Inquisitor - Revision history

Juice at 16:23, 2 July 2025

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Juice: /* Contacts */

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Contacts

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Juice: /* Background */

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Background

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	Father Ignatius grew up in a conflicted and ravaged Spain, a place afflicted by severe racism and religious tensions. His rural upbringing would have otherwise left him to develop these very same prejudices, if it was not for his faith. From a young age, Ignatius took to the scriptures and teachings of his church with fervor, finding strength in God to endure the hard times that had befallen his country. For him, there was no doubt what he would do with his life, and when he began seminary school, his faith was all the more emboldened. Always introspective, Ignatius wept for his home, how his people could stray so far from the light of God and Jesus. He had seen it as a child, trolls burned for their unholy blood, orks dragged through the streets and beaten for no reason at all. He could not take it, he had to make a change. He took his vows and soon became a full-fledged priest. With nothing but his bible and rosary, Father Ignatius took to the streets to open the eyes of Spain to the truth of what they were doing, all of them were walking down a path paved by blood and hate, one that led to the fiery damnation of hell. Though many found hope in his words, old prejudices could not be undone by one man alone, and many in his own church would shun his "radical" views of racial equality, dubbing him a heretic who would have humanity welcome and live beside demons.		Father Ignatius grew up in a conflicted and ravaged Spain, a place afflicted by severe racism and religious tensions. His rural upbringing would have otherwise left him to develop these very same prejudices, if it was not for his faith. From a young age, Ignatius took to the scriptures and teachings of his church with fervor, finding strength in God to endure the hard times that had befallen his country. For him, there was no doubt what he would do with his life, and when he began seminary school, his faith was all the more emboldened. Always introspective, Ignatius wept for his home, how his people could stray so far from the light of God and Jesus. He had seen it as a child, trolls burned for their unholy blood, orks dragged through the streets and beaten for no reason at all. He could not take it, he had to make a change. He took his vows and soon became a full-fledged priest. With nothing but his bible and rosary, Father Ignatius took to the streets to open the eyes of Spain to the truth of what they were doing, all of them were walking down a path paved by blood and hate, one that led to the fiery damnation of hell. Though many found hope in his words, old prejudices could not be undone by one man alone, and many in his own church would shun his "radical" views of racial equality, dubbing him a heretic who would have humanity welcome and live beside demons.

	These indictments and prejudices that gripped the heart of Spain would rise to a boiling point with the conflict of kings. The death of Spain's reigning king would leave two successors, the human Juan Carlos, and the supposed first-born Alfonso, an ogre. Seeing this as a sign from God, Father Ignatius put his word and faith in Alfonso, hoping a metahuman king would open the hearts of Spain, but he was met with cold disdain as the whole of his church backed Juan Carlos, the country on the brink of civil war. Despite this, Ignatius would continue his sermons and support, trusting in God to lead Spain to salvation, praying ceaselessly for guidance, and finding himself affirmed in his convictions every time. However, this would crash down upon him in a single night, as during one of his sermons, a group of radicals would assault his church, which was full of metahumans. Wielding guns and Molotov cocktails, the congregation would have stood no chance. Father Ignatius would have to take a stand for his faith, or the innocent would suffer. And so, he violated his vow of obedience, he broke a holy commandment. Wielding the sorcery he had kept hidden, Ignatius fought back the crowd of violent humans, killing some in the process, but saving the terrified metahumans inside. He was met with the many faces of his grateful congregation, but Ignatius felt only disgust and guilt, his spirit ripped between his convictions he knew to be true, that all mankind was created equal, and his church, which sponsored hatred and violence.		These indictments and prejudices that gripped the heart of Spain would rise to a boiling point with the conflict of kings. The death of Spain's reigning king would leave two successors, the human Juan Carlos, and the supposed first-born Alfonso, an ogre. Seeing this as a sign from God, Father Ignatius put his word and faith in Alfonso, hoping a metahuman king would open the hearts of Spain, but he was met with cold disdain as the whole of his church backed Juan Carlos, and the country was brought to the brink of civil war. Despite this, Ignatius would continue his sermons and support, trusting in God to lead Spain to salvation, praying ceaselessly for guidance, and finding himself affirmed in his convictions every time. However, this would crash down upon him in a single night, as during one of his sermons, a group of radicals would assault his church, which was full of metahumans. Wielding guns and Molotov cocktails, the congregation would have stood no chance. Father Ignatius would have to take a stand for his faith, or the innocent would suffer. And so, he violated his vow of obedience, he broke a holy commandment. Wielding the sorcery he had kept hidden, Ignatius fought back the crowd of violent humans, killing some in the process, but saving the terrified metahumans inside. He was met with the many faces of his grateful congregation, but Ignatius felt only disgust and guilt, his spirit ripped between his convictions he knew to be true, that all mankind was created equal, and his church, which sponsored hatred and violence.

