Characters
The nimble pretender who is cursed with bad luck.
The striking fence who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The moralizing hero with repressed memories.
The clumsy, aloof smuggler.
The impostor who belongs to a secret organization.
The sloppy businessperson with uncanny abilities.
The graceful businessperson.
The immature, ignored poet.
The creative, sleazy politician.
The nimble, unstable prostitute.
The sickly, committed, tactless outlaw.
The unjust pretender.
The infamous weapons master who has several nervous habits.
The enduring soldier.
The wistful, unethical official who is dependent on medication.
The lonely student.
The aged, unpopular smuggler who is prone to odd statements.
The incoherent, antisocial businessperson.
The unjust hermit who hates animals.
The crippled bodyguard trapped by the past.
The acrobatic, seasoned, tactless assistant.
The unhealthy, self-righteous, bloodthirsty jailer.
The athletic poet.
The naive mercenary who is an outsider.
The lonely hunter with a knack for trouble.
The crippled, popular adventurer.
The clumsy, biased, striking outlaw who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The stingy, cute cleric needing a friend.
The healthy, pragmatic, persuasive priestess.
The eccentric theologian.
The poised musician.
The mentor who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The brutal comic with a dark past.
The comic from an unusual family line.
The sickly, pious fence.
The young, willful, alienated traitor who is cursed with bad luck.
The greedy singer coping with mental illness.
The ruthless martial artist.
The sleazy ambassador.
The philosopher searching for a lost friend.
The open-minded leader who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The spendthrift, rude student with big dreams.
The intimidating acrobat.
The pretender who fears the future.
The aged, alienated actor.
The selfless, mean-spirited comic.
The clumsy, vocal impostor with a heart of gold.
The tireless, dissatisfied, bullying weapons master.
The weak, crazy bartender.
The priest who is considered the best in his/her profession.
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