Characters
The striking, aggravated, bloodthirsty bandit.
The cowardly official.
The unathletic, unambitious, disloyal martial artist looking for love.
The inhibited hunter.
The healthy, innocent priestess.
The poised, arrogant architect who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The acrobatic rogue.
The plain, cowardly, whiny gigolo.
The aloof official with a false identity.
The immature wanderer who loves children.
The stingy lawman who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The arrogant merchant.
The striking, pompous marine.
The athletic, fear-ridden, philandering adventurer.
The tireless, striking dancer.
The athletic, opportunistic inventor.
The tireless hunter trapped by the past.
The aged bandit.
The whiny mentor with uncanny abilities.
The strong beggar on the run from the law.
The incoherent, brutal pedlar.
The inexperienced soldier who is more than meets the eye.
The weak, mysterious, withdrawn prostitute.
The weak, focused, chaste laborer.
The young marine.
The plain, serious pretender.
The elegant boatman.
The compassionate miner with a false identity.
The crippled, delusional merchant.
The crippled, noisy, amiable rogue.
The enduring, pure, introverted rogue haunted by dark memories.
The aged impostor searching for truth.
The weak, ruthless, odd trader.
The ambassador from a big family.
The nimble, stupid, moralizing theologian.
The industrious philosopher.
The righteous, manipulative mercenary.
The righteous bounty hunter who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The brave teacher with a chemical dependency.
The champion with unexpected depths.
The inventor who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The striking, seasoned, heroic hunter.
The unathletic cleric who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The promiscuous bartender.
The tactful sailor escpaing the past.
The unhappy gigolo.
The assistant with repressed memories.
The watchful, altruistic outlaw.
The short-tempered pedlar on the run from the law.
The enduring, lonely traveler.
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