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Dark Eldar, like most Eldar kindreds, make use of advanced technology, including anti-gravity devices, [[dark matter weaponry]], nanotechnology and [[psychic]] artefacts. However, this technology is manufactured instead of being psychically grown, and while Dark Eldar do make use of psychic devices, they do not use psychic powers themselves, for in order to use their gifts [[Psyker]]s must channel the chaotic energies of the Warp. Such an act would attract the gaze of [[She Who Thirsts]] and invite disaster upon the entire race. As such, the use of the psychic pyrotechnics that are so familiar to their Craftworld kin is one of the few things forbidden in the dark spires of Commorragh .{{Fn|1a}}.

*[[El'uriaq]], the Tyrant of [[Shaa-Dom]].{{Fn|9}}.

The origins of the Dark Eldar as a concept first appeared in [[Games Workshop]] limited edition 1987 "Dark Elf Space Trooper", which slightly predated the release of [[Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader]].{{Fn|16}} Brutal Eldar Pirates and Corsairs are mentioned throughout the [[1st Edition]],{{Fn|17}}, but it took until 1998's [[Codex: Dark Eldar (3rd Edition)|3rd Edition Codex]] for the Dark Eldar to receive their first fully fleshed out lore and army. They originally did not have much have lore or models, leading to a "revamped" 3rd Edition Codex in 2002.{{Fn|18}}

*{{Endn|18}}: [[Codex: Dark Eldar (3rd Edition)#Second Edition|Codex: Dark Eldar (3rd Edition), Second Edition]] - pgs. 4-5