Let k be a field, G˜ connected reductive k-group, and Γ finite group. In previous work, the authors defined what it means for k-group G to parascopic (G˜,Γ). Roughly, this is simultaneous generalization of several settings. For example, could act on G˜, part group Γ-fixed points in G˜. Or an endoscopic group, pseudo-Levi subgroup, or isogenous image If such both are k-quasisplit, then we constr...