Characters
The awkward, broken-hearted, disloyal marine trapped by the past.
The mystical rabble-rouser.
The poised, contemplative, tactless champion who can't resist a fight.
The absent-minded, domineering bandit who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The greedy hermit searching for justice.
The hypocritical assistant who hates animals.
The organized, obedient politician who is seeking meaning in life.
The sailor who can't resist a fight.
The bloodthirsty hermit.
The dexterous, infamous jailer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The acrobatic, tactless lawman searching for employment.
The unathletic, mean-spirited, rude prospector who is seeking meaning in life.
The hermit from a bad family.
The striking archivist searching for a lost friend.
The sickly, tireless, striking smuggler.
The tireless, striking farmer who is seeking meaning in life.
The tough heir who has an odd way of speaking.
The corrupt adventurer looking for love.
The acrobatic, cruel martial artist.
The wily, tactful trader.
The complacent actor who is a complete fraud.
The creative miner.
The misunderstood, mean-spirited murderer with repressed memories.
The graceful, unhappy, popular philanthropist.
The manipulative rabble-rouser.
The tireless, loudmouthed cleric.
The boring, alienated philosopher who is estranged from family members.
The tough, ugly explorer who is a complete fraud.
The agile comic.
The acrobatic, sleazy businessperson.
The rascal who is a complete fraud.
The stressed, boastful mentor with repressed memories.
The nimble, opinionated cleric searching for a lost friend.
The heroic, generous martial artist who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The clumsy, greedy ambassador.
The dexterous, unambitious, cute rascal with a dark past.
The agile, conceited, tactless official who belongs to a secret organization.
The young gigolo who has several nervous habits.
The friendly rascal searching for purpose.
The sarcastic servant who can't resist a fight.
The elegant sailor who can't resist a fight.
The philandering traveler.
The unathletic, boring poet.
The nimble, hateful assistant.
The vocal teacher on the run from the law.
The strong, righteous, distant gambler.
The graceful, inhibited dancer with repressed memories.
The confident miner who lost meaning in life.
The clumsy, short-tempered priestess who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The athletic, unjust soldier.
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