Characters
The sleazy priestess.
The clumsy theologian.
The persuasive merchant who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The bloodthirsty actor with an odd birthmark.
The popular politician who fears the future.
The committed assassin.
The athletic adventurer on the wrong side of the law.
The aged businessperson who is seeking meaning in life.
The acrobatic, moralistic heir living on borrowed time.
The athletic miner.
The absent-minded, corrupt prospector who hates animals.
The acrobatic, lazy archivist.
The immoral adventurer.
The selfless hermit.
The fearful cleric who loves children.
The philandering pretender living on borrowed time.
The vicious, amiable leader.
The broken-hearted, unheroic philosopher.
The weak, fear-ridden, heroic bandit.
The unpopular assistant with a false identity.
The popular bandit who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The young, tough, self-righteous rascal living on borrowed time.
The unhealthy, greedy explorer from an unusual family line.
The patriotic cleric.
The brave poet from a good family.
The tireless, immature rogue.
The dexterous, humble politician from a big family.
The tireless, boastful, inhibited leader looking for love.
The crippled, craven rogue.
The unathletic, generous rascal.
The narrow-minded trader with an unexpected destiny.
The graceful thief.
The atheistic, chaste rabble-rouser who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The strong priestess.
The bandit with an odd birthmark.
The unconfident, self-righteous heroine.
The immature miner.
The striking, self-righteous miner.
The graceful outlaw.
The predictable, heroic mentor.
The athletic, sadistic spy.
The strong, short-tempered, odd actor.
The hateful heir with uncanny abilities.
The brave cleric from an unusual family line.
The acrobatic, calm, boring architect.
The poised, open-minded, antisocial poet.
The agile, tireless, persuasive weapons master searching for a family member.
The miserable, unfriendly priest who is more than meets the eye.
The withdrawn bandit.
The odd adventurer escpaing the past.
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