Interrogator

Interrogators are cold and calculated, and whether they are tortuing prisoners of war on the battlefield or questioning petty criminals in civilisation, their very being is shrouded in a desire to find the truth.

Regardless of whom they serve, the church or an army or another organisation, the interrogator is often a well-kept secret. Though some interrogators proclaim their status in society, many keep their nature silent, not wishing to alert those around them, or instil fear into innocents. The power of an interrogator is profound, as they are able to pry information from even the most stubborn of captives. Something about an interrogator makes them extremely skilled in understanding the mind; they are not to be messed with.

Whether they be confident an cocky, or shy and stealthy, an interrogator believes their judgement is final, and are very unlikely to be swayed by others. Because of this they can be perceived to be arrogant or uncooperative. Keep in mind, though, that an interrogator is not merely a tool used to probe the minds of others; they can be deadly weapons, using their inquisition and investigation on the battlefield.

Skill Proficiencies: Choose two from Deception, Insight, Investigation, intimidation, Persuasion and Perception. 

Languages: Choose two languages.

Equipment: A symbol of service (a holy relic, a garment of the army, papers of service etc). Manacles or Rope, of which can be used to detain suspects. 

Suggested Characteristics

An interrogator has a deeply-rooted desire to find the truth in those they interrogate. It a fundamental part of their being to find the truth. Why is this?

d6	Personality Trait
1	No one really knows me. I enjoy my secrecy.
2	Once I have an opinion of someone, it cannot be changed.
3	The end always justifies the means. It has to.
4	I must know everything about everyone.
5	I am detail orientated to the point of obsession.
6	No one is really innocent. Not even me.

d5	Ideal
1	I follow the rules set before me. (Lawful)
2	Torture is a necessary tool when discovering the truth. (Evil)
3	I do what is necessary to find answers. (Neutral)
4	Even those most guilty deserve a fair trial, and a chance to prove themselves. (Good)
5	Common laws are irrelevant - I will do whatever it takes to find the truth. (Chaotic)

d6	Bond
1	A man I deemed guilty was in fact innocent - I will forever work harder to ensure this never happens again.
2	My mentor is my world. I long to be exactly like them.
3	People can rely on me to do jobs they do not wish, or are too afraid, to do.
4	Someone close to me was wronged by the justice system. I work to ensure this happens to no one else.
5	Those in charge are always breathing down my neck, and I feel pressure to appease them more so than to find the truth.
6	The family of a man I interrogated desire revenge for the irreversible condition he was left in. I struggle with this guilt daily.

d6	Flaw
1	I go too far in interrogations, to the point of causing physical pain.
2	Those who are not loyal to my organisation are, in my eyes, as guilty as those I interrogate.
3	I cannot work with those who do not believe that Good and Evil are black and white.
4	I am easily emotional, far too much so for an interrogator.
5	I enjoy the power that my status provides more than anything else.
6	I am plagued by nightmares of those whom I interrogated.