Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
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Characters
The distant spy.
The healthy, opinionated, tolerant gigolo who loves children.
The disloyal spy.
The bounty hunter with a chemical dependency.
The aged, sadistic thief.
The plain hermit.
The weak traitor.
The athletic, peace-loving, unfriendly assassin.
The philandering pedlar.
The unbalanced murderer.
The cowardly rascal.
The agile, negative assistant.
The selfish bartender.
The unstable cleric.
The poised, selfless spy.
The healthy rabble-rouser escpaing the past.
The nervous ambassador.
The crippled, hypocritical trader who fears the future.
The persistent teacher trapped by the past.
The crippled, weary singer.
The adventurer who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The plain, just, distant musician.
The selfish, moralizing heroine who seems insane.
The arrogant acrobat who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The tireless, pure laborer.
The selfish musician.
The young, fearsome singer.
The odd leader who loves animals.
The sickly, militant, sadistic politician.
The quiet, righteous archivist with little money.
The righteous merchant who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The ignored martial artist.
The unheroic philosopher.
The awkward, miserable, unethical comic looking for love.
The moral leader who belongs to a secret organization.
The aged, opinionated martial artist.
The mysterious, patronizing fence.
The pessimistic marine from a good family.
The philandering pedlar.
The nimble wanderer.
The puerile, brutal beggar.
The aged, neurotic, fearsome pretender.
The tough explorer needing a friend.
The distant leader.
The nimble, tired outlaw.
The nimble, rude mercenary.
The inventor who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The spendthrift bounty hunter with unusual luck.
The poised, pessimistic pharmacist.
The sickly, wise merchant.
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