Characters
The enduring bodyguard.
The hateful businessperson.
The confused mentor with little money.
The educated champion.
The agile cleric.
The mature inventor hiding a dark secret.
The healthy priestess haunted by flashbacks.
The dexterous, sarcastic, self-righteous bartender who is cursed with bad luck.
The poised, posturing spy who can't resist a fight.
The enduring, moralistic, unpopular heroine.
The immoral mentor.
The clumsy, extraverted cleric.
The spiritual servant.
The altruistic traitor.
The hysterical, lonely traveler.
The boatman with an odd birthmark.
The unpredictable assassin.
The clumsy, philosophical mentor.
The clumsy, brave gambler.
The nimble, wily, promiscuous marine.
The inhibited, whiny fence who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The materialistic, extraverted adventurer.
The mystical smuggler.
The studious heir.
The charismatic midwife with a rival in his/her profession.
The peace-loving, brutal traitor.
The chaste thief who has several nervous habits.
The seasoned, whiny jailer haunted by flashbacks.
The miserable, ugly comic with a dark past.
The awkward, cynical mercenary.
The optimistic impostor who hates children.
The aged, infamous politician who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The crippled, addled, ignored smuggler.
The shiftless, cooperative pretender.
The brutal, nurturing actor who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The enduring, unpopular architect who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The soldier who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The courageous smuggler.
The aged, serene, persuasive weapons master.
The manipulative pretender.
The enduring jailer.
The trader searching for a lost friend.
The friendly champion with a large fortune.
The loudmouthed, cruel impostor who belongs to a secret organization.
The crippled, inhibited, lonely archivist with an odd birthmark.
The tireless, spendthrift, odd ambassador.
The nimble, social spy with uncanny abilities.
The healthy, energetic, short-tempered inventor.
The uncreative sailor.
The worldwise philosopher.
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