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* In ''[[Cthulhu Tech]]'' the Rapine Storm hasn't much use for the asian human masses that it conquers, except for some recruitment (let's just say their army duty is... [[Omnicidal Maniac|a little stressful]]). That doesn't stop them from creating the so-called Rape Camps and have their own version of fun. In a sense, the invading [[Starfish Aliens|Mi-Gos]] are way more "human", they just seem to attempt direct extinction of the entire human species.
* The [[New World of Darkness]]'s UK has the Blood Farm, run by a mortal businessman with absolutely no morals and extensive knowledge of the country's vampire communities. He keeps his operation stocked with asylum seekers, who are brought in, kept in horrendous conditions, and slowly bled dry. It's implied that elder vampires use the Farm as a lesson to neonates. If they're queasy about having to attack people for blood, they'll be set up with packages from the Blood Farm for a few months... and then the elders spare no detail in telling them where it comes from.
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** Illithids do this a lot, breeding humans like cattle for food, slave labor, and horrific experiments. Many [[Slave Race]]s (including the Gith, grimlocks, and kuo-toa) have resulted from this practice.
** ''[[Planescape]]'': The xill are evil humanoids from the Ethereal Plane who are notorious for implanting their eggs in humanoid beings to spawn their young. However, the more civilized High Clan xill cannot do this as a combat ability, and claim it is only done by the barbaric Lower Clan xill. Still, there are quite a few in-universe [[Urban Legend]]s about High Clan xill having nightmarish strongholds where mortal races are raised from birth for just this purpose.
*** The slaadi of Limbo — who have a similar reproduction method as the xill's — do indeed have a variety of that, although they're more like prison camps where they put captured victims.
** In ''[[Ravenloft]]'', Vladimir Ludzig is [[Our Vampires Are Different| a vampyre]] (a predatory species that once had the same ecological purpose as wolves, except they preyed on humans) from an alternate world where his kind conquered humanity, and uses this system to feed themselves. Having been transported to the Demiplane of Dread via the Mists, his rather ambitious goal is to do the same there.
== [[Video Games]] ==
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