Characters
The opportunistic bodyguard from a good family.
The moralistic spy searching for justice.
The nimble, disorganized, inhibited adventurer.
The assassin who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The naive, generous acrobat who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The spendthrift, sadistic hunter.
The disillusioned heir on the run from the law.
The fearsome, posturing dancer with a knack for trouble.
The sarcastic, popular prostitute on the run from the law.
The young prospector.
The arrogant, ugly priestess.
The awkward, boring, posturing assassin.
The nimble, ignored pedlar.
The tolerant smuggler.
The tough, cynical hermit.
The calm poet.
The tough, private, vicious musician.
The enduring, arrogant martial artist.
The plain martial artist.
The worldwise bandit looking for love.
The crippled, romantic mentor.
The strong, altruistic bodyguard.
The acrobatic singer.
The mysterious, awkward hunter who is a complete fraud.
The serene, sadistic martial artist living on borrowed time.
The industrious, immature singer.
The eccentric, clinging martial artist.
The graceful, just hermit.
The crippled, playful heroine.
The unathletic, compassionate, domineering ambassador looking for a challenge.
The innocent, kind official with big dreams.
The clumsy, just, aloof laborer with a dark past.
The combative hunter.
The nostalgic martial artist looking for a challenge.
The striking, alienated soldier with a false identity.
The nihilistic, funny marine.
The incoherent, broken-hearted philanthropist who hates children.
The poised weapons master.
The cute lawman.
The lonely merchant who hates children.
The pompous bodyguard who loves children.
The playful bodyguard.
The distant outlaw.
The social pharmacist.
The mercenary who is an outsider.
The priestess from a good family.
The watchful, philandering wanderer.
The dexterous, generous theologian from an unusual family line.
The clumsy, immoral laborer with an unexpected destiny.
The healthy weapons master.
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