	Alfonso would become the newly crowned King Juan Carlos II after the mysterious disappearance of his brother, a bittersweet victory for the downtrodden that narrowly avoided civil war. Spain is far from free, but it is on the path to redemption, one that Ignatius himself now walks, for he fled Spain after the violent night, unable to remain in his homeland from his guilt and pain. He would leave for Seattle, a land far from Spain, with new ideologies, new beginnings. It would be here where he would begin his work, for he could not save the souls of Spain, perhaps he could protect those of Seattle? Dawning his cloak and mask, he would willingly walk into the dark shadows, to see Seattle laid bare in all its criminal glory. Ignatius had fought the darkness from the light with peaceful word and glimmering hope, and he had lost. El Inquisidor, however, would let himself fall into the darkness to fight it from within. He would walk the path of a sinner to fight the guilty. He fights with the conviction that, even if his own soul may be damned, he may still save others, even if only one soul is spared from the depths of hell, from the violence of the wicked, then he could endure the fires that await him knowing his suffering could bring light and hope, for that is the burden of The Inquisitor.		Alfonso would become the newly crowned King Juan Carlos II after the mysterious disappearance of his brother, a bittersweet victory for the downtrodden that narrowly avoided civil war. Spain is far from free, but it is on the path to redemption, one that Ignatius himself now walks, for he fled Spain after the violent night, unable to remain in his homeland from his guilt and pain. He would leave for Seattle, a land far from Spain, with new ideologies, new beginnings. It would be here where he would begin his work, for he could not save the souls of Spain, perhaps he could protect those of Seattle? Dawning his cloak and mask, he would willingly walk into the dark shadows, to see Seattle laid bare in all its criminal glory. Ignatius had fought the darkness from the light with peaceful word and glimmering hope, and he had lost. El Inquisidor, however, would let himself fall into the darkness to fight it from within. He would walk the path of a sinner to fight the guilty. He fights with the conviction that, even if his own soul may be damned, he may still save others, even if only one soul is spared from the depths of hell, from the violence of the wicked, then he could endure the fires that await him knowing his suffering could bring light and hope, for that is the burden of The Inquisitor.

Juice: /* Background */

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Background

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	Father Ignatius grew up in a conflicted and ravaged Spain, a place afflicted by severe racism and religious tensions. His rural upbringing would have otherwise left him to develop these very same prejudices, if it was not for his faith. From a young age, Ignatius took to the scriptures and teachings of his church with fervor, finding strength in God to endure the hard times that had befallen his country. For him, there was no doubt what he would do with his life, and when he began seminary school, his faith was all the more emboldened. Always introspective, Ignatius wept for his home, how his people could stray so far from the light of God and Jesus. He had seen it as a child, trolls burned for their unholy blood, orks dragged through the streets and beaten for no reason at all. He could not take it, he had to make a change. He took his vows and soon became a full-fledged priest. With nothing but his bible and rosary, Father Ignatius took to the streets to open the eyes of Spain to the truth of what they were doing, all of them were walking down a path paved by blood and hate, one that led to the fiery damnation of hell. Though many found hope in his words, old prejudices could not be undone by one man alone, and many in his own church would shun his "radical" views of racial equality, dubbing him a heretic who would have humanity welcome and live beside demons.		Father Ignatius grew up in a conflicted and ravaged Spain, a place afflicted by severe racism and religious tensions. His rural upbringing would have otherwise left him to develop these very same prejudices, if it was not for his faith. From a young age, Ignatius took to the scriptures and teachings of his church with fervor, finding strength in God to endure the hard times that had befallen his country. For him, there was no doubt what he would do with his life, and when he began seminary school, his faith was all the more emboldened. Always introspective, Ignatius wept for his home, how his people could stray so far from the light of God and Jesus. He had seen it as a child, trolls burned for their unholy blood, orks dragged through the streets and beaten for no reason at all. He could not take it, he had to make a change. He took his vows and soon became a full-fledged priest. With nothing but his bible and rosary, Father Ignatius took to the streets to open the eyes of Spain to the truth of what they were doing, all of them were walking down a path paved by blood and hate, one that led to the fiery damnation of hell. Though many found hope in his words, old prejudices could not be undone by one man alone, and many in his own church would shun his "radical" views of racial equality, dubbing him a heretic who would have humanity welcome and live beside demons.

