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	Face is a term that means a dangerous or notorious figure in the criminal underworld, such as high-level enforcers and assassins, or influencial gangsters.		Face is a term that means a dangerous or notorious figure in the criminal underworld, such as high-level enforcers and assassins, or influencial gangsters.

	Gangs are identified with street terms like Flash, Blade, and Low-score. Flash means the gang is about showing off, where they perform thievery, big heists, and show off jewelry and brag. They may also be rebellious youths who do misdemeanours. Blade means the gang is known for violent crimes, like murder and mugging. Low-score means the gang is made up of low-levelled people and not worth catagorizing as a result.<ref name=":10">{{VERef\|Halfseekers (Pt. 7) – Interlude}}</ref> Gangs use sticks as markers for large sums of money. These look like laquered sticks with ~~genstone~~ particles crushed and ~~glues~~ into the handle.<ref>{{VERef\|10.13}}</ref>		Gangs are identified with street terms like Flash, Blade, and Low-score. Flash means the gang is about showing off, where they perform thievery, big heists, and show off jewelry and brag. They may also be rebellious youths who do misdemeanours. Blade means the gang is known for violent crimes, like murder and mugging. Low-score means the gang is made up of low-levelled people and not worth catagorizing as a result.<ref name=":10">{{VERef\|Halfseekers (Pt. 7) – Interlude}}</ref> Gangs use sticks as markers for large sums of money. These look like laquered sticks with gemstone particles crushed and glued into the handle.<ref>{{VERef\|10.13}}</ref>

	There exists rare Orichalcum tokens, resemble old-fashioned coins, minted in a limited run and enchanted, that in the criminal underworld can be used to call off a hit from assassins.<ref name=":2" />		There exists rare Orichalcum tokens, resemble old-fashioned coins, minted in a limited run and enchanted, that in the criminal underworld can be used to call off a hit from assassins.<ref name=":2" />

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	Face is a term that means a dangerous or notorious figure in the criminal underworld, such as high-level enforcers and assassins, or influencial gangsters.		Face is a term that means a dangerous or notorious figure in the criminal underworld, such as high-level enforcers and assassins, or influencial gangsters.

	Gangs are identified with street terms like Flash, Blade, and Low-score. Flash means the gang is about showing off, where they perform ~~theivery~~, big heists, and show off jewelry and brag. They may also be rebellious youths who do misdemeanours. Blade means the gang is known for violent crimes, like murder and mugging. Low-score means the gang is made up of low-levelled people and not worth catagorizing as a result.<ref name=":10">{{VERef\|Halfseekers (Pt. 7) – Interlude}}</ref> Gangs use sticks as markers for large sums of money. These look like laquered sticks with genstone particles crushed and glues into the handle.<ref>{{VERef\|10.13}}</ref>		Gangs are identified with street terms like Flash, Blade, and Low-score. Flash means the gang is about showing off, where they perform thievery, big heists, and show off jewelry and brag. They may also be rebellious youths who do misdemeanours. Blade means the gang is known for violent crimes, like murder and mugging. Low-score means the gang is made up of low-levelled people and not worth catagorizing as a result.<ref name=":10">{{VERef\|Halfseekers (Pt. 7) – Interlude}}</ref> Gangs use sticks as markers for large sums of money. These look like laquered sticks with genstone particles crushed and glues into the handle.<ref>{{VERef\|10.13}}</ref>

