Characters
The young fence.
The dexterous, anxious, pompous midwife with a lot of friends.
The dexterous, patronizing poet.
The nimble murderer.
The heroic musician who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The withdrawn soldier who is estranged from family members.
The ignorant servant from a big family.
The young, realistic, kind official.
The aged bartender coping with mental illness.
The nimble weapons master.
The domineering hero.
The unathletic, intimidating assistant.
The tireless, paranoid traitor needing a friend.
The poised, smooth champion.
The clumsy trader.
The obedient hero who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The awkward, clinging, gentle businessperson who loves children.
The romantic mercenary.
The athletic, shiftless wanderer.
The drunken, homely laborer.
The secretive, boastful outlaw with a heart of gold.
The happy, paranoid teacher.
The young, manipulative explorer.
The acrobatic mentor.
The addled traveler with uncanny abilities.
The enduring prospector.
The acrobat haunted by dark memories.
The fearsome, humble spy.
The tireless, wise, selfless gambler hiding a dark secret.
The aged, neurotic dancer.
The brave soldier.
The striking, artistic traveler.
The tough sailor searching for a lost friend.
The lazy, distant assassin.
The tough, committed, gentle hero searching for purpose.
The depressed lawman.
The creative, nurturing ambassador who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The righteous laborer.
The striking marine on the run from the law.
The patronizing bandit searching for a lost friend.
The plucky prospector coping with mental illness.
The unheroic trader.
The enduring champion who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The confused laborer.
The athletic, forceful, striking spy who hates animals.
The burnt-out, moralistic hunter.
The graceful, short-tempered, cruel theologian.
The righteous, unpopular dancer with little money.
The athletic, happy, aloof dancer on the wrong side of the law.
The serious, patronizing marine.
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