Characters
The strong, worried, charismatic trader from a small family.
The pompous trader.
The fence haunted by flashbacks.
The enduring, chaste hunter who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The infamous acrobat.
The whiny ambassador trapped by the past.
The unathletic, aloof, boring actor.
The fearsome priest.
The enduring, kind priest.
The plain ambassador.
The plain miner.
The unhealthy, ruthless, brave inventor with little money.
The healthy, indecisive, infamous miner needing a friend.
The social soldier with unexpected depths.
The cowardly, unheroic philanthropist.
The disorganized cleric.
The awkward teacher with a knack for trouble.
The confused, introverted miner with a large fortune.
The striking bodyguard.
The athletic heir with unusual luck.
The agile, atheistic, amiable miner with a rival in his/her profession.
The agile pedlar.
The dexterous, lazy rogue.
The corrupt priest.
The healthy comic.
The assassin on the wrong side of the law.
The depressed cleric with a chemical dependency.
The acrobatic traveler.
The crippled, cooperative, distant outlaw who is a complete fraud.
The acrobatic, spendthrift, corrupt sailor.
The hero who is a complete fraud.
The detached murderer.
The politician who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The focused, paranoid murderer with a heart of gold.
The clumsy, awkward ambassador.
The nimble, tactless gigolo.
The healthy, serene laborer.
The unhealthy ambassador who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The tireless, corrupt, vicious cleric.
The athletic gambler.
The open-minded, bloodthirsty sailor who is cursed with bad luck.
The strong, sarcastic prospector who is an outsider.
The aged, complacent, unjust acrobat.
The calm, hateful pretender.
The crippled, predictable, sleazy servant on the run from the law.
The singer who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The acrobat on the run from the law.
The persistent rascal.
The striking, open-minded rascal.
The healthy, lonely, greedy priest.
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