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The Inquisidora de Guerra (usually shortened to just Inquisidora) rarely go into the field. There is one in every | The Inquisidora de Guerra (usually shortened to just Inquisidora) rarely go into the field. There is one in every Cregan who handles the security of it, and several in Alta to advise the [[Comandanta Suprema]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:47, 27 February 2026
'English: Inquisitor (of War)
The Inquisidora de Guerra (usually shortened to just Inquisidora) rarely go into the field. There is one in every Cregan who handles the security of it, and several in Alta to advise the Comandanta Suprema.
Etymology
The name is the direct Spanish word for "inquisitor of war".
Appearance
Helmet: decorated with gold but no plume.
Badge: two calcendi on breastplate or badge
Notes
Characters
Named Inquisidoras de Guerra: none