Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The atheistic thief with a heart of gold.
The plain, nihilistic, opinionated thief haunted by flashbacks.
The clumsy traveler with little money.
The tactless, awkward hunter with a false identity.
The awkward heroine with an unexpected destiny.
The rogue with repressed memories.
The unbalanced, disloyal outlaw.
The happy, biased politician.
The boastful pretender.
The musician with uncanny abilities.
The agile servant.
The healthy, altruistic cleric.
The aged, bloodthirsty champion.
The moralizing lawman.
The creative weapons master.
The bodyguard who has several nervous habits.
The slothful, unjust hunter who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The peace-loving traitor who can't resist a fight.
The boring, cruel assistant.
The poised prospector with a knack for trouble.
The boring comic.
The illogical rascal.
The clumsy, tireless, nurturing teacher hiding a dark secret.
The fence looking for a challenge.
The striking, intelligent bartender.
The cute pedlar coping with mental illness.
The laborer who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The nimble, mean-spirited, amiable official with unusual luck.
The humble traveler.
The moralizing sailor.
The aged, selfless, bloodthirsty comic.
The smooth theologian who is cursed with bad luck.
The theologian who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The tough lawman needing a friend.
The crippled, indecisive bartender.
The odd martial artist who has several nervous habits.
The pragmatic laborer who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unathletic, energetic, cooperative pedlar who lost meaning in life.
The unathletic, clueless marine.
The absent-minded, odd traitor who is dependent on medication.
The fearsome singer with repressed memories.
The young, aloof, sleazy singer who is an outsider.
The hysterical, withdrawn official from nowhere.
The acrobatic, disloyal comic who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The worried, biased assistant.
The striking inventor with a knack for trouble.
The agile, bloodthirsty wanderer who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The unathletic, peace-loving, altruistic architect.
The sickly poet who loves animals.
The unhealthy, odd, social architect.
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