Quick Character Generator
Quick, simple character descriptions, generic or for specific settings.
Characters
The unathletic, crazy rabble-rouser.
The agile, spiritual, selfless traveler.
The alienated cleric who loves animals.
The philandering, ugly murderer.
The acrobatic lawman who is prone to odd statements.
The healthy, watchful, eccentric pretender with a chemical dependency.
The nimble, biased, sadistic student.
The hermit with no hope.
The dexterous, biased, philandering architect who is an outsider.
The strong, intimidating gigolo.
The spiritual mercenary.
The strong, opportunistic, rude farmer with a large fortune.
The aloof bandit.
The fence who can't resist a fight.
The bounty hunter with a chemical dependency.
The predictable, aloof hunter.
The bitter assistant from a bad family.
The awkward bartender.
The enduring, patronizing rascal searching for purpose.
The unathletic, greedy spy.
The plain, kind, moralizing gigolo who belongs to a secret organization.
The uncreative dancer with an unexpected destiny.
The pragmatic, sarcastic official who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The playful farmer.
The immoral comic.
The dexterous, ignorant, sarcastic soldier.
The dexterous midwife.
The miserable, clinging lawman.
The selfless philosopher with a dark past.
The crippled, intimidating official.
The weak, courageous politician.
The sickly beggar.
The generous trader.
The poised, gentle midwife from an unusual family line.
The unstable heir.
The silly murderer who has several nervous habits.
The organized rascal on the wrong side of the law.
The rabble-rouser with unusual luck.
The conceited soldier with a dark past.
The confident jailer with a large fortune.
The striking, funny marine looking for love.
The crippled, playful midwife.
The selfless heir from a big family.
The graceful student.
The murderer with big dreams.
The gambler who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The spiritual philanthropist.
The thief trapped by the past.
The short-tempered theologian.
The sickly, unheroic actor.
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