Characters
The official from a big family.
The nurturing explorer with unexpected depths.
The crippled, ignored assassin.
The wistful, selfish servant.
The enduring, optimistic, opinionated mercenary.
The depressed, lonely gigolo.
The weak poet.
The amiable martial artist.
The laborer on the wrong side of the law.
The forceful bandit.
The happy champion.
The pedlar who has several nervous habits.
The nimble, immoral explorer.
The whiny theologian.
The unathletic, immoral rabble-rouser with an odd birthmark.
The hermit who is cursed with bad luck.
The awkward architect.
The strong, smooth prospector.
The enduring, ambitious, unjust adventurer searching for employment.
The enduring, social champion.
The shifty priest.
The striking hunter with uncanny abilities.
The aged heroine with no hope.
The mercenary who is more than meets the eye.
The healthy, biased acrobat who is seeking meaning in life.
The athletic, antisocial cleric with an odd birthmark.
The dexterous, antisocial bandit.
The disillusioned, generous hermit with a lot of friends.
The philosophical smuggler.
The prospector who is estranged from family members.
The artistic, intimidating wanderer who is a complete fraud.
The inexperienced, cruel impostor.
The amiable mercenary who loves children.
The confused martial artist.
The traveler searching for a lost friend.
The tough, mean-spirited philanthropist.
The athletic, snide theologian.
The awkward traveler.
The healthy, unheroic poet.
The courageous, extraverted bartender.
The grim acrobat.
The athletic, unjust mercenary looking for love.
The athletic, righteous martial artist.
The enduring, irrational, introverted businessperson.
The graceful, fearsome, aloof gambler with a knack for trouble.
The weak traveler haunted by flashbacks.
The stupid, mean-spirited servant with an odd birthmark.
The pedlar searching for purpose.
The aged smuggler with no hope.
The unathletic, infamous acrobat who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
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