Characters
The altruistic actor.
The opinionated musician.
The vicious, unjust teacher.
The crippled, inhibited rabble-rouser with a heart of gold.
The disloyal murderer who is cursed with bad luck.
The healthy, confused midwife.
The opinionated, kind laborer.
The striking, selfless theologian searching for justice.
The plain, domineering weapons master.
The vicious pharmacist who has an odd way of speaking.
The unremarkable hunter.
The cheerful leader.
The unathletic, ethical rascal.
The sickly, broken-hearted, patriotic priestess.
The young assassin who hates animals.
The open-minded, moralizing murderer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The sickly bartender.
The outlaw who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The tough, extraverted philosopher.
The eccentric merchant who can't resist helping people.
The weak, driven, aloof heroine.
The crazy acrobat.
The quiet priestess needing a friend.
The agile teacher.
The naive hunter.
The aged, nurturing assassin who is an outsider.
The open-minded, vicious student with a false identity.
The assassin with a rival in his/her profession.
The depressed, whiny rascal who is dependent on medication.
The manipulative farmer.
The businessperson coping with mental illness.
The fearful hero.
The plain spy.
The healthy singer searching for a family member.
The attractive dancer living on borrowed time.
The sleazy gambler.
The tactful, disloyal hero.
The just, alienated pretender who can't resist a fight.
The trader who is more than meets the eye.
The clumsy, contemplative, paranoid assistant.
The graceful, unpredictable, ethical hunter living on borrowed time.
The strong, pragmatic jailer.
The poised, cruel assistant.
The aged, selfless assistant.
The addled, short-tempered philanthropist.
The dexterous, unfriendly sailor who hates children.
The nimble, corrupt, open-minded outlaw from a good family.
The plain thief looking for a challenge.
The heir who suffers from a chronic disease.
The clumsy, outgoing wanderer.
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