Characters
The weak, combative, moralistic beggar.
The strong, energetic businessperson.
The obsessive, sarcastic pretender.
The unhealthy, energetic, tolerant merchant who loves children.
The healthy, patriotic, disloyal merchant who is seeking meaning in life.
The unhealthy, ruthless trader.
The weak, amiable farmer.
The sleazy theologian.
The nimble actor looking for love.
The heroic archivist with a chemical dependency.
The enduring, dispirited, playful outlaw.
The plain, striking rascal.
The puerile, introverted leader from a good family.
The tireless thief who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The obedient assistant.
The unathletic ambassador.
The religious, arrogant impostor.
The innocent prospector.
The sickly, selfless traitor.
The sleazy poet.
The unethical rabble-rouser who is a complete fraud.
The healthy, delusional jailer.
The strong, composed impostor.
The plain, grim priestess.
The clumsy, watchful pedlar.
The unheroic, hateful traitor with unexpected depths.
The broken-hearted thief.
The studious archivist.
The clumsy, self-righteous, lonely smuggler who is more than meets the eye.
The servant with a large fortune.
The tired explorer.
The plain, misguided, patronizing pedlar.
The hateful merchant.
The grim explorer with a false identity.
The cute mercenary from an unusual family line.
The hypocritical impostor.
The young, arrogant bandit from a bad family.
The bloodthirsty, smooth gigolo.
The snide champion.
The persuasive bounty hunter who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The clumsy cleric searching for truth.
The tolerant farmer.
The dexterous, aloof pharmacist.
The brutal heroine who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The plain, brave pharmacist.
The confident, heroic prospector.
The outlaw who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The dexterous, craven, unpopular politician.
The merchant with a large fortune.
The short-tempered, opinionated hunter.
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