Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
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Characters
The distant bounty hunter.
The open-minded fence.
The unathletic, spendthrift, brutal ambassador.
The healthy, aloof rascal with a dark past.
The unjust poet who is dependent on medication.
The athletic, promiscuous pharmacist.
The snide rogue from an unusual family line.
The combative philosopher.
The combative theologian.
The vocal bandit.
The healthy, combative actor.
The nimble, disorganized, immature student searching for purpose.
The industrious, philandering sailor who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The melancholy, unjust priestess.
The biased ambassador.
The apathetic, cute student.
The tough, brutal architect who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The acrobatic actor.
The striking prostitute.
The poised, cooperative assassin.
The unambitious, tolerant fence.
The sickly midwife.
The clumsy, ambitious assassin.
The awkward, boring rascal.
The clumsy, sadistic, patriotic farmer with a lot of friends.
The inexperienced, opinionated priestess.
The young bartender.
The unathletic, vicious leader with no hope.
The moralizing impostor who loves animals.
The laborer who is more than meets the eye.
The unhealthy, altruistic spy.
The immoral architect with repressed memories.
The fence haunted by dark memories.
The explorer with no hope.
The athletic thief.
The unathletic, odd, introverted assassin with repressed memories.
The enduring, unjust architect with an unexpected destiny.
The weak-willed, lonely mercenary.
The young dancer searching for purpose.
The greedy prostitute who is an outsider.
The sickly, unheroic impostor.
The nimble, vocal heir.
The weak, mean-spirited bodyguard.
The unathletic soldier.
The striking gigolo looking for love.
The awkward, disloyal philanthropist who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The opinionated pharmacist.
The spendthrift spy.
The withdrawn assassin.
The unethical rogue who is seeking meaning in life.
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