Characters
The unathletic, selfless architect.
The acrobatic, unjust trader hiding a dark secret.
The sickly, cheerful, greedy fence.
The complacent murderer.
The gigolo who lost meaning in life.
The plain gambler.
The poised, sleazy bodyguard.
The sleazy merchant.
The willful, philandering rogue.
The plain, logical, philandering bartender from a big family.
The fence searching for justice.
The dexterous, misunderstood, unjust boatman with a false identity.
The vicious assassin.
The aged sailor.
The craven, broken-hearted actor.
The poised, righteous, homely musician.
The vicious priestess.
The craven mentor.
The dexterous, opinionated architect who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The aged, awestruck, unfriendly bartender who fears the future.
The tireless mentor.
The whiny pretender from an unusual family line.
The opportunistic, tactless miner.
The unhealthy, ignorant rascal.
The young, fearful, moral spy from a big family.
The tough, social traveler who loves animals.
The graceful, corrupt pretender from a bad family.
The tireless impostor with a large fortune.
The inexperienced, bloodthirsty champion who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The quiet, humble rascal from a good family.
The healthy, hypocritical cleric who is prone to odd statements.
The strong thief.
The stingy, striking student.
The healthy, distant comic.
The student from a bad family.
The private, open-minded laborer.
The silly soldier.
The striking, selfish mercenary.
The poised, hateful prospector who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The romantic official with an unexpected destiny.
The tough, misunderstood, ugly comic who is more than meets the eye.
The amiable rascal who is an outsider.
The stingy mentor.
The alienated philosopher with unusual luck.
The frustrated, hateful weapons master.
The acrobatic, conceited, kind pretender.
The romantic farmer.
The weak, clinging beggar with little money.
The fear-ridden hero with an unexpected destiny.
The tireless, joyful murderer.
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