Episcopal Inquisition

Most historians date the founding of the Inquisition to the year 1184, when a system of religious examination was set up across Europe for the testing of dogmatic adherence among so-called Catholic populations. This test was to be carried out by local clergy, and punishments were far from the insane practice of burning at the stake. 
This early, almost innocent form of the Inquisition persists to this day. The Episcopal Inquisition is a network of Inquisitor Agents who operate at the local level in various religious groups. They effectively operate as a form of neighborhood watch, keeping close eye out for the slightest taint of the demonic. 
The Episcopal Inquisition operates largely apart from the main body of the Chapter, and they seem to call in their deadly brethren only when truly necessary. This strongly implies that the members of the Episcopal Inquisition, most of whom are Priest Adepts, seem put off by the dark zealotry of their compatriots.
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