fearful pharmacist with unusual luck.
The boring priest.
The mentor who hates children.
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