Characters
The attractive weapons master with repressed memories.
The tough, secretive jailer.
The graceful heir.
The willful, whiny mercenary.
The vicious gambler who belongs to a secret organization.
The enduring, unstable actor.
The young inventor.
The crippled gambler.
The detached jailer.
The selfless, whiny cleric who has several nervous habits.
The poised, courageous, antisocial trader.
The nimble, biased businessperson.
The artistic, boring archivist who belongs to a secret organization.
The eccentric heroine.
The merchant from a small family.
The nimble, distant prospector.
The atheistic, fearsome leader.
The athletic, unheroic rascal who can't resist a fight.
The trader who loves animals.
The crippled, humble rogue from a good family.
The jailer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The weak cleric from a good family.
The poised, heroic beggar.
The peace-loving businessperson.
The sickly leader on the wrong side of the law.
The unhealthy, rebellious actor.
The pragmatic, smooth rabble-rouser.
The unhealthy, greedy leader who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The introverted smuggler with a false identity.
The misguided lawman.
The willful, unheroic bandit living on borrowed time.
The quiet cleric with a false identity.
The unheroic archivist.
The acrobatic, charismatic soldier.
The tireless, tough, disloyal farmer.
The weak, vicious, inhibited merchant with unexpected depths.
The athletic mercenary from an unusual family line.
The unheroic official.
The greedy, rude wanderer with a rival in his/her profession.
The industrious, unethical farmer who is dependent on medication.
The weak, cowardly architect.
The attractive pretender who is prone to odd statements.
The weak bodyguard who is cursed with bad luck.
The tireless, pompous adventurer.
The disloyal farmer.
The traitor who is an outsider.
The healthy, opinionated farmer.
The graceful, selfless bounty hunter who seems insane.
The worried adventurer.
The tactful impostor.
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