Inquisitor

Alignment: The apprentice’s alignment must be within one step of his mentor’s deity’s, along either the law/chaos axis or the good/evil axis.

Mentorship Ability

Key ability: Wisdom

Apprentices who study a mentor’s inquisitor class levels learns all inquisitor spells their mentor knows, adding them to their list of spells known for the day. The apprentice casts spells learned from a inquisitor mentor as divine spells. Spells cast this way use the apprentice’s Charisma regardless of what ability their mentor uses to modify their spells. This ability does not allow an apprentice to cast spell they cannot learn due to their Charisma score or level. Apprentices treat spells learned this way just as any other spontaneous spell caster would their spells known. Your caster level is equal to your apprentice level, and your save DCs and concentration checks are Charisma-based. You’re considered to have the inquisitor spell list for purposes of spell completion items and spell trigger items.

Advanced Mentorship Ability

Apprentices who study a mentor’s inquisitor class levels and chooses inquisitor for their advanced mentorship ability for the day gains the inquisitor‘s judgment class ability. They gain the same domains possessed by their mentor. When determining the number of judgments per day and the benefits of their judgment, the apprentice’s effective inquisitor level is equal to his apprentice level minus 3.

Cooperation Power

Apprentices who study a mentor’s inquisitor class levels and chooses inquisitor for their cooperation power may, as a swift action, spend two cooperation points to imbue one of his weapons with the bane weapon special ability for one round. Choosing this cooperation power counts as gaining the bane class feature for the purposes of the apprentice’s approximate expertise class feature but you must have the inquisitor cooperation power to benefit from a feat whose prerequisites were met in this manner.