Characters
The young, persistent, tactless weapons master.
The indecisive, amiable midwife.
The weak, pious, self-righteous sailor.
The awkward marine.
The optimistic, fearsome assassin who belongs to a secret organization.
The extraverted hunter trapped by the past.
The plain, mean-spirited archivist who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The compassionate, sadistic explorer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The enduring, playful heir.
The young, silly student.
The unathletic, tactless theologian from a small family.
The beggar with a false identity.
The enduring, unheroic prospector.
The cowardly, intimidating outlaw.
The wily explorer on the wrong side of the law.
The confident priestess from a small family.
The healthy, conceited, social prostitute.
The detached, outgoing comic.
The agile spy.
The broken-hearted impostor looking for love.
The tolerant rascal who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The incoherent, clinging thief.
The joyful hunter.
The humble farmer with no hope.
The nimble traitor from nowhere.
The ambitious, promiscuous acrobat.
The healthy martial artist looking for a challenge.
The boring, cooperative bandit.
The clumsy outlaw with unusual luck.
The tireless, enduring, bloodthirsty prostitute with no hope.
The tough, moralistic philosopher.
The aged traveler.
The dexterous, addled, opinionated rogue who lost meaning in life.
The sickly, religious businessperson.
The aged, extraverted smuggler.
The ignored official with unusual luck.
The laid-back hermit with unusual luck.
The focused pedlar who is an outsider.
The weak pedlar searching for a lost friend.
The inexperienced lawman.
The bandit with a rival in his/her profession.
The unhealthy heroine.
The experienced, unfriendly philanthropist.
The striking hero.
The strong, weary, open-minded gigolo.
The persuasive cleric.
The mature, funny hunter.
The unhappy, pompous archivist who lost meaning in life.
The introverted jailer with a false identity.
The striking farmer.
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