Characters
The manipulative, corrupt lawman.
The sleazy, unethical outlaw.
The weak, weak-willed, ethical martial artist from a bad family.
The tireless martial artist.
The acrobatic, extraverted merchant searching for truth.
The smuggler with little money.
The laid-back rabble-rouser from a bad family.
The selfless lawman who is a complete fraud.
The unathletic, playful rogue.
The composed poet who is prone to odd statements.
The sarcastic rogue.
The teacher with a dark past.
The nostalgic, unjust inventor.
The young pedlar who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The explorer with big dreams.
The sickly, crazy businessperson.
The dexterous actor who is dependent on medication.
The miserable, obedient wanderer searching for purpose.
The plain, pious, infamous weapons master who is prone to odd statements.
The unhealthy, brave gambler.
The boring weapons master.
The vicious soldier.
The aged, philandering rascal.
The midwife on the wrong side of the law.
The selfish cleric.
The boring, altruistic assassin.
The altruistic, amiable hermit who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The graceful adventurer looking for a challenge.
The aged rascal who is estranged from family members.
The rude priest who has several nervous habits.
The unathletic explorer.
The enduring champion searching for a family member.
The agile, plucky pretender.
The athletic, vicious, cruel comic.
The obsessive, alienated student from a good family.
The sickly bandit searching for purpose.
The mentor who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The violent, broken-hearted champion.
The moralizing bounty hunter.
The dexterous, stressed, ignored miner.
The unheroic singer.
The stupid assistant.
The tireless, disorganized, cute bandit.
The weak, sarcastic priestess.
The conformist poet who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The clueless, whiny archivist needing a friend.
The tough, stressed, selfless hero.
The wise fence.
The healthy wanderer who is seeking meaning in life.
The plain rogue.
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