Characters
The striking philanthropist.
The mentor who loves children.
The atheistic, selfish leader from an unusual family line.
The healthy, righteous, broken-hearted traitor escpaing the past.
The outgoing jailer.
The manipulative jailer.
The striking leader.
The tireless, slothful philosopher.
The tireless, unheroic theologian.
The cunning soldier.
The agile, tactless actor with an unexpected destiny.
The laid-back, whiny theologian needing a friend.
The kind jailer.
The agile, cunning fence.
The nervous, immature gigolo who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The fear-ridden priestess.
The young, bloodthirsty, selfless mentor from a good family.
The obsessive politician.
The plain, vicious inventor.
The joyful, broken-hearted prospector.
The tough, selfish heir from a small family.
The agile inventor.
The student who has an odd way of speaking.
The aged heroine.
The aged, righteous teacher.
The cunning prostitute.
The striking, hateful, funny ambassador who is estranged from family members.
The corrupt, philandering bartender.
The enduring, bullying servant.
The awestruck, sleazy boatman with little money.
The addled philosopher who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The athletic midwife who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The athletic, fearsome bodyguard.
The healthy, intimidating poet with a heart of gold.
The cowardly, unpopular cleric.
The sickly, cunning, intimidating outlaw.
The tough assistant trapped by the past.
The sarcastic politician who suffers from a chronic disease.
The plain, infamous traveler.
The unjust archivist haunted by dark memories.
The unjust cleric.
The lazy, pompous weapons master coping with mental illness.
The heroic rabble-rouser trapped by the past.
The awkward philosopher.
The awkward, laid-back, moralizing comic hiding a dark secret.
The farmer who can't resist helping people.
The antisocial priestess from nowhere.
The weak ambassador who suffers from a chronic disease.
The sleazy mentor with an unexpected destiny.
The nihilistic, hypocritical boatman.
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