Characters
The young, predictable, tactless mercenary.
The unambitious, clinging archivist looking for a challenge.
The negative, selfish farmer with a knack for trouble.
The sleazy smuggler with little money.
The realistic, unjust soldier.
The immature, greedy philosopher who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The priest with repressed memories.
The moralizing boatman.
The awkward, patriotic bounty hunter on the wrong side of the law.
The unfriendly prospector.
The strong, immature assassin.
The aged, lazy, greedy merchant who is dependent on medication.
The dexterous, hysterical, altruistic farmer who suffers from a chronic disease.
The nihilistic mentor searching for purpose.
The diabolical, hateful wanderer searching for a family member.
The acrobatic, unambitious, extraverted hero.
The dexterous, funny rabble-rouser.
The weak, humble smuggler who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The self-righteous murderer.
The politician who seems insane.
The negative, tactful outlaw looking for love.
The patronizing miner who has an odd way of speaking.
The hateful actor from nowhere.
The pragmatic hero.
The neurotic bodyguard living on borrowed time.
The dexterous, brave champion.
The dexterous, gentle assassin.
The unambitious architect with little money.
The melancholy, extraverted martial artist.
The odd singer.
The aloof martial artist.
The worldwise jailer with an unexpected destiny.
The grim leader.
The sickly bartender with a dark past.
The religious pedlar.
The hypocritical assistant.
The lazy, cruel poet.
The unethical rogue who hates children.
The wild cleric searching for purpose.
The striking, lonely musician.
The aged, immature poet.
The clever philanthropist.
The immature inventor who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The extraverted bartender.
The clumsy, worldwise, moralistic leader from nowhere.
The manipulative marine.
The unhealthy, clueless, alienated poet.
The boring, altruistic murderer.
The paranoid traitor.
The dispirited laborer trapped by the past.
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