Characters
The miserly, biased soldier with a chemical dependency.
The charismatic adventurer.
The dexterous rascal with repressed memories.
The unathletic, forceful businessperson.
The dexterous, ambitious, odd cleric.
The immature heir.
The pessimistic, chaste traveler haunted by flashbacks.
The pedlar who loves animals.
The graceful bodyguard with a knack for trouble.
The opinionated priestess trapped by the past.
The paranoid impostor.
The silly bodyguard.
The crippled, fear-ridden, obedient assassin.
The tough, conceited, altruistic architect.
The immature teacher who belongs to a secret organization.
The patronizing hero.
The unremarkable priest.
The nimble, cunning, clinging heroine who is estranged from family members.
The athletic, committed prospector.
The striking hermit escpaing the past.
The sickly, smart rabble-rouser.
The tireless, attractive champion.
The immoral hermit.
The logical, hypocritical leader looking for love.
The clumsy, slovenly, tactful rascal.
The persuasive beggar.
The awkward pedlar who is seeking meaning in life.
The awkward, chaste boatman living on borrowed time.
The obsessive adventurer.
The enduring, patriotic martial artist.
The plain, persuasive hero from a big family.
The archivist who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The poised, boring prospector who is seeking meaning in life.
The unhealthy, spendthrift mercenary.
The enduring servant from a good family.
The broken-hearted pedlar who is an outsider.
The athletic, mean-spirited laborer who is estranged from family members.
The intuitive comic who fears the future.
The strong, vocal mercenary.
The withdrawn priestess searching for justice.
The pharmacist who is more than meets the eye.
The awkward ambassador.
The poised, unremarkable, ugly rabble-rouser.
The plain, introverted rogue haunted by flashbacks.
The worried, vocal gigolo.
The lazy mercenary.
The frustrated martial artist.
The rascal who is more than meets the eye.
The loudmouthed, arrogant teacher.
The healthy teacher who is considered the best in his/her profession.
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