Characters
The awkward, clever, bigoted pedlar looking for love.
The acrobatic, negative, opinionated bandit searching for a lost friend.
The alienated pedlar.
The hateful wanderer.
The patriotic, charismatic farmer.
The pompous bodyguard searching for a family member.
The atheistic hero with uncanny abilities.
The striking, bigoted impostor who is a complete fraud.
The striking, paranoid beggar who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The unhealthy, vicious merchant.
The mean-spirited hunter.
The vocal murderer.
The unathletic, kind politician.
The unathletic farmer with a large fortune.
The inexperienced gigolo from a big family.
The tireless pharmacist.
The self-righteous traveler.
The heroic poet.
The unhealthy bounty hunter.
The unhealthy, private, awkward explorer who is an outsider.
The sickly, bigoted pretender.
The strong, immoral pharmacist.
The mean-spirited miner with big dreams.
The aged, heroic farmer.
The crippled, short-tempered businessperson with a large fortune.
The materialistic politician.
The rabble-rouser searching for truth.
The mercenary needing a friend.
The enduring, infamous hunter on the wrong side of the law.
The awkward, quiet, brave hero who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The aged, awkward explorer.
The cunning, cruel midwife.
The acrobatic, persuasive trader.
The clumsy, rude singer.
The dexterous, fearsome, disloyal actor.
The crippled, persuasive murderer from nowhere.
The apathetic, unfriendly miner.
The ruthless, popular beggar.
The forceful, moral weapons master.
The tactful student.
The clumsy, charismatic laborer.
The plain explorer.
The unathletic, nervous, alienated weapons master who fears the future.
The opportunistic martial artist.
The nimble bandit with an odd birthmark.
The young, nervous, bigoted miner who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The stupid, self-righteous leader.
The strong priestess.
The distant jailer from nowhere.
The militant dancer who belongs to a secret organization.
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