Characters
The aged, sarcastic merchant with a large fortune.
The weak, confident soldier.
The traveler who has an odd way of speaking.
The unathletic politician.
The unhealthy architect who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The crippled, realistic sailor.
The sickly, boastful, righteous lawman with unusual luck.
The joyful, unethical mentor.
The athletic midwife.
The awkward laborer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The student who is cursed with bad luck.
The unstable, persuasive weapons master.
The dexterous heir.
The compassionate rascal.
The serious jailer who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The intelligent, homely official.
The righteous official looking for love.
The antisocial fence who seems insane.
The hysterical bandit who fears the future.
The agile poet.
The striking, persuasive, cruel prostitute haunted by flashbacks.
The grim traitor.
The poised, playful singer.
The selfish, selfless official.
The strong, brutal businessperson.
The moralistic smuggler.
The enduring, self-righteous wanderer who hates animals.
The enduring priest.
The clinging pedlar from a bad family.
The serious politician trapped by the past.
The strong, unheroic murderer.
The aged, striking cleric who can't resist a fight.
The aged marine searching for a lost friend.
The young, nervous, tactless wanderer with big dreams.
The paranoid lawman who is cursed with bad luck.
The tough, obedient philosopher with uncanny abilities.
The nurturing dancer searching for employment.
The unwise, homely philosopher escpaing the past.
The awkward, aggravated boatman.
The materialistic, paranoid theologian with repressed memories.
The acrobatic philosopher.
The striking, paranoid adventurer.
The tough, cooperative architect.
The unstable lawman.
The striking smuggler searching for a lost friend.
The striking, watchful, intimidating miner with unexpected depths.
The stupid architect from a bad family.
The singer searching for truth.
The nimble, cute champion.
The immoral prostitute searching for employment.
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