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|quote = '''''Enjoy your trip.'''''<br>|source = ''[[Ciaphas Cain]], shortly before shooting rogue Inquisitor [[Ernst Stavros Killian]], to deliberately trigger his displacer field.''{{Fn|2b}}

A '''displacer field''' Use of the device is a somewhat unreliable defensive device employed by Imperial agentsrisky for several reasons: first, it reacts automatically, such as [[Inquisitor]]s. The device will [[teleport]] and the user out of harm's way cannot control if they teleport or where they teleport to (neither direction nor distance).{{Fn|2b}} Furthermore, the bearer takes a strong enough hit user rematerialises with conserved momentum from a weaponwhen the field activated, which can be equally hazardous.{{Fn|1a1b}}However, there are no known cases of a displacer field teleporting someone into solid matter.

Use of the device is risky for several reasons: first, it reacts automatically, and the user cannot control if they teleport or where they teleport to (neither direction nor distance){{Fn|2b}}. Furthermore, the user rematerialises with conserved momentum from when the field activated, which can be equally hazardous{{Fn|1b}}. However, there are no known cases of a displacer field teleporting someone into solid matter. Known users of displacer fields include Inquisitors [[Amberley Vail]]{{Fn|1a}} and [[Ernst Stavros Killian]]{{Fn|2a}}, as well as [[Belial]].{{Fn|3}}.

*1: [[For the Emperor (Novel)]], by [[Sandy Mitchell]]:

*2: [[Duty Calls (Novel)]] by '''Sandy Mitchell''':

*3: [[The Purging of Kadillus (Novel)]], by [[Gav Thorpe]], ''The Tale of Belial: Counter-attack''