Characters
The sickly prospector hiding a dark secret.
The unathletic official.
The impostor who fears the future.
The aged, elegant, moralistic martial artist.
The plain, crazy pretender.
The striking, unethical beggar.
The dexterous, snide, persuasive martial artist.
The drunken, paranoid philosopher from a bad family.
The hysterical, bullying laborer who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The strong, unpredictable, vicious architect who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unjust dancer with an odd birthmark.
The tough, stingy, patronizing jailer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The unathletic prospector.
The experienced, social servant.
The kind spy.
The willful murderer.
The graceful, lazy official.
The whiny, amiable laborer who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The plain, studious teacher.
The poised, stupid hero.
The hateful architect with unusual luck.
The enduring, bloodthirsty laborer.
The bartender needing a friend.
The striking bodyguard.
The fearful weapons master.
The tactless weapons master with a large fortune.
The marine who has several nervous habits.
The persistent, cooperative assassin.
The poised, pious, clinging rogue.
The gambler who is estranged from family members.
The secretive trader.
The pessimistic, arrogant boatman.
The acrobatic, joyful mentor.
The tireless singer.
The heroic businessperson who fears the future.
The graceful politician from an unusual family line.
The striking, loudmouthed merchant.
The burnt-out, generous philanthropist.
The plain, patriotic bodyguard.
The unhappy, friendly sailor.
The vicious explorer who hates children.
The nimble businessperson.
The philosopher with a knack for trouble.
The aggravated, self-righteous explorer.
The tireless, innocent pedlar.
The aloof, open-minded lawman who suffers from a chronic disease.
The worldwise, cooperative impostor who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The dexterous, apathetic acrobat.
The boatman who is seeking meaning in life.
The graceful teacher.
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