Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
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Characters
The generous pharmacist.
The sickly, studious bartender.
The heroine who is dependent on medication.
The whiny student.
The martial artist from a good family.
The crippled, fearsome leader.
The weak, corrupt politician.
The nostalgic, disloyal official who loves animals.
The experienced smuggler with a lot of friends.
The tough, cooperative merchant.
The tireless explorer with a large fortune.
The plain, whiny gambler.
The rascal with a false identity.
The broken-hearted mentor who is estranged from family members.
The tough, humble inventor with unexpected depths.
The heroic, fearsome prospector.
The enduring, immature bodyguard.
The logical, brutal bartender.
The clumsy bartender.
The graceful, promiscuous heroine.
The agile poet who is dependent on medication.
The aged, shiftless prospector.
The strong assassin who can't resist a fight.
The aged, charismatic bartender coping with mental illness.
The cooperative, distant trader who is an outsider.
The unathletic sailor haunted by flashbacks.
The chaste pedlar.
The young, posturing assassin who suffers from a chronic disease.
The nimble, moralistic bartender.
The altruistic servant.
The smart, cruel spy.
The sickly, lonely smuggler.
The nimble assistant.
The young archivist.
The awkward, whiny, unfriendly rascal.
The enduring soldier coping with mental illness.
The extraverted singer.
The agile midwife.
The opinionated mentor who is cursed with bad luck.
The striking, apathetic, immoral midwife who has several nervous habits.
The militant, pompous rabble-rouser.
The awkward, odd philosopher.
The smooth inventor.
The tired, domineering murderer.
The artistic heroine.
The self-righteous rogue who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The unathletic, organized theologian.
The plain, optimistic official.
The unconfident hermit searching for purpose.
The jailer who can't resist a fight.
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