Characters
The clumsy, ugly lawman.
The bloodthirsty assistant.
The puerile official who fears the future.
The philosophical weapons master with repressed memories.
The enduring, posturing cleric who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The charismatic trader who is cursed with bad luck.
The awkward, worldwise mercenary.
The naive student with no hope.
The tireless, puerile, gentle impostor who is cursed with bad luck.
The young, unjust, cooperative spy.
The weary, striking priest.
The dexterous, odd cleric with a knack for trouble.
The joyful merchant with little money.
The aged, puerile, unjust rogue.
The weak, hysterical, humble ambassador.
The agile, clinging traveler.
The private architect.
The aloof rabble-rouser.
The pompous priestess.
The agile, intimidating pedlar.
The crippled, short-tempered ambassador.
The confident rascal who has several nervous habits.
The attractive wanderer.
The actor who is estranged from family members.
The kind ambassador who suffers from a chronic disease.
The poised, enduring, immature farmer.
The lazy teacher with a dark past.
The tireless, boastful, social actor.
The clumsy, spiritual, inhibited gigolo from a small family.
The moralizing sailor who seems insane.
The popular jailer with big dreams.
The studious thief.
The awkward, clinging pharmacist searching for employment.
The aggravated merchant.
The unhealthy, depressed midwife.
The dexterous, paranoid fence who suffers from a chronic disease.
The plain, pious bartender.
The leader on the run from the law.
The violent, hypocritical dancer.
The agile, committed, persuasive inventor with little money.
The sickly, smooth bandit who loves children.
The agile mercenary.
The young spy with a chemical dependency.
The sickly, worried, charismatic traitor with repressed memories.
The tough weapons master.
The poised, brutal official.
The tough, boastful, bullying ambassador who is an outsider.
The graceful cleric from a good family.
The mentor who can't resist a fight.
The aged, brave, patronizing smuggler with a rival in his/her profession.
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