Characters
The crippled bounty hunter.
The crippled, detached, vocal philanthropist.
The weak, misunderstood impostor.
The politician searching for truth.
The tough, incoherent, nurturing prospector.
The bloodthirsty, brave rogue.
The young, boastful, nurturing outlaw.
The obedient impostor.
The plain bandit coping with mental illness.
The weak beggar who belongs to a secret organization.
The cruel philanthropist on the wrong side of the law.
The poised hero who loves children.
The studious philanthropist.
The young, distant assassin on the run from the law.
The acrobatic, joyful, selfish priestess searching for justice.
The driven, vicious theologian.
The brutal cleric searching for a lost friend.
The agile martial artist.
The heroic prospector.
The priest with an unexpected destiny.
The awkward, popular poet who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The sickly impostor who lost meaning in life.
The broken-hearted weapons master living on borrowed time.
The hateful comic on the wrong side of the law.
The violent, unjust martial artist who loves animals.
The cheerful, brave impostor.
The acrobatic, unfriendly archivist.
The unathletic, friendly gambler who is more than meets the eye.
The puerile poet with unexpected depths.
The promiscuous dancer with little money.
The moral priest from a good family.
The sickly, noisy gigolo.
The graceful, secretive, manipulative ambassador who belongs to a secret organization.
The aged, philandering, bullying beggar.
The fearsome politician.
The boring architect.
The clever, manipulative pedlar who is cursed with bad luck.
The hypocritical hunter.
The arrogant theologian with no hope.
The graceful, social marine who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The striking politician.
The spendthrift fence.
The unhealthy, smart, chaste rabble-rouser with unusual luck.
The athletic, intimidating laborer who is more than meets the eye.
The bartender who hates animals.
The aged jailer.
The dexterous merchant looking for a challenge.
The aged impostor searching for purpose.
The ethical boatman.
The rude assistant.
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