Characters
The scatterbrained, philandering spy.
The striking theologian.
The scatterbrained mentor who hates animals.
The aged, homely pedlar.
The unhappy, chaste cleric.
The plain wanderer with an odd birthmark.
The pompous pedlar.
The awkward, obedient official with repressed memories.
The striking, philosophical trader.
The rabble-rouser with a rival in his/her profession.
The young wanderer who is seeking meaning in life.
The tireless priestess.
The graceful, biased leader with a false identity.
The boring acrobat who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The clumsy actor.
The studious, patronizing pedlar with an odd birthmark.
The rabble-rouser with a dark past.
The agile lawman who loves children.
The awkward soldier.
The odd, bloodthirsty adventurer.
The graceful, selfish, brutal soldier escpaing the past.
The unhealthy mentor.
The nimble, slothful, introverted champion with unexpected depths.
The sickly, righteous miner trapped by the past.
The fearsome laborer.
The assistant who has several nervous habits.
The clumsy, silly, tactless champion who is dependent on medication.
The enduring theologian.
The tireless, biased miner who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The social hero.
The merchant hiding a dark secret.
The sickly, short-tempered theologian searching for a family member.
The boatman who belongs to a secret organization.
The poised, scatterbrained, tactless miner.
The eccentric teacher searching for a family member.
The innocent, paranoid sailor haunted by dark memories.
The weak hero hiding a dark secret.
The midwife who is estranged from family members.
The thief with no hope.
The poised, altruistic acrobat.
The ethical inventor.
The sickly, cute hermit.
The healthy, pessimistic, generous prostitute on the wrong side of the law.
The graceful, cute mercenary.
The amiable boatman with an unexpected destiny.
The sickly lawman.
The tireless, clinging adventurer with an odd birthmark.
The mean-spirited architect from a small family.
The puerile, social philanthropist who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The moral priest searching for a lost friend.
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