	There exists rare Orichalcum tokens, resemble old-fashioned coins, minted in a limited run and enchanted, that in the criminal underworld can be used to call off a hit from assassins.<ref name=":2" />		There exists rare Orichalcum tokens, resemble old-fashioned coins, minted in a limited run and enchanted, that in the criminal underworld can be used to call off a hit from assassins.<ref name=":2" />
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	=== Izril ===		=== Izril ===
	* Blackrock Collective (City Crime, esp. [[First Landing]])<ref name="6.42">[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/09/07/6-42-e/ 6.42 E]</ref>		* Blackrock Collective (City Crime, esp. [[First Landing]])<ref name="6.42">[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/09/07/6-42-e/ 6.42 E]</ref>
	* [[Bloodfeast Raiders]] (Bandits/Raiders, feared for turning entire villages ~~into ashes~~)<ref name="6.19H">[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/05/25/6-19-h/ Chapter 6.19 H]</ref>		* [[Bloodfeast Raiders]] (Bandits/Raiders, feared for turning entire villages to ash)<ref name="6.19H">[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/05/25/6-19-h/ Chapter 6.19 H]</ref>
	* [[Brotherhood of Serendipitous Meetings]] (City Crime, [Thugs] styling themselves as gentlemen)<ref name="6.42"/>		* [[Brotherhood of Serendipitous Meetings]] (City Crime, [Thugs] styling themselves as gentlemen)<ref name="6.42"/>
	** Gentlemen Callers (sub-branch, high level)<ref name="6.42"/>		** Gentlemen Callers (sub-branch, high level)<ref name="6.42"/>

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	* At least in some parts of Terandria like [[Kaliv]], high-leveled criminals may be sentenced to serve in specialized parts of the military where their violent tendencies are directed towards desirable results. Those "last chances" are likely lifetime sentences.<ref name="7.21KQ" />		* At least in some parts of Terandria like [[Kaliv]], high-leveled criminals may be sentenced to serve in specialized parts of the military where their violent tendencies are directed towards desirable results. Those "last chances" are likely lifetime sentences.<ref name="7.21KQ" />
	* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>		* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>
	* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>		* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the [[Hunter's Guild of Noelictus\|Hunter’s Guild]] as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>
	* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them under blood oath until they work off their sentence instead.		* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them under blood oath until they work off their sentence instead.
	* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>		* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>

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	* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them under blood oath until they work off their sentence instead.		* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them under blood oath until they work off their sentence instead.
	* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>		* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>
			* [[Khelt]] deeply values each of its citizens. So if one commits a crime against another, it will first resort to censure, then attempt behavioral correction through monitoring and house arrest. The citizen can still leave Khelt to avoid punishment, which is the effectively same as exile.<ref>{{VERef\|10.56 F}}</ref>
	== Notorious Crime Groups ==		== Notorious Crime Groups ==

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	*Flameblades ([[Pallass\|Pallassian]] Gang, blade/low-score)<ref name=":10" />		*Flameblades ([[Pallass\|Pallassian]] Gang, blade/low-score)<ref name=":10" />
	*Furfangs ([[Oteslia\|Oteslian]] Gang)<ref name=":0">[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/12/05/8-55-l/ Chapter 8.55 L]</ref>		*Furfangs ([[Oteslia\|Oteslian]] Gang)<ref name=":0">[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/12/05/8-55-l/ Chapter 8.55 L]</ref>
			*Hands of Gold ([[Pallass\|Pallassian]] Gang) <span style="color:grey;">(''Destroyed'')</span><ref name=":11">{{VERef\|10.47 S (Pt. 1)}}</ref>
			*Inktear Gang (Multi-city in [[Pallass\|Pallassian]] territory) <span style="color:grey;">(''Destroyed'')</span><ref name=":11" />
	*Padfoot Collective (City Crime, Northern Izril)<ref name=":8" />		*Padfoot Collective (City Crime, Northern Izril)<ref name=":8" />
	*Paleface Street (City Crime, Northern Izril)<ref name=":8" />		*Paleface Street (City Crime, Northern Izril)<ref name=":8" />
	*Parade (Assassins, Dressed as [Fools] and employed by gangs to murder other gangsters)<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2022/07/17/9-07/ Chapter 9.07]</ref>		*Parade (Assassins, Dressed as [Fools] and employed by gangs to murder other gangsters)<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2022/07/17/9-07/ Chapter 9.07]</ref>
			*Redknives ([[Pallass\|Pallassian]] Gang) <span style="color:grey;">(''Destroyed'')</span><ref name=":11" />
	*Shank Gang (Cellidel Gang)<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/08/01/8-34-r/ Chapter 8.34 R]</ref>		*Shank Gang (Cellidel Gang)<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/08/01/8-34-r/ Chapter 8.34 R]</ref>
	*[[Sisters of Chell]] (City Crime, employ Nightstalkers and Blackguards) <ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/07/30/interlude-numbtongue-pt-1/ Interlude - Numbtongue, Pt. 1]</ref>		*[[Sisters of Chell]] (City Crime, employ Nightstalkers and Blackguards) <ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/07/30/interlude-numbtongue-pt-1/ Interlude - Numbtongue, Pt. 1]</ref>

