The PF2e conversion guide states that you can make something close to the first edition inquisitor with a warpriest cleric with the rogue archetype, or a liberator champion with the rogue archetype, but I'm trying a new approach to it: With the release of the APG, I tryied to make an inquisitor, focusing in the core concept of the class and not so much on the system aspects. I choosed criminal as background (since my character was a smuggler and thief before joining Sarenrae's faith), and choosed the investigator class. In the 1st level, he's still a novice on the Dawnflower's Church, he has to prove himself worthy of his deity's spells and recognition, and his religious order's aproval. That's the point of adventuring in the first level. When he reach the second level, I'm going to choose cleric dedication as a multiclass feat, and student of the canon as a skill feat, so now he's relatively good at church's rituals and traditions, and also he can cast some low level spells granted by his goddess.
He's still an investigator at his core, something like a "religious detective". Not the best at fighting or casting spells, but still can handle himself good on most situations.
