You are one who acts on the behalf of another, a procurator. As a proctor, you take charge of the affairs of others and act for them. Your services are present throughout a lot of society. In law, you are similar to lawyers, and a rather high class of them at that. You also play a religious role for clergies, representing them in courts of church law. You also proctor education processes, overseeing tests and exams in lieu of higher officials. As much as you are like a lawyer in many aspects, you are a more specialized form than the usual advocate. Proctors have the power to enact disciplinary action unlike how lawyers can only hash out the rules.

Skill Proficiencies: Insight and Persuasion

Tool Proficiencies: None

Languages: None

Equipment: A set of fine clothes in the form of a uniform, a personal document seal, a ream of stationary, an inkwell and quills, and a pouch containing 15gp

You are one who acts on the behalf of another, a procurator. As a proctor, you take charge of the affairs of others and act for them. Your services are present throughout a lot of society. In law, you are similar to lawyers, and a rather high class of them at that. You also play a religious role for clergies, representing them in courts of church law. You also proctor education processes, overseeing tests and exams in lieu of higher officials. As much as you are like a lawyer in many aspects, you are a more specialized form than the usual advocate. Proctors have the power to enact disciplinary action unlike how lawyers can only hash out the rules. When making a proctor character, consider the following questions: What kind of proctor are you? How high up in the social strata does that make you? Are you a strict or loose proctor? Do you take bribes to misrepresent your case, or are you dedicated to your job as an accurate proxy? Do you act on your own wants or for the good of your retainer? Are you on the road maybe on behalf of a client, or maybe because a higher up sends you out to oversee something outside the usual kingdom limits? Skill Proficiencies: Insight and Persuasion Language Proficiencies: One language of your choice Equipment: A set of fine clothes in the form of a uniform, a personal document seal, a ream of stationary, an inkwell and quills, and a pouch containing 15gp

Specialization (d6)

1	Attorney
2	Executor
3	Trade Broker
4	Notary
5	Asset Consultant
6	Ecclesiastical

Personality Traits (d8)

1	I find myself perpetually tired from my work.
2	I believe violence is a last resort, we should use words first.
3	I catalogue events I am involved in soon after their conclusion.
4	I feel like a drink after particularly taxing or tedious work.
5	I feel a need to stamp every document I own, whether official or otherwise.
6	I'm reluctantly adventuring. Talking to people and reviewing paperwork is more my speed.
7	I tend to correct people when it comes to mistakes regarding factual information.
8	"I am a cranberry, thank you very much." (Loopy but functional)

Ideals (d6)

1	Voice. The job gives me a platform for issues I hold dear to be heard. (Neutral)
2	Status. I can use this position to further my standing above others, and use that power. (Evil)
3	Service. I provide a much needed service for those who can't represent themselves. (Good)
4	Wealth. I find that there is good money in this job. (Neutral)
5	Greed. I bend deals in favor of the middleman, Myself. (Evil)
6	Justice. I make it my goal to remain impartial as everyone deserves a fair-shake. (Lawful)

Bonds (d6)

1	A nobleman I was hired by.
2	A merchant who needed my help and owes me a favor.
3	My place of employment.
4	A family member.
5	My current companions.
6	A Lawful (Good, Evil or Neutral) deity.

Flaws (d6)

1	I'm an alcoholic.
2	I have an obsession with death.
3	I feel a need to scrape extra profits off the top of any deal.
4	Too much excitement frightens/takes a toll on me.
5	I can't let go of anything. Holding a grudge is in my nature.
6	There is a paper-trail of something I've done. At least I'm sure there is.