Characters
The crippled, tolerant hero.
The official who can't resist helping people.
The unhealthy, boring impostor who is dependent on medication.
The spiritual, sadistic outlaw.
The awkward, spendthrift, ignored bandit.
The unheroic midwife who belongs to a secret organization.
The loudmouthed, opinionated thief.
The selfless, patronizing hero hiding a dark secret.
The priest with a chemical dependency.
The odd trader.
The righteous weapons master.
The young, nostalgic, sleazy thief from nowhere.
The aloof assistant who hates children.
The studious, brutal rogue.
The misunderstood heroine who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The young, whiny musician.
The short-tempered hero.
The creative mercenary.
The nimble archivist who is cursed with bad luck.
The boatman with unusual luck.
The odd politician who can't resist a fight.
The aged, opinionated sailor who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The stressed assassin.
The philandering rogue.
The tireless, philandering traveler.
The merchant who is a complete fraud.
The self-righteous pharmacist with a knack for trouble.
The educated student.
The weak assistant who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The unheroic, gentle trader.
The aged, distant rogue.
The clumsy assassin.
The sickly weapons master who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The sickly jailer who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The weak, intimidating architect.
The nimble, gentle pretender with an unexpected destiny.
The unathletic rabble-rouser who belongs to a secret organization.
The tough, incoherent laborer.
The rascal living on borrowed time.
The awkward, willful, humble marine.
The miserly, sleazy wanderer.
The unathletic, uncreative philosopher.
The plain, persuasive traveler searching for a family member.
The unathletic theologian with little money.
The conformist, mean-spirited soldier who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The plain, social prostitute.
The cheerful, immoral rabble-rouser needing a friend.
The boastful rabble-rouser who is prone to odd statements.
The young acrobat.
The athletic miner.
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