	These indictments and prejudices that gripped the heart of Spain would rise to a boiling point with the conflict of kings. The death of Spain's reigning king would leave two successors, the human Juan Carlos, and ~~the Ogre,~~ the supposed first-born Alfonso, an ogre. Seeing this as a sign from God, Father Ignatius put his word and faith in Alfonso, hoping a metahuman king would open the hearts of Spain, but he was met with cold ~~distain~~ as the whole of his church backed Juan Carlos, the country on the brink of civil war. Despite this, Ignatius would continue his sermons and support, trusting in God to lead Spain to salvation, praying ceaselessly for guidance, and finding himself affirmed in his convictions every time. However, this would crash down upon him in a single night, as during one of his sermons, a group of radicals would assault his church, which was full of metahumans. Wielding guns and Molotov cocktails, the congregation would have stood no chance. Father Ignatius would have to take a stand for his faith, or the innocent would suffer. And so, he violated his vow of obedience, he broke a holy commandment. Wielding the sorcery he had kept hidden, Ignatius fought back the crowd of violent humans, killing some in the process, but saving the terrified metahumans inside. He was met with the many faces of his grateful congregation, but Ignatius felt only disgust and guilt, his spirit ripped between his convictions he knew to be true, that all mankind was created equal, and his church, which sponsored hatred and violence.		These indictments and prejudices that gripped the heart of Spain would rise to a boiling point with the conflict of kings. The death of Spain's reigning king would leave two successors, the human Juan Carlos, and the supposed first-born Alfonso, an ogre. Seeing this as a sign from God, Father Ignatius put his word and faith in Alfonso, hoping a metahuman king would open the hearts of Spain, but he was met with cold disdain as the whole of his church backed Juan Carlos, the country on the brink of civil war. Despite this, Ignatius would continue his sermons and support, trusting in God to lead Spain to salvation, praying ceaselessly for guidance, and finding himself affirmed in his convictions every time. However, this would crash down upon him in a single night, as during one of his sermons, a group of radicals would assault his church, which was full of metahumans. Wielding guns and Molotov cocktails, the congregation would have stood no chance. Father Ignatius would have to take a stand for his faith, or the innocent would suffer. And so, he violated his vow of obedience, he broke a holy commandment. Wielding the sorcery he had kept hidden, Ignatius fought back the crowd of violent humans, killing some in the process, but saving the terrified metahumans inside. He was met with the many faces of his grateful congregation, but Ignatius felt only disgust and guilt, his spirit ripped between his convictions he knew to be true, that all mankind was created equal, and his church, which sponsored hatred and violence.

