Characters
The strong, unremarkable, righteous prostitute with no hope.
The weak, greedy archivist with little money.
The striking, cooperative, unethical martial artist searching for purpose.
The tough impostor.
The miserly beggar with big dreams.
The unjust pretender searching for truth.
The graceful, attractive gigolo.
The delusional lawman.
The tactful adventurer.
The pious, bigoted prospector searching for a family member.
The sickly theologian on the wrong side of the law.
The outgoing soldier who is dependent on medication.
The graceful, spiritual teacher.
The sickly bartender.
The hateful, rude sailor.
The young, social trader.
The poised, tough, alienated champion searching for employment.
The weak gigolo.
The moralistic, inhibited rascal.
The healthy pedlar.
The strong priestess who is seeking meaning in life.
The sickly, bloodthirsty, righteous official.
The aloof musician with unexpected depths.
The dexterous archivist haunted by flashbacks.
The healthy hermit with a knack for trouble.
The alienated official.
The agile, religious smuggler.
The aloof, ugly bandit who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The opportunistic priest.
The nimble, domineering murderer.
The enduring, educated, smooth heir.
The healthy, distant laborer.
The organized, alienated student from a small family.
The rabble-rouser who can't resist helping people.
The unhealthy, mean-spirited poet who is estranged from family members.
The unathletic rogue.
The unwise, pompous heir.
The aged, withdrawn traveler.
The crippled sailor haunted by flashbacks.
The neurotic soldier.
The moralistic pretender haunted by dark memories.
The weak, pompous cleric needing a friend.
The naive, generous ambassador searching for truth.
The fearful pedlar.
The strong, melancholy laborer.
The agile, manipulative mentor coping with mental illness.
The unathletic, manipulative, alienated heir.
The mysterious, paranoid spy with a knack for trouble.
The serene, vicious rascal.
The focused rabble-rouser.
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