Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
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Characters
The brutal hunter who fears the future.
The forceful assassin who loves animals.
The clueless, homely pretender with a large fortune.
The agile, brutal weapons master.
The clumsy, friendly farmer.
The weak, clinging, selfish murderer on the run from the law.
The strong, opportunistic jailer.
The brutal, self-righteous trader.
The young, tactless pharmacist.
The paranoid merchant.
The friendly sailor with a lot of friends.
The patronizing gambler.
The unhealthy, sleazy, generous heir looking for a challenge.
The rude rascal haunted by dark memories.
The healthy, sleazy, brutal fence from nowhere.
The brutal prostitute.
The tough, intimidating fence.
The pretender needing a friend.
The nimble, indecisive businessperson.
The broken-hearted priest with repressed memories.
The plain hermit from an unusual family line.
The nervous gigolo with unusual luck.
The unhealthy, stressed comic.
The weak, persuasive impostor.
The aged, hysterical, nurturing actor.
The immature architect who seems insane.
The poised actor looking for a challenge.
The forceful jailer.
The sarcastic archivist searching for a lost friend.
The striking musician.
The plain, scatterbrained, charismatic smuggler searching for employment.
The ignored hunter.
The enduring priest.
The inhibited poet.
The awkward rogue.
The young, noisy, friendly hero.
The unhealthy, selfish beggar.
The unhealthy, awkward inventor who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The dexterous, predictable, bullying spy from a bad family.
The dexterous impostor.
The principled lawman.
The striking, cooperative, fearsome comic who lost meaning in life.
The logical acrobat searching for a lost friend.
The healthy fence.
The unhealthy, sleazy, tactless marine.
The weak, wistful student.
The serene inventor with a chemical dependency.
The arrogant, tolerant laborer.
The serious, clinging politician.
The vicious bandit.
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