Characters
The religious marine.
The tough jailer who has several nervous habits.
The agile, arrogant murderer.
The athletic, unheroic, cruel hunter who suffers from a chronic disease.
The spiritual bounty hunter.
The weak hermit who is prone to odd statements.
The awkward impostor.
The dexterous, ignored comic looking for a challenge.
The young, opinionated farmer.
The nimble sailor.
The aged, cheerful, paranoid traveler.
The intimidating murderer with a heart of gold.
The craven, self-righteous gambler with a large fortune.
The distant heroine.
The athletic, inhibited, aloof inventor living on borrowed time.
The nice, alienated politician.
The athletic, violent, corrupt pharmacist who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The private singer.
The unwise traveler.
The crippled outlaw who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The weak, shifty, unpopular priestess.
The persuasive, manipulative ambassador.
The distant wanderer on the run from the law.
The prospector with no hope.
The dexterous, fear-ridden martial artist.
The focused rascal who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The dexterous, incoherent, awkward archivist.
The vocal comic who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The plain, sadistic gambler.
The tough bartender.
The nostalgic pharmacist trapped by the past.
The unathletic, slovenly traveler.
The misunderstood, infamous merchant.
The selfless, unpopular wanderer.
The sickly, nice gigolo.
The funny philanthropist.
The nihilistic thief searching for truth.
The ignored leader.
The wistful miner.
The official who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The hermit haunted by dark memories.
The weak, manipulative explorer.
The innocent weapons master.
The tough, cowardly, bullying acrobat on the wrong side of the law.
The dexterous, charismatic leader who fears the future.
The clumsy bounty hunter.
The plain, shiftless, manipulative dancer who can't resist a fight.
The crippled, hypocritical fence.
The shiftless, selfless boatman.
The focused rogue with repressed memories.
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