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Awesome write-up, thanks for taking the time to compose this.
I'm gonna add this to our feedback section for the devs to see.
now how to we get Grey knights in there too ?
But for me playing a Sister of Battle in an ARPG would be like a dream.
As it stands right now, all the classes are probably former inquisitorial agents/acolytes, which makes sense, since new Inquisitors are usually choosen/sponsored by a senior Inquisitor out of their retinue.
SOB, while being the military arm of the Ordo Hereticus, are usually not sworn to the Inquisition directly. They fight for the Ecclesiarchy first and foremost. Further, IF a Sororitas Militaris would take up the mantle of Inquisitor, it most likely would be a Celestia... they are the most senior/elite of the non-administrative fighting ranks. Palatine and Canonesses are usually to old and have too many obligations within their order to just "up and leave".
Repentia are, well, they are basically flagellants seeking death in battle, and Hospitaller are glorified field medics with very little fighting training/experience.
If the old Inquisitor Tabletop is anything to go by, the most feasable characters to come after the psyker would be:
Enforcer - Adeptus Arbites space police... with cyber mastifs!
Mechanicus Priest - Crazy machine talkers, packing auto turrets and drones.
Ministorum Preacher - Warrior priest missionaries with fate abilities.