Characters
The young acrobat.
The dexterous, biased acrobat.
The awkward, inhibited, ignored student.
The dexterous, depressed gambler.
The inhibited, amiable merchant.
The graceful, altruistic traveler who loves children.
The crippled, open-minded dancer.
The athletic, selfish, paranoid businessperson who is more than meets the eye.
The clumsy, manipulative weapons master with a rival in his/her profession.
The enduring heroine.
The plain pharmacist.
The unhealthy, funny martial artist.
The clumsy, private, rude impostor.
The athletic, complacent, sadistic gambler.
The crippled, quiet, domineering student.
The brave, homely boatman with a false identity.
The jailer who hates animals.
The unathletic heir trapped by the past.
The athletic, diabolical hermit.
The atheistic explorer.
The clumsy, compassionate, sadistic weapons master.
The plain, sarcastic inventor with unexpected depths.
The dancer who has several nervous habits.
The nihilistic, tactless inventor.
The poised, unheroic pretender.
The unhealthy, kind pedlar escpaing the past.
The selfish rascal.
The weak, chaste inventor with a dark past.
The tactful cleric.
The ignored hunter.
The tough, playful bodyguard.
The student with little money.
The serious, cruel prostitute.
The aged trader who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The watchful outlaw.
The conceited boatman who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The graceful bandit.
The complacent bartender who is dependent on medication.
The introverted gambler.
The striking, persistent, promiscuous philanthropist.
The acrobatic, naive, charismatic priestess with an odd birthmark.
The unambitious, whiny mercenary with a chemical dependency.
The tireless, arrogant leader.
The acrobatic ambassador who is a complete fraud.
The healthy, short-tempered wanderer.
The boring sailor who hates children.
The selfish, moralizing murderer.
The open-minded archivist trapped by the past.
The graceful, charismatic adventurer who is dependent on medication.
The laborer with a knack for trouble.
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