Characters
The young, calm, brutal ambassador.
The explorer needing a friend.
The sloppy, distant miner.
The crippled, friendly philosopher searching for truth.
The wise pharmacist who belongs to a secret organization.
The distant traveler with an odd birthmark.
The weak, manipulative champion.
The scatterbrained, funny bandit who is cursed with bad luck.
The acrobatic traitor.
The ignored wanderer looking for love.
The martial artist with a dark past.
The enduring, weary, ignored bandit.
The clinging poet.
The unhappy beggar.
The tough, indecisive laborer.
The naive hunter from a bad family.
The unconfident, homely assistant who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The aged, funny hunter on the wrong side of the law.
The moralizing rogue with a lot of friends.
The nimble, hypocritical bandit.
The tactful wanderer with a heart of gold.
The educated, attractive murderer.
The acrobatic, charismatic traveler.
The enduring thief.
The traveler with unusual luck.
The self-righteous, altruistic singer.
The withdrawn philanthropist who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The antisocial traveler.
The sadistic merchant who is more than meets the eye.
The nimble, social champion.
The plain, unfriendly weapons master.
The acrobatic, intuitive, tolerant pretender escpaing the past.
The mysterious, alienated gigolo.
The uncreative, chaste marine.
The creative, cooperative gambler.
The unheroic politician.
The moralistic spy.
The sickly, aloof, moralizing thief with big dreams.
The agile, moralistic dancer who is seeking meaning in life.
The archivist who seems insane.
The brutal philanthropist who fears the future.
The humble, bloodthirsty beggar on the wrong side of the law.
The sickly, ethical outlaw who is prone to odd statements.
The confused, disloyal champion.
The committed gigolo searching for justice.
The bitter leader.
The unhealthy, homely trader.
The immature musician.
The opinionated priestess from an unusual family line.
The sickly, patronizing pedlar.
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