All Quotes

"Must I be interrupted at every turn?! Enough of this!"

"Your pathetic magics are useless. Let this end!"

"Silence, child. Allow the fool to make his judgement."

"Life... is strength. This is not to be contested; it seems logical enough. You live; you affect your world. But is it what you want? You are... different inside. This woman lives and has strength of a sort. She lost her parents to plague, her husband to war, but she persevered. Her farm has prospered, her name is respected and her children are fed and safe. She lived as she thought she should. And now she is dead. Her land will be divided, her children will move on, and she will be forgotten. She lived a good life, but she had no power; she was a slave to death. I wonder if you are destined to be forgotten. Will your life fade in the shadow of greater beings?"

"You are but a gnat, compared to my power."

"She resists. She clings to her old life as if it actually matters. She will learn."

"The curse that was wrought against Bodhi and I has ceased, and yours has begun. You will wither, you will wane, and you will die."

"Silence dog! You have no purpose but to die by my hand!"

"Do you cling to the past or can you see through the pain?"

"Your actions affect so many others than yourself. You will come to realise how little choice you have. You will do what you must, become what you must, or others will pay for your cowardice. You will accept the gifts offered to you."

"Follow, and receive the gift you are owed by the blood in your veins. Follow, if only to protect the weak that fell because of you."

"I cannot be caged! I cannot be controlled! Understand this as you die, ever pathetic, ever fools!"

"No, you'll warrant no villain's exposition from me."

"I bid you farewell, Child of Bhaal. We shall not meet again."

"You walk as a mortal, taking no advantage from your heritage, from your talents within. So many things of flesh are greater than you. Walk among them, these beasts that are less than you are. See their strength; see how easily you fall to their muscle and skill. Why do you stand for this? Why do you submit to the flesh when death is bred in your bones? Do you realise the power you might hold? When the world of flesh is beneath you, even creatures mysterious and magical will fall!"

"You... You live yet?! You have less than a fraction of your soul, and yet somehow you continue to oppose me?!"

"The power... The power of the Tree is gone from me. You have been successful in your little scheme, insect, but now this ends! I will take great pleasure in eradicating such a nuisance as you."

"There is nothing else beyond my revenge. Revenge for what you did to me, what the Seldarine did to me!"

"I... I do not remember your love, Ellesime. I have tried. I have tried to recreate it, to spark it anew in my memory, but it is gone... a hollow, dead thing. For years, I clung to the memory of it. Then the memory of the memory. And then nothing. The Seldarine took that from me, too. I look upon you and feel nothing. I remember nothing but you turning your back on me, along with all the others. Once my thirst for power was everything. And now I hunger only for revenge. And I... WILL... HAVE IT!!"

"Ye know, bag of tricks: ye and I are nay so different. Ye fetch awe with eye of newt and tongue of salamander, I with battle-axe and blood-lust."

"Be aware, Mazzy, I've something long, hard and low to the ground ye're free to touch and fondle. Child, no need to glare! 'Twas me axe I were referring to."

"Aye, now this be more like it! The first t' disobey me orders, gets an axe in their skull."

"Let's see what yer guts be lookin' like!"

"[to Aerie] If I wanted to listen to yer yip, ye prissy elf, I’d pull ye over my knee and smack yer bottom. At least then I’d have meself something interesting to do while ye blathered on."

"Aye! Great! BLASTED BLOODY WONDERFUL! Aye, let's go take on bloody TROLLS to get this man's gong back... and for NO REWARD, mind ye! I've a mind to go back to yon tavern and kick his BLOODY ARSE!"

"Well, that's one fine mess that I done cleaned up. They did the killin', but I ends up with the gold, the book, and the satisfaction of kickin' their tails. Aah, a good day..."

"[grumbling] ...bloody forest... damn tree-huggers and daisy-eaters... burn 'em all..."

"Aerie! Aerie! Cease yer whining! I'd swear on me father's coalcart ye were one o' them fey elves, with all the blasted crying coming from ye."

"[grumbling] ...and they think to call this civilization! Blasted bloody humans..."

"[in Hell] Hmm... I felt a draggin' on me foot, almost, when I died... and now here we be. Fair enough. It be far better than anything I were expectin' fer an afterlife."

"[upon final battle in Hell] Yer a fine one fer words, wizard, but for all yer pretty magicks, we've killed ye once and we'll be pleased to do so again!"

""The Hammer is the most blessed of all the Builder's works: 'Tis both a tool for construction, and a weapon against thy foes." -The Hammer Book of Lessons"

""A rod of iron, in the flame, is transfigured and is no more. Thou canst never return unchanged from the forge." -Rite of Ordination to MasterForger"

""You shalt know thy enemies well, for they wield not the hammer, and forest dwellers be they." -From the Book of the Master Builder"

""Be ever diligent, For thy enemies are a multitude, And sin never sleeps..." -Excerpt from a Hammer Hymn"

""If thou hast eyes to see the glory of the Builder, but do not, then pluck them out." -Opening Prayer, Ironwright Temple"

""Beware the minions of the Trickster, for they revel in chaos. Seek they to undo thy works and subvert thy thoughts." -The Sermon of St. Edgar"

""Set thy bricks with the bones of heathens, and mix thy mortar with their blood." -Hammerite Book of Structure"

""The Builder let me strike through. Builder in the work I do." -The Hammerite Guard Patrol"

""Holding a key, you may infer the existence of a lock. However, do not make the mistake of assuming that yours is the only key." - Handbook of Scribes"

""Ha! That'll learn ya, 'cept you're dead." - Warden Stout"

""Anybody there? (Snickers) We're friendly... and don't know how to fight...." - Guard"

""Hello? Anybody there? Don't be afraid. We're just a couple of friendly guys looking to (snicker) make friends...." - Thug"

""Who's there? (Silence) I wish it's a beautiful lady, coming to tell me how handsome I am." - Servant"

""I'll be home soon, drinking good dark ale, nibbling on a nice leg of mutton, forgetting about this place...." - Guard"

""Oh...these godforsaken boots! Why can't I wear my own shoes to work? Huh? What difference could it possibly make?" - Guard"

""Well, taffer. Now that you're dead...can I have those boots?" - Thug"

""So tired...if it weren't for these taffin' boots, (yawns) I'd be asleep." - Guard"

""Must have been a mix up in the uniforms...pants feel...too tight...boots are loose... I'm gonna have blisters for sure..." - Guard"

""New boots. It's gonna take me a week to break-in the cursed things. And until then... I'll be walking like someone's grandmum." - City Watch"