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* In [[Final Fantasy XIII]] we have a purge called... The Purge. After discovering a Fal'Cie from Pulse in some ruins, the Sanctum government decides to send everyone that was "near" that Fal'Cie to Pulse because of the irrational fear of everything coming from that planet. Several facilities were constructed for the purged population to live happily there, and a military division known as PSICOM took over and oversaw the removal of the population. However, it quickly becomes apparent that the Sanctum government neither expected nor intended for any of the Purged population to survive - when the population being shipped out began to violently resist, PSICOM used that as an excuse to simply massacre everyone.

* In ''[[Halo 2]]'' the Prophets order the Brutes to do this to the Elites after the changing of the guard and subsequent schism within the Covenant.

* A wood elf [[NPC]] in ''[[The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim]]'' helps you to infiltrate the [[A Nazi by Any Other Name|Thalmor]] embassy for the Blades during the main quest. Delphine notes he's doing this at least in part for revenge: his family was killed in "one of the Thalmor's purges you never hear about." When they took power the Thalmor also conducted a purge that killed every Blades agent in Valenwood and the Summerset Isles.

* A wood elf [[NPC]] in ''[[The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim]]'' helps you to infiltrate the [[A Nazi by Any Other Name|Thalmor]] embassy for the Blades during the main quest. Delphine notes he's doing this at least in part for revenge: his family was killed in "one of the Thalmor's purges you never hear about." When they took power the Thalmor also conducted a purge that killed every Blades agent in Valenwood and the Summerset Isles.