Characters
The clumsy traitor.
The obsessive, fearsome thief on the run from the law.
The heroic philosopher.
The disloyal spy.
The opinionated lawman.
The shifty, bloodthirsty rascal.
The acrobatic, bloodthirsty martial artist who is prone to odd statements.
The spendthrift, bloodthirsty pharmacist.
The clumsy, intimidating pharmacist who is seeking meaning in life.
The unathletic prostitute.
The smooth champion with an odd birthmark.
The dexterous boatman with a false identity.
The inventor with repressed memories.
The persuasive, promiscuous boatman.
The infamous acrobat.
The clumsy, domineering bandit.
The cynical rabble-rouser searching for employment.
The private, popular servant with a chemical dependency.
The short-tempered spy.
The bartender with big dreams.
The aged, melancholy, brutal miner.
The ruthless inventor on the wrong side of the law.
The disillusioned, cooperative traveler with uncanny abilities.
The crippled, ethical businessperson.
The young jailer with big dreams.
The poised, striking philosopher who loves animals.
The official who loves animals.
The alienated prospector.
The martial artist trapped by the past.
The healthy bandit who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The nimble, selfless student from a bad family.
The crippled, craven, intimidating marine.
The infamous singer.
The rebellious spy haunted by dark memories.
The boring architect hiding a dark secret.
The humble actor who belongs to a secret organization.
The aged, bigoted mentor with repressed memories.
The plucky student.
The graceful, joyful official.
The poised, philandering ambassador from an unusual family line.
The moralizing heir.
The thief who is cursed with bad luck.
The poised, moralizing soldier.
The stressed traveler needing a friend.
The biased, chaste acrobat.
The drunken, cruel thief who is an outsider.
The clumsy, frustrated, withdrawn smuggler who is more than meets the eye.
The assassin with big dreams.
The crippled theologian with a lot of friends.
The acrobatic, sloppy, vocal gigolo who loves animals.
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