Characters
The illogical boatman with repressed memories.
The energetic student.
The unhealthy, lonely farmer who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The agile, nervous, corrupt jailer.
The plain bounty hunter.
The confused trader from a bad family.
The nimble, crazy, infamous marine who hates animals.
The corrupt explorer hiding a dark secret.
The miserable, tactless jailer.
The young, broken-hearted thief.
The poised merchant who fears the future.
The striking farmer from a good family.
The heir from a bad family.
The graceful, craven leader.
The righteous heir who is prone to odd statements.
The tough midwife who is more than meets the eye.
The introverted spy who has an odd way of speaking.
The weak, unwise, unpopular politician from a big family.
The logical, smooth gigolo.
The agile, stupid outlaw.
The gambler with unusual luck.
The watchful, promiscuous cleric who is seeking meaning in life.
The shifty adventurer.
The dancer haunted by flashbacks.
The awkward theologian with a large fortune.
The healthy, moralizing hermit.
The enduring, ambitious thief.
The sailor with uncanny abilities.
The greedy, funny explorer haunted by dark memories.
The bloodthirsty assassin.
The intuitive adventurer.
The sloppy pretender searching for justice.
The aged, atheistic thief.
The enduring, obedient singer.
The persuasive leader from a small family.
The dexterous teacher searching for employment.
The hateful servant.
The tireless, mystical, clinging prostitute who has several nervous habits.
The midwife who is seeking meaning in life.
The awkward, corrupt explorer.
The clumsy, puerile priest.
The nimble, tough, disloyal assistant.
The delusional, popular wanderer who is seeking meaning in life.
The moralistic heroine from an unusual family line.
The confused, hypocritical bartender.
The agile, gentle inventor.
The serious, whiny rascal.
The enduring, heroic heir.
The fearsome, short-tempered lawman who is seeking meaning in life.
The disorganized bandit.
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