Characters
The weak, inhibited champion.
The poised, rude heroine.
The tireless, ambitious, righteous hermit.
The nimble trader who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The educated, charismatic traveler.
The sleazy, bigoted priestess who lost meaning in life.
The bloodthirsty pedlar.
The merchant who is seeking meaning in life.
The greedy spy searching for purpose.
The diabolical architect.
The miserable, moral hero with a rival in his/her profession.
The tough, popular pharmacist from a small family.
The sickly, weary, pompous beggar searching for a lost friend.
The dexterous, inexperienced gigolo.
The mentor who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The tireless, mature, biased philanthropist who can't resist a fight.
The dexterous, infamous beggar.
The rude mercenary who loves children.
The odd pretender with an unexpected destiny.
The awkward soldier.
The plain, moralizing traitor from an unusual family line.
The adventurer with unusual luck.
The clumsy poet who is cursed with bad luck.
The rogue with an unexpected destiny.
The mature laborer from a good family.
The plain lawman.
The clumsy, brave hermit.
The healthy, ruthless, outgoing merchant from a big family.
The wanderer searching for employment.
The clumsy sailor from a good family.
The immoral acrobat who is seeking meaning in life.
The healthy, corrupt trader.
The dexterous, bloodthirsty gigolo.
The agile, cooperative acrobat.
The striking rascal.
The young, organized politician.
The plain outlaw who is estranged from family members.
The contemplative, ignored martial artist.
The poised, hateful murderer.
The strong, opinionated soldier searching for purpose.
The amiable hermit.
The cheerful midwife.
The fear-ridden pedlar.
The farmer from a big family.
The forceful pedlar hiding a dark secret.
The misguided heir.
The brave, self-righteous traveler who is dependent on medication.
The tireless mercenary.
The aged, attractive student who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The open-minded poet.
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