Characters
The plain, uncreative traitor.
The athletic rogue who is seeking meaning in life.
The domineering spy with a large fortune.
The aggravated, smooth miner trapped by the past.
The materialistic, humble fence with a knack for trouble.
The popular marine.
The young, paranoid boatman.
The unhealthy, immature inventor.
The plain bartender with a heart of gold.
The social thief.
The strong marine with unusual luck.
The agile adventurer.
The healthy, philandering champion.
The striking traveler.
The aged, shiftless, gentle pedlar.
The sickly, manipulative mentor with repressed memories.
The sickly, biased official.
The whiny wanderer.
The miserly, greedy hero.
The altruistic, inhibited bandit.
The weak, whiny, boring architect with little money.
The drunken, moralistic businessperson from a good family.
The selfless weapons master looking for a challenge.
The strong, unstable, bigoted poet.
The hysterical, inhibited prospector living on borrowed time.
The willful, paranoid thief who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The strong sailor who is estranged from family members.
The frustrated, infamous rascal.
The tactful champion.
The unathletic theologian.
The atheistic, antisocial businessperson who hates animals.
The crippled, unheroic trader looking for a challenge.
The graceful, promiscuous traitor on the wrong side of the law.
The striking, biased thief.
The energetic, charismatic politician.
The sickly, short-tempered explorer.
The plain, boring rogue.
The nimble, righteous, greedy prostitute.
The grim, clinging pedlar.
The dexterous, peace-loving, selfish inventor who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The tough, creative spy.
The grim jailer.
The crippled thief.
The dexterous boatman coping with mental illness.
The arrogant heroine who belongs to a secret organization.
The unathletic, organized, unjust bounty hunter.
The calm, corrupt rabble-rouser who is seeking meaning in life.
The athletic, greedy, kind hero.
The bounty hunter who can't resist a fight.
The open-minded, cute mercenary who loves children.
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