Inquisition

The Inquisition is one of the many arms of the Divine Magisterium. Their primary task is to investigate dark phenomenon and heresy, which has given them the nickname "witch-hunters". They achieve these aims through what are usually thought of as malign means: by allowing their inner fire to be corrupted. This alignment with a darker set of forces are what give the Inquisition the reputation they have.

Inquisitors are able to utilise a series of common investigation abilities which allow them to detect other malign phenomenon, or pursue their investigations. The majority of these abilities revolve around the detection of ethereal presence, being able to speak to shades, sense malign presences, experience prophecy, and sense lies.

Often the Inquisition is the first port of call when a new phenomenon is discovered or reported. Their role is usually one of investigation and initial containment, and an initial assessment of use. After this, the other departments are called in to deal with the aftermath. Most often, an Inquisitor will be called in to deal with a local issue, such as missing livestock or a particularly mysterious death.

Organisational Structure
The Inquisition is headed by the Grand Inquisitor. Each region of the Empire is administered by a regional High Inspector, with a team of Inquisitors below them.

Beyond this, the Grand Admissor is responsible for follow up after an investigation, and providing overall integration with other departments.

The final sections are that of the Treasury, Acquisition, and Recruitment.

The Treasury department is responsible for the financial matters of the Inquisition.

Acquisition is responsible for gathering new tools for Inquisitors to use in their investigations.

Recrtuitment is responsible for finding new talented magic users that can be recruited as Inquisitors.