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[LordParbr]

Well, we've seen their faces, now let's talk about their personalities. Who, exactly, are your Inquisitors?

Alexander "Magnus" Trevelyan:

Fearing a negative reputation among the noble families of the Free Marches, the Trevelyans sent Alexander to the Ostwick Circle of Magi the moment he began exhibiting signs of magic. Resentful of this, Alexander despised his confinement to the tower, forsook his surname, and began referring to himself as "Magnus". He spent most of his time in a self-impose solitary confinement, reading all the Circle had to offer on most subjects. Of course, Magnus joined the mage rebellion whole-heartedly when it reached Ostwick. The course of his time fighting Templars alongside fellow mages, however, showed him that the Circle was a necessary evil, as more and more of his kin started to become abominations. Slaughtering Templars, fellow mages, and innocents caught between them. He put together a group within the rebellion to inquire into suspected cases of rebel mages consorting with demons. He's been very successful.

Having been requested for his prowess, popularity, and status among the mages of the Free Marches, and knowing that peace must be acheived swiftly, Magnus joined a delegation of mages heading for the Temple of Sacred Ashes, near Haven, for a peace summit.

Magnus leads the Inquisition with a firm, sometimes brutal, but unwavering hand, and a scholarly approach to the issues.