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The Tepestani Inquistion hunts the fey, the willing allies of the fey, and the ensorcelled victims of the fey, in the last case hoping to free them. There are problems however.

The hunt for the fey is too widely cast. The troublesome fey are, for the overwelming part, the shadow fey and principally among them the species that belong to the Unseelie Court.

The hunt for fey also become a hunt for fey-like difference among creatures that are are not fey at all but rather are humanoid. The hunting of elves and half-elves is the most often case. But there is also that of hunting of calibans. The use by the inquisition of the infamous witch pin assures that any non-human can potentially be singled out.

This same witch pins imperil the existence of any creature that has spell like abilities or who can cast spells save for priest of Belenus.

A hardy less blunt instrument is the fairy stool. They do not react to trained spellcasters such as bards, druids, clerics and wizards.

The hunting of fey allies in terms of fey magic is, if anything, even more troublesome. As magic detectors, fairy stools pick out sorcerers who need not have any sympathy for the fey. They also pick out entire schools of magic energy, instead of realibrather merely identifying victims

Elf Hunting Caliban Hunting

Witch Hunting Sorcerer Hunting