Characters
The popular farmer.
The selfless rabble-rouser.
The healthy teacher.
The healthy heroine.
The disorganized smuggler with unexpected depths.
The athletic, tough, persuasive outlaw who can't resist a fight.
The tireless, noisy mercenary.
The narrow-minded, immature explorer.
The young miner with a large fortune.
The tireless, industrious, ignored merchant living on borrowed time.
The graceful, brutal soldier.
The cooperative, unpopular architect.
The logical, boastful boatman who is seeking meaning in life.
The weak rascal.
The detached, bigoted philanthropist.
The dexterous traveler coping with mental illness.
The teacher who has an odd way of speaking.
The philosophical gigolo on the run from the law.
The pompous bodyguard needing a friend.
The righteous, sadistic champion.
The worldwise cleric on the wrong side of the law.
The cunning merchant with unexpected depths.
The awkward, serious businessperson.
The sickly actor.
The miserly assistant.
The patronizing fence.
The confident leader.
The tactful traveler.
The unathletic soldier.
The weak wanderer.
The awkward adventurer from nowhere.
The aged traveler with a rival in his/her profession.
The unhealthy murderer who belongs to a secret organization.
The willful, philandering heroine escpaing the past.
The charismatic soldier with big dreams.
The plucky inventor.
The mystical comic searching for justice.
The paranoid, greedy heir.
The martial artist coping with mental illness.
The plain pretender.
The lonely philanthropist.
The graceful, chaste champion who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The acrobatic, patronizing theologian with little money.
The neurotic theologian.
The wily, broken-hearted rabble-rouser who suffers from a chronic disease.
The dexterous assassin who belongs to a secret organization.
The altruistic, heroic heir who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The courageous rabble-rouser who hates children.
The sickly, uncreative, boastful cleric with big dreams.
The agile trader haunted by dark memories.
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