Characters
The nimble, dispirited, selfish boatman.
The enduring, awkward musician on the wrong side of the law.
The ethical prostitute.
The young, patronizing adventurer who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The plain, bullying pharmacist.
The altruistic, ethical traveler with a large fortune.
The intelligent, patriotic cleric.
The atheistic bodyguard.
The crippled, willful, distant official.
The disloyal boatman.
The weak, vicious, unjust farmer who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The sickly bounty hunter.
The grim, rude pedlar with big dreams.
The marine from nowhere.
The athletic, nurturing assistant who loves animals.
The athletic, laid-back, manipulative hermit with repressed memories.
The sleazy prospector from an unusual family line.
The healthy, complacent, antisocial pretender.
The eccentric smuggler.
The philanthropist with a large fortune.
The humble heroine.
The loudmouthed politician.
The lonely singer.
The strong, unheroic weapons master searching for truth.
The dissatisfied ambassador who can't resist helping people.
The aged, kind heroine coping with mental illness.
The clumsy, irrational, sarcastic comic.
The striking, moral official.
The acrobatic mercenary.
The aged, arrogant student.
The sickly assistant.
The tough, righteous, homely martial artist.
The dexterous, philandering merchant.
The weak, corrupt merchant from an unusual family line.
The acrobat on the wrong side of the law.
The unathletic politician.
The studious miner looking for a challenge.
The aged, worried, awkward adventurer who can't resist a fight.
The striking, outgoing singer with a large fortune.
The enduring heir with an unexpected destiny.
The gigolo with a large fortune.
The tireless, plucky, unjust murderer with an odd birthmark.
The eccentric priestess.
The promiscuous soldier.
The hypocritical merchant from a big family.
The popular trader.
The crippled marine.
The confident architect with a heart of gold.
The confident laborer.
The grim, boastful bodyguard.
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