Hey guys, I made this Inquisitor to be the big baddie for my campaign that I'm going to be running. Basically she's a child mastermind that is going to be manipulating and following the heroes throughout the campaign. The heroes will see her multiple times, but not realize that she is the final baddie.

Jana, Human Mastermind Inquisitor

Soak: 2, Wounds: 21, Strain: 23, Defense: 0

Brawn: 1, Agility: 3, Intellect: 3, Cunning: 5, Willpower: 3, Presence: 4

Skills -

Charm 2, Computers 3, Cool 2, Deception 4, Discipline 1, Negotiation 1, Lightsaber 4, Ranged (Light) 3, Ranged (Heavy) 2, All Knowledge 2

Gear -

Lightsaber Shoto, Holdout Blaster, Concealing Roes, Bunny Mask

Talents -

Parry 4, Improved Parry, Lightsaber Mastery, Adversary 3

Force Powers-

Move

Force Rating: 3

Just in case it wasn't clear, Jana's motif is a bunny, since she is deceptively sweet. She is the Emperor's "little bunny."

I'm surprised at that she only has one Force Power. Beyond that, I like the whole concept you have there.

I find a covert, deceptive Inquisitor more scary than a fierce armoured combat monster.

Glad I'm not one of your group.

I would leave her more vague and adjust her to what you need as you go along.

Having a child be the BBEG could be fun, but it also could be disastrous depending on how your players feel about having to fight a little girl.

Also she needs a dragon....If you don't know what a dragon is i recommend going and listening to the Mad Adventurers Society potelbat on Dragons.

if you ever have had your bad guy one shotted by the PCs the moment they meet them you understand the need for a dragon....

I'd give her the Influence power to go along with her story of "pulling the strings"

Edit: cool concept though, and if the BBEG ends up super evil in the eyes of the PC's before they realise it's her then all the better!

Not a true Bunny until she has the Enhance power with the Force leap upgrades!

Could always throw in a link to one of the player's obligations or motivations just to emphasize that not everyone is purely evil for the sake of it!

Imagine a game where you eventually reveal this character is the long lost kid sister or even unknown niece of a player character, would they willingly just gun her down without trying to turn her back to the light or at least discovering why she became an inquisitor in the first place?

I was imagining an Inquisitor who became such to protect their own daughter who was left in care of his aunt only for the aunt to be killed by a group of surviving Jedi with an extreme prejudice towards those with any kind of Sith ancestry so you have a bad guy who has a legitimate reason for wanting to hunt down jedi and a means to inact their redemption if they bother to take the time to discover why they're doing what they're doing.

Have you read Wraith Squadron?

There's a character in there who was a child actor and portrayed the Empire in a good light before he realised how he was being used.

Not a force user but a good example of this idea.

No she needs a killer teddy bear assassin droid with dual sidewinders flame throwers and net guns.

No she needs a killer teddy bear assassin droid with dual sidewinders flame throwers and net guns.

Just wondering if you've been reading the Darth Vader comic series from Marvel?

If not might I suggest you give it a look?

Hey guys! So I was messing around, and I decided to make a bodyguard for our little bunny. The thing is, I still can't come up with a good name, so ...

________, Human Bodyguard

Soak: 6, Wounds: 19, Strain: 17, Defense: 0

Brawn: 5, Agility: 3, Intellect: 2, Cunning: 2, Willpower: 4, Presence: 2

Skills -

Athletics 3, Discipline 4, Resilience 3, Vigilance 2, Brawl 4, Knowledge (Lore) 1

Gear -

Monk Robes, Talisman of Iron Fists

Talents -

Intense Focus, Pressure Point, Adversary 2

Force Powers-

Move, Enhance

Force Rating: 2

Obviously this guy is a Monk. My thought is that he has been tricked and manipulated by Jana to do her bidding. He is still a light side user and uses his pressure point skill to stun the opponents rather than kill them.

Either McGreggor or March.