Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
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Characters
The tireless adventurer from a bad family.
The healthy philosopher who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The sickly, vicious explorer.
The plain hero.
The weak, scatterbrained leader.
The peaceful, persuasive lawman.
The aged jailer coping with mental illness.
The striking, friendly rogue.
The introverted philosopher.
The unathletic, ethical servant.
The brave architect.
The mature ambassador from a big family.
The tough theologian who can't resist a fight.
The plain, unstable, greedy cleric escpaing the past.
The cheerful bartender.
The tough, private, obedient teacher on the wrong side of the law.
The healthy assistant.
The quiet smuggler.
The serene mercenary with an odd birthmark.
The nimble, forceful, bloodthirsty wanderer.
The amiable miner needing a friend.
The heroic impostor.
The crippled servant with big dreams.
The athletic, innocent, promiscuous merchant.
The unathletic, moral outlaw who suffers from a chronic disease.
The healthy, aloof hero who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The aged acrobat.
The impostor who is a complete fraud.
The misguided, homely traveler who hates children.
The awkward, odd boatman.
The pure, moralistic beggar with a knack for trouble.
The quiet, fearsome miner who has an odd way of speaking.
The happy, eccentric comic.
The rude rogue searching for truth.
The nihilistic, unheroic martial artist who suffers from a chronic disease.
The odd, tactless philosopher.
The energetic champion.
The quiet, brutal teacher.
The plain, homely gambler.
The selfless, unjust dancer with an odd birthmark.
The healthy, mean-spirited, immoral trader.
The ugly bartender.
The poised, fearful, amiable architect.
The healthy spy.
The plain, greedy hunter with a false identity.
The social beggar.
The sickly leader with a large fortune.
The acrobatic, committed, domineering weapons master.
The clumsy, nice, antisocial weapons master.
The philosopher with a heart of gold.
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