Characters
The unconfident rogue.
The young soldier who suffers from a chronic disease.
The enduring, persuasive spy who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The heroic lawman.
The melancholy, unethical official haunted by dark memories.
The noisy adventurer who is dependent on medication.
The nimble, fearsome impostor.
The plucky weapons master who can't resist a fight.
The enduring, unpredictable singer.
The tough, educated, unpopular assistant.
The tough, inexperienced, clinging bounty hunter searching for purpose.
The boatman who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The tough cleric.
The unathletic martial artist who can't resist a fight.
The moralizing mercenary from a good family.
The graceful fence.
The whiny assistant from a big family.
The brave musician.
The enduring murderer.
The poised, creative beggar.
The whiny, opinionated philanthropist.
The weak, elegant, awkward sailor.
The distant gambler with an unexpected destiny.
The manipulative, popular laborer.
The secretive, heroic boatman from nowhere.
The awkward, persistent, greedy boatman.
The weapons master who suffers from a chronic disease.
The agile champion.
The silly laborer.
The graceful, moralizing adventurer from nowhere.
The tough, immature bodyguard.
The nimble, sleazy dancer.
The athletic, cynical, antisocial boatman.
The materialistic, antisocial businessperson.
The marine who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The sleazy inventor.
The striking bounty hunter from a big family.
The clinging heroine.
The ignored gambler who loves children.
The poised, enduring, intimidating leader who belongs to a secret organization.
The promiscuous, selfless wanderer.
The whiny, pompous mentor.
The immature boatman.
The patriotic assistant with a dark past.
The unathletic, confused hero.
The paranoid ambassador.
The dexterous, immature merchant.
The introverted bandit who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The nostalgic murderer with an unexpected destiny.
The nimble, intimidating champion who is considered the best in his/her profession.
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