Characters
The enduring, hysterical hero.
The enduring sailor.
The clumsy architect.
The graceful, illogical, tolerant outlaw who loves children.
The plain, inexperienced, kind lawman.
The unathletic, manipulative philosopher who has several nervous habits.
The acrobatic, obedient cleric hiding a dark secret.
The diabolical, kind prostitute searching for purpose.
The tough theologian.
The aged heroine.
The tough poet.
The strong heroine who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The tough champion.
The young, promiscuous, boastful adventurer who is prone to odd statements.
The sickly philanthropist who has an odd way of speaking.
The pious adventurer.
The crippled, spiritual, boring farmer.
The awkward assassin haunted by dark memories.
The drunken, unheroic ambassador.
The tireless, promiscuous hermit.
The sickly, unstable assassin.
The bitter, attractive poet who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The tolerant traveler.
The young official.
The calm merchant.
The striking, clever, cooperative pharmacist.
The mature leader searching for employment.
The brutal, vicious rabble-rouser.
The athletic, willful, brave assassin who is an outsider.
The private pharmacist with little money.
The enduring, kind assistant from nowhere.
The graceful, logical, cooperative rabble-rouser trapped by the past.
The persuasive archivist.
The tough assassin with an odd birthmark.
The gentle priestess.
The unathletic, atheistic, arrogant pretender who is cursed with bad luck.
The serene, sleazy hero.
The wanderer living on borrowed time.
The peaceful philosopher with an odd birthmark.
The healthy, bullying lawman.
The crazy merchant who can't resist helping people.
The young, vicious hero.
The mean-spirited mercenary from a good family.
The nihilistic, paranoid outlaw needing a friend.
The rogue with little money.
The crippled, atheistic acrobat.
The lonely murderer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The unhealthy, intuitive explorer.
The tough, atheistic, withdrawn beggar looking for love.
The chaste mercenary.
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