If you can figure out where most of these came from let me know.
"To think that some find sleep a restful state"
"Stray not off of the path of Darkness, or be lost forever"
"If there is such a thing as too much power, I have not discovered it"
"The fatal flaw in every plan is the assumption that you know more than your enemy"
"Let no child be without a sword. We will all fight, for if we fail, we will certainly all die"
"A hiss before dying"
"Union may be strength, but it is mere blind brute strength unless wisely directed"
"When churchyards yawn and Hell itself breathes out|Contagion to this world" -- William shakespeare
"The falcon slits the sky to let the light drip through"
"I hear the roaring of a wave whose waters are red and whose mists are black"
"Destiny, chance, fate, fortune -- they're all just ways of claiming your successes without claiming your failures"
"Pick a shell upon my shore and put it to your ear. That sound isn't the sea, but the whispers of the fallen"
"I once had an entire race killed just to listen to the rattling of their dried bones as I waded through them"
"The land shall beg for drink and curse the rain that follows"
"In times of war the victors rarely save their best for last"
"Folklore has it that to capture a mountain goat is a sign of divine blessing. I just know it's a sign that dinner is on the way"
"Gone today, here tomorrow"
"The goblins would kill to get ahold of this one"
"Those foxes are wily, swift, and ferocious. They are the warriors of the snows"
"The imp, unaware of it's own odor, paused to catch it's breath...and promptly died."
"While, like a ghastly rapid river,
Through the pale door,
A hideous throng rush out forever,
And laugh -- but smile no more" -- Edgar Allan Poe
"While it possesses potent venom, the giant spider often chooses not to paralyze its victims. Perhaps the creature enjoys the gentle rocking motion caused by its captives' struggles to escape its web"
"They shall drink sorrow's dregs. They shall kill those whom once they loved"
"They groaned, they stirred, they all uprose"
"Drop a dagger into the murky deep and the merefolk will cut your throat with it"
"The strongest walls are made not of stone or steel but of the focused strength of warriors"
"There is no drake that flies faster than a crossbow bolt"
"Goblins charge with a deafening war cry. The cry doesn't mean anything --it just drowns out the drums"
"You've got your childhood wish at last. Now you get to die"
"I have heard terrible tales of black rains, ashen fields, and metal that screams. I have consoled myself that the tales were a myth of some fevered mind. But today I saw the Warriors of Hades -- and now I fear the truth"
Cobaras