Cleric

The Cleric is Good's quiet investigator, present in every game of Quest at every player count. While everyone else starts blind, the Cleric begins with one hard fact: a divination concerning the loyalty of the game's first Leader. In a game whose only currencies are picks, results, and crowns, starting with a verified truth is a treasure.

But a treasure paints a target. Evil knows a Cleric sits somewhere at the table, and the endgame can turn on hunting down Good's informed characters. Every time you steer the table a little too knowingly, you spend a piece of your cover.

You win exactly as Good does: three successful quests, or a perfect unmasking of Evil during Good's Last Chance. Your knowledge about the first Leader is the seed of both paths — it either certifies a trustworthy anchor the table can build teams around, or exposes the game's very first team as poisoned from birth.

Your dread is the Blind Hunter: if the endgame becomes a Hunt for Good's key characters, being obviously the Cleric can hand Evil the game. Win by making your information felt while keeping its owner uncertain.

Mechanically you play like any Good character — Success on quests, lobbying between them. Your craft is information management:

• Anchor or alarm — if the first Leader proved Good, gently reinforce trust in them and their picks; if Evil, work to discredit that whole opening chain without quoting scripture
• Leak sideways — voice your knowledge as hunches: "something about that first team never sat right with me." Let others arrive at your conclusion
• Time your reveal — there is usually one moment where openly claiming Cleric swings a critical team pick or the Last Chance itself. Before that moment, silence; after it, conviction
• Beware false prophets — an Evil player may counter-claim Cleric. Expect it, and pre-build the credibility that wins a claim war