Master of Reconstruction. If Proft has been present at a location within the last 24 hours, he can recreate an illusory reconstruction of the scene for 1 minute.
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The illusion is silent, visual, and accurate
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Creatures investigating the scene gain advantage on Investigation checks
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Proft automatically succeeds on Investigation checks related to that scene
Predictive Analysis. At the start of combat, Proft chooses one creature he can see.
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That creature has disadvantage on its first attack roll or saving throw
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Proft gains advantage on his first saving throw against that creature
Prepared Mind. Proft cannot be surprised. Additionally, once per round, when Proft or an ally within 30 ft fails an ability check, Proft may add +1d6 to the roll.
Measured Strike. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d6 +3) bludgeoning damage. If Proft hits, the target has disadvantage on its next attack roll.
Anticipate Movement. When a creature Proft can see moves within 30 ft, Proft can:
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Move up to 10 ft without provoking opportunity attacks
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Or impose disadvantage on one attack made by that creature this tur
Description
Alquist Proft is Ravnica’s most precise mind and its most unsettling investigator. A senior agent of the R.A.M.I. and a trusted authority within Azorius circles, Proft approaches crime not as a puzzle to be solved, but as a structure to be dismantled—layer by layer, assumption by assumption.
Proft possesses an uncanny ability to reconstruct events exactly as they occurred. By analyzing spatial details, arcane residue, and human behavior, he can recreate scenes with near-perfect accuracy, allowing him to see crimes not as memories, but as living patterns. To many, this talent borders on the supernatural; to Proft, it is simply the result of disciplined observation and relentless logic.
Unlike traditional enforcers, Proft rarely relies on force. His presence alone exerts pressure, his calm certainty eroding lies and exposing contradictions. He speaks softly, asks few questions, and never raises his voice—because he already knows the answers. When Proft accuses someone, it is not speculation; it is a conclusion.
Despite his alignment with Azorius law, Proft is no blind bureaucrat. He understands that truth and justice do not always align neatly, and he is willing to bend procedure if it means preserving the greater stability of Ravnica. This makes him both indispensable and dangerous: a man trusted with immense authority, guided not by emotion, but by inevitability.
To allies, Alquist Proft is a quiet safeguard against chaos.
To criminals, he is the moment when escape becomes impossible—not through chains or blades, but through certainty.
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