Characters
The extraverted priest.
The industrious mercenary who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The dexterous fence.
The weak, patriotic philanthropist.
The crippled, eccentric, tolerant leader.
The cowardly, boastful traveler who is an outsider.
The plain, sleazy, lonely murderer.
The healthy, bloodthirsty, posturing smuggler.
The awkward, arrogant traitor.
The patriotic, moralistic prospector living on borrowed time.
The hateful leader.
The awkward assassin.
The indecisive architect.
The graceful, gentle assistant coping with mental illness.
The boastful businessperson.
The traitor needing a friend.
The young gambler on the wrong side of the law.
The patriotic gigolo looking for a challenge.
The unpopular comic searching for a family member.
The strong dancer on the wrong side of the law.
The young, paranoid soldier.
The cooperative smuggler with an odd birthmark.
The tactful beggar who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The unathletic, rebellious hero.
The sickly pretender who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The unathletic, unstable, patronizing adventurer who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The bandit with big dreams.
The strong, silly mercenary.
The tireless spy with repressed memories.
The charismatic prostitute who is dependent on medication.
The hypocritical, immature dancer escpaing the past.
The striking, negative, hateful outlaw.
The nimble, miserly, nurturing actor.
The unathletic, playful poet.
The infamous actor who loves animals.
The greedy thief with repressed memories.
The prospector hiding a dark secret.
The laid-back, homely weapons master.
The assassin with an odd birthmark.
The intimidating gambler on the wrong side of the law.
The spy haunted by flashbacks.
The biased, patriotic assassin.
The athletic, creative prospector.
The naive, patronizing pretender.
The stingy prospector.
The murderer who is estranged from family members.
The healthy, popular pharmacist with little money.
The ignored miner.
The cunning, social farmer.
The unhealthy, tireless priest.
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