	Alfonso would become the newly crowned King Juan Carlos II after the mysterious disappearance of his brother, a bittersweet victory for the downtrodden that narrowly avoided civil war. Spain is far from free, but it is on the path to redemption, one that Ignatius himself now walks, for he fled Spain after the violent night, unable to remain in his homeland from his guilt and pain. He would leave for Seattle, a land far from Spain, with new ideologies, new beginnings. It would be here where he would begin his work, for he could not save the souls of Spain, perhaps he could protect those of Seattle? Dawning his cloak and mask, he would willingly walk into the dark shadows, to see Seattle laid bare in all its criminal glory. Ignatius had fought the darkness from the light with peaceful word and glimmering hope, and he had lost. El Inquisidor, however, would let himself fall into the darkness to fight it from within. He would walk the path of a sinner to fight the guilty. He fights with the conviction that, even if his own soul may be damned, he may still save others, even if only one soul is spared from the depths of hell, from the violence of the wicked, then he could endure the fires that await him knowing his suffering could bring light and hope, for that is the burden of The Inquisitor.		Alfonso would become the newly crowned King Juan Carlos II after the mysterious disappearance of his brother, a bittersweet victory for the downtrodden that narrowly avoided civil war. Spain is far from free, but it is on the path to redemption, one that Ignatius himself now walks, for he fled Spain after the violent night, unable to remain in his homeland from his guilt and pain. He would leave for Seattle, a land far from Spain, with new ideologies, new beginnings. It would be here where he would begin his work, for he could not save the souls of Spain, perhaps he could protect those of Seattle? Dawning his cloak and mask, he would willingly walk into the dark shadows, to see Seattle laid bare in all its criminal glory. Ignatius had fought the darkness from the light with peaceful word and glimmering hope, and he had lost. El Inquisidor, however, would let himself fall into the darkness to fight it from within. He would walk the path of a sinner to fight the guilty. He fights with the conviction that, even if his own soul may be damned, he may still save others, even if only one soul is spared from the depths of hell, from the violence of the wicked, then he could endure the fires that await him knowing his suffering could bring light and hope, for that is the burden of The Inquisitor.

Juice: /* Character Plot Hooks */

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Character Plot Hooks

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	\|Father Ignatius, unlike most of the clergy, has few qualms ~~mobilizing~~ to fight the agents of Satan with force, including mobilizing the faithful to fight against evil ~~in all its forms~~		\|Father Ignatius, unlike most of the clergy, has few qualms taking initiative to fight the agents of Satan with force, including mobilizing and arming the disenfranchised faithful to fight against the evil that oppresses them.
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	\|Father Ignatius takes his role as Inquisitor seriously, zealously hunting the influence of Satan wherever it hides. To this end, he uses magic and interrogation to acquire information about gangs and corporations involved in demonic practices.		\|Father Ignatius takes his role as Inquisitor seriously, zealously hunting the influence of Satan wherever it hides. To this end, he uses magic and interrogation to acquire information about gangs and corporations involved in demonic practices or spreading discord and evil.
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Juice: /* Character Plot Hooks */

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Juice: /* Narrative Significant Qualities */

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Narrative Significant Qualities

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	===Positive===		===Positive===
	* Divine Guidance (Mentor Spirit): Ignatius had been guided since childhood by a spirit that has instilled a righteous conviction within him to fight for what is good. Through dreams and faith, it pushes him to zealously hunt the wicked and protect the good in a righteous and just manner, not the senseless lynching he witness ~~back home~~.		* Divine Guidance (Mentor Spirit): Ignatius had been guided since childhood by a spirit that has instilled a righteous conviction within him to fight for what is good. Through dreams and faith, it pushes him to zealously hunt the wicked and protect the good in a righteous and just manner, not the senseless lynching he was witness to in Spain.
	===Negative===		===Negative===
	* The Price of Sin (Pie Iesu Domine. Dona Eis Requiem.): Ignatius views himself as a sinner, one that has broken his vows to God by killing and straying from the church. This spiritual confusion has bred the need for personal punishment in Ignatius, who regularly punishes himself physically to remind him of his failings, even as he walks further down what he believes as the path to damnation.		* The Price of Sin (Pie Iesu Domine. Dona Eis Requiem.): Ignatius views himself as a sinner, one that has broken his vows to God by killing and straying from the church. This spiritual confusion has bred the need for personal punishment in Ignatius, who regularly punishes himself physically to remind him of his failings, even as he walks further down what he believes as the path to damnation.

Juice: /* Character Information */

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Character Information

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	==='''Warning'''===		==='''Warning'''===
	Story includes themes of ~~Racism~~ and ~~Self-Harm~~		Story includes themes of racism, self-harm, and religious persecution

	===Summary===		===Summary===

Juice: /* Story includes themes of Racism and Self-Harm */

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Story includes themes of Racism and Self-Harm

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	==='''Warning'''===		==='''Warning'''===
	~~===~~Story includes themes of Racism and Self-Harm~~===~~		Story includes themes of Racism and Self-Harm


	===Summary===		===Summary===