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	Face is a term that means a dangerous or notorious figure in the criminal underworld, such as high-level enforcers and assassins, or influencial gangsters.		Face is a term that means a dangerous or notorious figure in the criminal underworld, such as high-level enforcers and assassins, or influencial gangsters.

	Gangs use sticks as markers for large sums of money. These look like laquered sticks with genstone particles crushed and glues into the handle.<ref>{{VERef\|10.13}}</ref>		Gangs are identified with street terms like Flash, Blade, and Low-score. Flash means the gang is about showing off, where they perform theivery, big heists, and show off jewelry and brag. They may also be rebellious youths who do misdemeanours. Blade means the gang is known for violent crimes, like murder and mugging. Low-score means the gang is made up of low-levelled people and not worth catagorizing as a result.<ref name=":10">{{VERef\|Halfseekers (Pt. 7) – Interlude}}</ref> Gangs use sticks as markers for large sums of money. These look like laquered sticks with genstone particles crushed and glues into the handle.<ref>{{VERef\|10.13}}</ref>

	There exists rare Orichalcum tokens, resemble old-fashioned coins, minted in a limited run and enchanted, that in the criminal underworld can be used to call off a hit from assassins.<ref name=":2" />		There exists rare Orichalcum tokens, resemble old-fashioned coins, minted in a limited run and enchanted, that in the criminal underworld can be used to call off a hit from assassins.<ref name=":2" />
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	*Dark Veteran's Alliance (City Crime in [[Manus]])<ref name=":9" />		*Dark Veteran's Alliance (City Crime in [[Manus]])<ref name=":9" />
	*[[Earthtenders]] (City Crime in [[Oteslia]])		*[[Earthtenders]] (City Crime in [[Oteslia]])
			*Flameblades ([[Pallass\|Pallassian]] Gang, blade/low-score)<ref name=":10" />
	*Furfangs ([[Oteslia\|Oteslian]] Gang)<ref name=":0">[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/12/05/8-55-l/ Chapter 8.55 L]</ref>		*Furfangs ([[Oteslia\|Oteslian]] Gang)<ref name=":0">[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/12/05/8-55-l/ Chapter 8.55 L]</ref>
	*Padfoot Collective (City Crime, Northern Izril)<ref name=":8" />		*Padfoot Collective (City Crime, Northern Izril)<ref name=":8" />

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	* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>		* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>
	* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>		* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>
	* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them until they work off their sentence instead.		* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them under blood oath until they work off their sentence instead.
	* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>		* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>
	== Notorious Crime Groups ==		== Notorious Crime Groups ==

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	* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>		* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>
	* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>		* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>
	* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them instead.		* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them until they work off their sentence instead.
	* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>		* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>
	== Notorious Crime Groups ==		== Notorious Crime Groups ==

