Inquisitor

Deals damage and heals simultaneously — every attack mends an ally.

"To cleanse is to cut. To heal is to burn."

What Changes at Level 10

When a Cleric reaches level 10 and you select Inquisitor, three things change permanently:

1. Stat bonuses are added to the hero's ability scores immediately and permanently.
2. Active ability is replaced with the subclass variant (Smite).
3. Passive effect is unlocked and becomes active in all future runs.

Ability: Smite

Permanent Stat Bonuses

Inquisitor grants the following ability score bonuses on top of the Cleric base scores:

• +2 Intelligence — adds to the Cleric base intelligence score
• +1 Strength — adds to the Cleric base strength score

These bonuses stack with ability score points allocated from levelling. They cannot be removed without retiring the hero.

Passive Effect

Each attack heals the lowest-HP ally for 50% of damage dealt.

This passive is always active during combat — no gear or skill tree investment required to trigger it.

Legacy Passive

A Inquisitor put through the Bloodline Forge leaves a Legacy Item carrying this passive — at the level 50 cap: Heal for 40% of damage dealt on each hit. The number scales with the hero's level at forge time, and any hero can equip the item.

Recommended Skill Tree Themes

Magic (Echo keystone, AP for Smite scaling), Offense (STR for auto-attack ATK).

See the Skill Tree deep dive for the full 119-node reference and routing advice, or the Cleric build guide for a complete path recommendation for this class.

Inquisitor vs. Lightbringer

Both subclasses unlock at level 10. Compare them to choose:

The choice is permanent — use a Scroll of Divergence consumable to re-select without retiring the hero.