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* Considering that they're part of the ''[[Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe, it shouldn't be too difficult to believe that the ''[[Eisenhorn]]'' novels feature this; when a number of captured Alpha-level [[Psychic Powers|Chaos Psykers]] are paraded through a large hive on a victory march, they manage to escape and wreak considerable havoc, including {{spoiler|crippling recently-promoted Inquisitor [[Ravenor]] for life}}. Several of Eisenhorn's opponents ({{spoiler|and later, Eisenhorn himself}}) also make use of daemonhosts: [[Sealed Evil in a Can|immensely powerful daemons bound into human bodies]], which are both immensely dangerous and intensely displeased with their enforced servitude.

** Alpha Level Plus Pshykers are far more dangerous than you might think. ''ONE'' AL+ Pshyker managed to enslave over ''fifty thousand'' innocents, and force them into combat against his enemies, he could even influence and control Space Marines to a lesser degree, allowing him so slip away unharmed when fifteen marin es were right next to him... one even picked him up thinking him an ''ordinary six year old''...

** The worst part is, the long and bloody war with the gods of his world doesn't cause him to take the hint; he's still convinced that his immortal reign is the best for Kamigawa. Which trope is that again?

* [[The Men in Black]] in ''[[Deadlands]]'' actually ''don't'' traffic much in Captured Super Entities. [[Mega Corp|Hellstromme Industries]], on the other hand, uses one to power {{spoiler|the titular starship in an adventure titled ''The Unity.'' The [[The Legions of Hell|demon]] named Apostolos requires a specific act to fuel the ship's [[Subspace or Hyperspace|faster-than-light]] engine, the aptly named "Faustian Drive."}} For more information, refer to the example listed in [[Sadistic Choice]]. You were warned.