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	* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>		* [[Ailendamus]] has a fully functional court system overseen by House Shoel's [[Lucifen]], who will secretly devour the very worst offenders. The nation generally eschews imprisonment, preferring instead to make use of its convicts in various ways such as labour, conscription, or experimentation, and gives criminals the choice as to how they will serve their sentence.<ref>{{VERef\|8.68}}</ref>
	* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>		* In [[Noelictus]], criminals are given the choice of working for the Hunter’s Guild as Conscripted Hunters instead of facing regular punishment. The time of their sentence is reduced if they serve well. Those Conscripted Hunters are fodder issued bad gear and given no training, and are the lowest ranked members of the Guild. They are sent out in squads under a regular Hunter.<ref>[[Huntsong]]</ref>
	* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>		* Following the Night of Bloodtear, captured pirates are executed in Terandria and [[Baleros]]. In Izril, House [[Wellfar Family\|Wellfar]] conscripts them instead.
			* Some nations in [[Chandrar]] force their criminals to participate in gladiatorial combat in arenas, such as [[Nerrhavia's Fallen]]<ref>{{VERef\|8.36 H}}</ref> and recently [[Illivere]]. Enslavement is also a common fate for criminals. Also, escaped [Slaves] are typically recaptured even in Chandrarian nations that seldom practice slavery due to treaties they have with [[Roshal]]. The Mage's Guilds will check if someone is an escaped [Slave] and inform the authorities if so.<ref>{{VERef\|10.11 H}}</ref>
	== Notorious Crime Groups ==		== Notorious Crime Groups ==

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	** [[Pisces]] robbed farmers and villagers outside [[Liscor]] in disguise, until [[Erin]] uncovered him and told the authorities. While Pisces could flee them, he had to pay a high fine to be allowed back in Liscor. However, there were some stipulations like not practicing [Necromancy].		** [[Pisces]] robbed farmers and villagers outside [[Liscor]] in disguise, until [[Erin]] uncovered him and told the authorities. While Pisces could flee them, he had to pay a high fine to be allowed back in Liscor. However, there were some stipulations like not practicing [Necromancy].
	** [[Lyonette]] committed theft and arson in Liscor. After she was apprehended and her possessions confiscated, the value wasn't enough to pay for her crimes. She was exiled from Liscor in the middle of winter which meant "left for dead". Circumstances allowed her to return to Liscor, but to regain her possessions, she still has to raise her considerable fine.		** [[Lyonette]] committed theft and arson in Liscor. After she was apprehended and her possessions confiscated, the value wasn't enough to pay for her crimes. She was exiled from Liscor in the middle of winter which meant "left for dead". Circumstances allowed her to return to Liscor, but to regain her possessions, she still has to raise her considerable fine.
			** In Liscor, items from captured criminals aren't confiscated unless they were used in pursuit of a crime, could be used to harm others, are contraband, or the criminal in questioned is being exiled or charged with a serious crime.<ref>{{VERef\|10.44 Z (Pt. 2)}}</ref>
	**[[Manus]] is known to conscript its criminals into military duty, as well as deal out lashings.<ref name=":5">[https://wanderinginn.com/2022/12/14/9-28/ Chapter 9.28]</ref> They also manage organized crime with infiltrators reporting to the military,<ref name=":9">{{VERef\|10.41 T}}</ref> and are known to have informants among every group within the city.<ref>{{VERef\|8.44 O}}</ref>		**[[Manus]] is known to conscript its criminals into military duty, as well as deal out lashings.<ref name=":5">[https://wanderinginn.com/2022/12/14/9-28/ Chapter 9.28]</ref> They also manage organized crime with infiltrators reporting to the military,<ref name=":9">{{VERef\|10.41 T}}</ref> and are known to have informants among every group within the city.<ref>{{VERef\|8.44 O}}</ref>
	**[[Oteslia]] allows convicts to go outside instead of keeping them in a cell for the duration of their sentence. Prisoners can tend to gardens in the prisons, though they are not allowed gardening tools they might use as weapons.<ref name=":5" />		**[[Oteslia]] allows convicts to go outside instead of keeping them in a cell for the duration of their sentence. Prisoners can tend to gardens in the prisons, though they are not allowed gardening tools they might use as weapons.<ref name=":5" />