Characters
The acrobatic, short-tempered assassin searching for justice.
The strong, clinging, immoral cleric who can't resist a fight.
The strong, attractive pedlar.
The crippled, innocent acrobat.
The graceful, greedy lawman.
The tireless, confident merchant.
The crippled, peace-loving lawman.
The strong, alienated, mean-spirited acrobat.
The popular farmer who is more than meets the eye.
The pragmatic, cute bandit with a chemical dependency.
The vicious actor.
The stingy, cruel rascal.
The sickly, illogical, fearsome mentor who fears the future.
The philandering dancer.
The tireless, tactless prospector.
The young theologian.
The inhibited wanderer.
The selfless archivist from a big family.
The striking heroine.
The clumsy, hateful philosopher.
The wily hunter who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The anxious pretender.
The tireless, cooperative acrobat looking for a challenge.
The acrobatic businessperson with a large fortune.
The pedlar who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The striking, generous sailor.
The dexterous, extraverted smuggler who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The friendly trader.
The bigoted architect with unexpected depths.
The selfish, ugly farmer from a small family.
The nimble, humble assassin.
The cooperative acrobat.
The broken-hearted, tolerant miner.
The paranoid pedlar.
The disorganized soldier with an unexpected destiny.
The tactless philosopher.
The impostor with big dreams.
The athletic, tactless comic.
The forceful teacher with a chemical dependency.
The militant assassin.
The playful comic with a dark past.
The miserable, striking martial artist who suffers from a chronic disease.
The poised, smooth pharmacist from a good family.
The sleazy assassin.
The aggravated, paranoid mentor.
The crippled, self-righteous cleric searching for justice.
The scatterbrained, cooperative singer.
The aged acrobat.
The striking merchant who has several nervous habits.
The weak, obedient martial artist.
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