Characters
The acrobatic, militant, greedy marine searching for a lost friend.
The young rogue.
The dexterous, boastful cleric.
The bloodthirsty murderer.
The unstable bartender from a small family.
The miserly, playful adventurer with unexpected depths.
The philanthropist who belongs to a secret organization.
The lonely, moral trader who fears the future.
The athletic, immoral pharmacist.
The merchant living on borrowed time.
The tireless hero with a dark past.
The crippled student.
The brave weapons master.
The enduring gambler.
The healthy prostitute with a chemical dependency.
The striking, conceited bandit.
The athletic, melancholy, vocal midwife.
The poised bounty hunter.
The trader with repressed memories.
The boring heir who is prone to odd statements.
The courageous heir who can't resist helping people.
The naive, intimidating prostitute.
The poised, moralizing traitor searching for purpose.
The gentle boatman.
The violent soldier with a lot of friends.
The righteous, tactful actor.
The unbalanced, biased leader who is dependent on medication.
The strong, funny philanthropist.
The worried, striking assistant.
The young, unambitious, inhibited sailor.
The sloppy, outgoing prostitute.
The unhealthy actor searching for truth.
The pompous jailer who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The wise, selfish dancer.
The aged, tireless trader.
The striking, chaste spy.
The young, sloppy hermit.
The immoral boatman who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The hypocritical cleric.
The weak musician who can't resist helping people.
The nimble, biased murderer who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The bounty hunter with a chemical dependency.
The paranoid heroine who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The creative wanderer.
The striking architect.
The sickly, fearful cleric.
The watchful, attractive assassin on the wrong side of the law.
The poised, open-minded soldier.
The sickly, gentle architect.
The miner who is dependent on medication.
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