Characters
The poised rogue with an odd birthmark.
The aggravated, ugly dancer.
The complacent, altruistic outlaw.
The sadistic spy who loves animals.
The strong, fearsome pharmacist.
The tactful merchant.
The young, romantic, mean-spirited murderer on the run from the law.
The farmer with a large fortune.
The tireless, sadistic gigolo.
The sickly leader.
The whiny, altruistic archivist.
The biased traitor who can't resist a fight.
The chaste bandit.
The lawman with a dark past.
The enduring, sleazy, self-righteous rascal.
The rascal with a dark past.
The young, weak-willed, disloyal adventurer.
The crazy, kind businessperson.
The nihilistic, generous sailor.
The unhealthy actor from nowhere.
The tactful, sarcastic traveler with unexpected depths.
The moralistic, open-minded philanthropist from an unusual family line.
The short-tempered rogue.
The outlaw who loves animals.
The ambitious, sleazy fence.
The tough, depressed, vicious bodyguard who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The healthy, creative weapons master.
The disillusioned, open-minded jailer.
The poised, forceful sailor.
The crippled, secretive, intimidating theologian searching for purpose.
The righteous poet.
The happy singer from a small family.
The dexterous, heroic explorer who has several nervous habits.
The realistic, patriotic rogue.
The healthy inventor haunted by dark memories.
The arrogant traveler.
The weak, atheistic, philandering jailer looking for love.
The moral rogue who can't resist a fight.
The young, wise, greedy ambassador.
The ethical rascal from a good family.
The tough, mature, unpopular mentor.
The aged, weak-willed, aloof wanderer on the run from the law.
The unhealthy, energetic, generous hunter.
The composed martial artist.
The whiny farmer who seems insane.
The brutal fence.
The tireless, humble philosopher needing a friend.
The unremarkable hero who is seeking meaning in life.
The pedlar with uncanny abilities.
The energetic, opinionated murderer searching for justice.
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