Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
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Characters
The dexterous pretender.
The worried theologian who can't resist helping people.
The merchant searching for purpose.
The detached philosopher.
The clumsy, hateful adventurer.
The forceful, fearsome mercenary.
The clumsy, homely businessperson.
The weak, intelligent, humble thief with big dreams.
The enduring bartender.
The young, posturing hunter with a heart of gold.
The heroic, patriotic gigolo.
The acrobatic, greedy priest.
The graceful pretender trapped by the past.
The lonely leader.
The graceful, mean-spirited theologian.
The mystical, humble adventurer.
The crippled, biased trader.
The weak, crazy, distant smuggler from a big family.
The poised, alienated midwife.
The craven merchant with repressed memories.
The acrobatic, lonely ambassador who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The dexterous, logical, brutal traveler.
The aged, playful gigolo searching for truth.
The intelligent, tolerant farmer.
The tactful, rude marine.
The acrobatic, elegant, bullying hermit who is estranged from family members.
The philosophical trader with little money.
The nihilistic priestess.
The bloodthirsty mentor who belongs to a secret organization.
The healthy, fearful jailer.
The hypocritical, boring assassin.
The ruthless smuggler searching for employment.
The plain, lonely, sadistic weapons master.
The plain, spendthrift, boastful martial artist with a rival in his/her profession.
The crippled architect who has an odd way of speaking.
The weak, indecisive, charismatic fence.
The contemplative, bullying trader.
The attractive traveler.
The fearful trader.
The dexterous inventor.
The graceful, slovenly bartender.
The addled, kind marine.
The altruistic bounty hunter.
The predictable rascal.
The noisy acrobat.
The wily, opinionated theologian.
The tireless, tactful student searching for truth.
The laid-back champion.
The nimble, unjust, alienated traveler.
The melancholy rabble-rouser.
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