Characters
The energetic, playful champion on the run from the law.
The healthy, uncreative, moral gambler.
The graceful hermit.
The unhealthy bandit with a rival in his/her profession.
The dexterous, infamous inventor.
The alienated, popular inventor with an odd birthmark.
The striking, altruistic heroine.
The poised, bloodthirsty, antisocial explorer.
The tireless, clever, altruistic gigolo.
The graceful, slothful heir.
The hermit escpaing the past.
The acrobatic heroine with little money.
The acrobatic, secretive, moral adventurer searching for purpose.
The scatterbrained gigolo.
The plain, lonely assistant.
The opinionated hermit who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The graceful, apathetic, odd official needing a friend.
The tireless, smart, altruistic pharmacist from a bad family.
The strong, indecisive inventor.
The nimble, obedient student.
The crippled, scatterbrained martial artist.
The open-minded gambler.
The predictable murderer.
The acrobatic thief searching for truth.
The fear-ridden, immoral rascal.
The disorganized, nurturing mentor.
The addled midwife searching for employment.
The sickly merchant who hates children.
The young, righteous politician who hates children.
The plain, friendly architect.
The tireless, aloof mentor.
The courageous adventurer.
The intuitive, aloof rabble-rouser from a good family.
The weak, unhappy, selfless impostor who is an outsider.
The striking, confident teacher.
The dexterous, righteous mercenary.
The unathletic explorer with no hope.
The unhealthy, unhappy, posturing beggar.
The clinging heir.
The poised, just, striking midwife.
The young, hypocritical, paranoid hunter who suffers from a chronic disease.
The dexterous pretender.
The plain rogue with no hope.
The persistent, charismatic sailor.
The composed priest with big dreams.
The immature, withdrawn architect.
The unathletic, peaceful, extraverted bandit who is dependent on medication.
The plain student.
The combative, tactless assistant.
The ignorant actor who is cursed with bad luck.
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