Characters
The agile, naive, cute bodyguard.
The awkward prostitute who can't resist a fight.
The aged boatman who is an outsider.
The agile, moralistic trader.
The strong hunter with a chemical dependency.
The boring farmer.
The young archivist with no hope.
The tireless, inhibited pedlar.
The distant ambassador who is estranged from family members.
The ugly beggar.
The spy from an unusual family line.
The young, incoherent, unethical jailer from an unusual family line.
The addled, patronizing martial artist who is an outsider.
The pessimistic, funny bartender who can't resist a fight.
The pragmatic jailer.
The snide, hateful philanthropist.
The enduring priest who is an outsider.
The clumsy politician.
The private martial artist.
The righteous architect with a heart of gold.
The acrobatic, disorganized, altruistic bodyguard who is prone to odd statements.
The intelligent fence.
The agile, detached, selfless priestess.
The graceful, smart, self-righteous priestess.
The weak assassin who loves children.
The unathletic priestess.
The pure, kind murderer with a dark past.
The enduring, serene philanthropist.
The acrobatic, clinging acrobat coping with mental illness.
The young, tactful, extraverted mercenary who is dependent on medication.
The unremarkable farmer.
The nimble boatman.
The healthy heir from a big family.
The agile, tireless, lonely explorer.
The clumsy, fearful, paranoid pharmacist.
The slovenly, boring bandit who has several nervous habits.
The tireless, unhappy theologian.
The nimble bounty hunter from a good family.
The graceful, forceful, biased actor.
The acrobatic, nice, awkward assistant.
The healthy, dissatisfied, sarcastic teacher.
The sadistic politician.
The healthy, puerile, tactful farmer haunted by dark memories.
The tactless, disloyal dancer.
The arrogant actor who lost meaning in life.
The playful miner.
The rebellious, distant assistant.
The pure, opinionated assassin.
The healthy prospector.
The dexterous, charismatic soldier.
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