Characters
The tough, unstable, inhibited marine.
The striking beggar.
The open-minded servant with a false identity.
The crippled, tactful midwife who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The awkward dancer.
The friendly pedlar with unexpected depths.
The romantic rascal.
The happy rabble-rouser.
The young, opinionated official.
The patriotic pretender.
The dexterous traveler who fears the future.
The poised, fear-ridden, social inventor.
The murderer who loves animals.
The heroine with no hope.
The artistic, hateful boatman who can't resist helping people.
The bounty hunter with an odd birthmark.
The mystical priest.
The unhealthy priestess.
The weak, nurturing priestess with a dark past.
The sloppy pretender.
The clumsy heir looking for a challenge.
The poised, charismatic leader.
The strong, unpopular boatman who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The striking, conformist pharmacist.
The sickly, manipulative mercenary.
The watchful jailer looking for love.
The awkward heroine haunted by flashbacks.
The clueless heroine.
The tough, boastful murderer with a knack for trouble.
The strong, principled wanderer.
The tactful murderer who suffers from a chronic disease.
The dexterous, greedy leader.
The cynical acrobat.
The logical, unheroic leader.
The unhealthy, whiny poet searching for justice.
The tireless, humble singer looking for a challenge.
The awkward, illogical, moral priest from a small family.
The selfish, self-righteous pharmacist.
The righteous, smooth fence searching for purpose.
The kind, intimidating merchant.
The striking, pious, sarcastic murderer haunted by flashbacks.
The adventurer with uncanny abilities.
The unhealthy, brave hero with an unexpected destiny.
The weak, aloof prostitute with a knack for trouble.
The moralizing outlaw who loves children.
The boastful trader.
The pedlar who loves animals.
The withdrawn bodyguard.
The heroic leader searching for a family member.
The poised, complacent servant.
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