Characters
The aged, immature bartender.
The unhealthy, boring singer.
The agile, wild mercenary.
The unathletic, wily, open-minded gigolo.
The crippled, philosophical inventor.
The nimble weapons master.
The tactful politician.
The disloyal architect who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The clumsy, ignorant rabble-rouser.
The ugly official.
The crippled, hysterical, patriotic traveler who belongs to a secret organization.
The tough marine.
The agile farmer.
The nimble servant.
The clumsy, realistic, introverted sailor on the run from the law.
The awkward, moralistic miner who has an odd way of speaking.
The dexterous boatman who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The actor with a knack for trouble.
The combative, nurturing rabble-rouser who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The altruistic mercenary who has an odd way of speaking.
The cute rabble-rouser.
The poised jailer needing a friend.
The worldwise official who seems insane.
The graceful, persuasive, ugly impostor.
The alienated, patriotic farmer.
The crippled, eccentric acrobat.
The nimble rascal looking for a challenge.
The fear-ridden mentor looking for love.
The strong, clinging thief searching for truth.
The weak, experienced lawman.
The farmer who can't resist a fight.
The moral hunter who can't resist a fight.
The young, righteous, patriotic beggar.
The clumsy, tactful priestess.
The athletic, intuitive, tolerant assassin.
The tough, moralistic assassin who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The healthy, inhibited pedlar.
The miserly outlaw with unexpected depths.
The cheerful, unheroic cleric.
The healthy, confident, selfish priest.
The dexterous traveler.
The unathletic, cheerful, posturing lawman with unusual luck.
The strong assassin.
The pedlar with unusual luck.
The gambler who is a complete fraud.
The tough impostor.
The athletic, studious trader.
The poised martial artist who loves animals.
The enduring, bitter sailor.
The prostitute trapped by the past.
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