Characters
The theologian from nowhere.
The nimble acrobat.
The striking architect who is seeking meaning in life.
The slovenly, intimidating adventurer with a large fortune.
The poised murderer.
The young, experienced, biased priestess searching for justice.
The enduring leader haunted by flashbacks.
The worried, paranoid smuggler.
The unheroic, charismatic official with unusual luck.
The bodyguard hiding a dark secret.
The worried teacher.
The crippled, cynical, funny politician escpaing the past.
The paranoid bartender who is more than meets the eye.
The weak mercenary with a large fortune.
The fearsome marine.
The clueless priest who loves children.
The miserly assistant escpaing the past.
The manipulative official with an unexpected destiny.
The traitor who is prone to odd statements.
The sickly, antisocial heir searching for truth.
The agile traitor.
The graceful, heroic trader.
The pompous ambassador.
The extraverted soldier.
The striking, grim, charismatic mercenary.
The tireless, brave impostor who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The broken-hearted, unfriendly bodyguard searching for a lost friend.
The healthy philanthropist from a small family.
The ugly rabble-rouser.
The posturing hermit.
The healthy, cruel assassin with a heart of gold.
The arrogant mercenary.
The striking trader who has an odd way of speaking.
The young, plucky traitor.
The bloodthirsty inventor searching for employment.
The plain, nihilistic theologian.
The mysterious, unheroic champion.
The unhealthy, gentle assassin.
The traitor coping with mental illness.
The strong, altruistic heir searching for a lost friend.
The aloof bandit.
The poised assassin who lost meaning in life.
The acrobatic, intuitive, generous ambassador who can't resist a fight.
The tireless, humble businessperson who loves animals.
The athletic student searching for a family member.
The young philosopher.
The strong, compassionate, biased miner.
The tireless, hysterical, biased priestess.
The corrupt heir living on borrowed time.
The gentle laborer.
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