Characters
The nimble, arrogant laborer.
The tough, stingy, biased philanthropist.
The manipulative heir.
The tireless inventor who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The tough hero searching for a family member.
The dissatisfied rascal.
The crippled teacher with big dreams.
The nimble, tactful ambassador.
The striking priest.
The dexterous philosopher with a knack for trouble.
The opinionated, amiable poet.
The awestruck, inhibited hunter with big dreams.
The introverted rogue haunted by dark memories.
The vocal architect with a false identity.
The hermit who is prone to odd statements.
The nimble, patriotic poet.
The plain outlaw who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The clumsy, enduring, biased thief.
The manipulative student searching for a lost friend.
The poised, mature, pompous poet.
The domineering champion on the wrong side of the law.
The graceful, sloppy, immoral miner with a heart of gold.
The weak jailer.
The enduring, philandering cleric.
The tactless weapons master who hates animals.
The tough, clinging dancer with uncanny abilities.
The boastful, popular hunter.
The aged, withdrawn fence who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The negative singer.
The eccentric martial artist with little money.
The clumsy, ugly heroine with a false identity.
The stressed jailer.
The poised, clinging marine.
The agile hunter searching for employment.
The opinionated, ethical beggar.
The rude singer from an unusual family line.
The ethical pretender.
The young, corrupt, awkward cleric.
The cynical thief.
The acrobatic, open-minded, unfriendly priest from a good family.
The clumsy, realistic philanthropist.
The aged, pragmatic farmer.
The neurotic, sarcastic champion.
The cooperative marine who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The young prospector.
The graceful, tough, unjust businessperson.
The bartender who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The graceful, driven, unjust philosopher.
The sarcastic beggar.
The spiritual smuggler.
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