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d8

Personality Trait

1

I cannot abide injustice, and I will act out against it even when facing unfavorable odds.

2

I am always on the lookout for criminal activity.

3

I consider the facts carefully before I make any decision.

4

I have a fixation on determining the motives and psychology of others, even my closest friends.

5

My investigations have shown me enough of the world to know that I want no part of it.

6

I am used to helping out those who aren’t as smart as I am, and I patiently explain anything and everything to others.

7

I like to reserve all my knowledge until the most dramatic moment, so I can display it to others and dazzle them with my brilliance.

8

I don’t know much, but my hunches have never led me wrong in the past.

d6

Ideal

1

Community. All acts must be in the interest of strengthening the welfare between people. (Good)

2

Greater Good. Punishment of evil is the highest good. Procedure is too often only shackles and an excuse for inaction. (Chaotic)

3

Prestige. Everything I do is targeted at increasing and showing my standing – it’s all anyone can depend on. (Evil)

4

Logic. There are no coincidences because everything can be explained. (Lawful)

5

Truth. Lies always obscure beauty, and finding truth is like the clear peal of a bell. (Neutral)

6

Challenge. Wit, strength, and intelligence mean nothing until matched to trials of comparable power. (Any)



d6

Bond

1

There is a criminal in my past who got away, and I have sworn to bring them to justice.

2

I became a detective to prevent a certain crime that I was the victim of in the past.

3

I’ve discovered the crime of a powerful person, and I’ve hidden the truth – for now.

4

I firmly believe in the guiding precepts of my organization.

5

My town or city is my home, and I will fight to defend it.

6

I owe everything to another detective who taught me everything I know.

d6

Flaw

1

I know the common people are criminals, and it is only by my harsh hand that they are controlled.

2

I enforce the law stringently, with no room for personal concerns or individual circumstance.

3

I’m not adverse to accepting a bit of money on the side for my hard work.

4

I obsess over my current case, to the detriment to all other aspects of my life.

5

I would commit almost any crime to get to the bottom of a case.

6

I overlook simple solutions in favor of complicated ones.

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