Characters
The stupid, brave rabble-rouser from a big family.
The unathletic hero looking for love.
The dispirited, patronizing rabble-rouser.
The nimble, nervous murderer.
The clumsy, open-minded, lonely boatman.
The confident jailer from a good family.
The secretive miner.
The popular jailer.
The open-minded, moralistic weapons master with a heart of gold.
The unathletic spy.
The athletic, aggravated, boastful ambassador who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The actor with uncanny abilities.
The creative laborer trapped by the past.
The athletic, sadistic, righteous bodyguard.
The dexterous comic who can't resist helping people.
The arrogant fence with an odd birthmark.
The acrobatic murderer.
The aged, compassionate, altruistic farmer who fears the future.
The smuggler with a lot of friends.
The aged priestess who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The amiable cleric searching for employment.
The nimble explorer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The opinionated, sarcastic rogue with a rival in his/her profession.
The pharmacist who is seeking meaning in life.
The persuasive inventor.
The drunken student.
The disloyal hermit.
The striking teacher from a small family.
The clumsy, hateful gigolo who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The weak, unheroic lawman.
The striking merchant with unexpected depths.
The tactless rascal who is a complete fraud.
The beggar needing a friend.
The healthy, sadistic, hypocritical laborer who is more than meets the eye.
The playful official.
The disillusioned marine.
The strong, distant architect on the run from the law.
The pharmacist who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The clumsy philanthropist hiding a dark secret.
The unheroic miner.
The healthy, aloof miner.
The violent jailer.
The tough, confident, mean-spirited pedlar.
The acrobatic, fearsome, persuasive dancer.
The agile, homely boatman with repressed memories.
The acrobatic rogue.
The boastful comic.
The aged, peaceful, ignored jailer.
The delusional, generous servant.
The aged, greedy sailor who fell in with the wrong crowd.
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