Characters
The strong, seasoned, humble gambler.
The enduring, hypocritical theologian who is more than meets the eye.
The dexterous, opportunistic, tactless weapons master.
The pragmatic, bullying heroine.
The awkward, kind spy.
The strong, paranoid student looking for love.
The unpredictable explorer searching for a family member.
The rascal who seems insane.
The bloodthirsty, pompous dancer.
The awkward impostor searching for a lost friend.
The unhealthy, wild, patriotic pedlar.
The nervous, vicious musician.
The unathletic, loudmouthed, broken-hearted adventurer on the wrong side of the law.
The striking, aloof pretender.
The opinionated mercenary.
The aged, noisy, paranoid singer coping with mental illness.
The tired prostitute.
The dexterous, obsessive midwife.
The conceited, humble teacher.
The opinionated beggar hiding a dark secret.
The soldier who has an odd way of speaking.
The humble impostor.
The crippled, immoral student.
The tireless, tired heir.
The lonely traitor.
The unathletic, clueless, tactful laborer.
The striking gambler from an unusual family line.
The self-righteous, clinging traveler with an odd birthmark.
The tough, worried, sleazy priest on the run from the law.
The whiny leader with repressed memories.
The striking, detached, infamous priest.
The young boatman.
The boastful lawman with big dreams.
The biased poet.
The posturing thief with a heart of gold.
The crippled, serious, humble musician who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The aged, craven pharmacist.
The awkward traveler.
The weak, friendly pretender.
The opportunistic, cute thief.
The athletic, short-tempered sailor who lost meaning in life.
The weak, humble servant who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The paranoid pharmacist searching for truth.
The strong laborer.
The nimble, striking dancer who suffers from a chronic disease.
The eccentric soldier.
The paranoid inventor with unexpected depths.
The sleazy merchant who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The acrobatic, tactless, cruel pretender on the run from the law.
The righteous, outgoing sailor.
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