Famous and memorable RPG quotes

[Ghoulem]

It's all in the accent, baby. Besides he used to be quite hung up on mythology.

 

[naarbin]

One of my favorites is from The Witcher too. But its not a quote, it's one of Geralt's love conquest scenes.

It's when he buzzums the miller daughter in that old mill, near the river. The lass is making some sounds. And there are two guards on the city wall, listening to those sexy noises.
One of them say:
- Something haunts the old mill again.
The other:
- Aye. Perhaps we should call for the witcher?...

<it's not a perfect quote, but it looked just like that :] >

 

[mountain hare]

"What can change the nature of a man?"

As well as the other quotes already listed for Planescape: Torment.

"I… I do not remember your love, Ellesime. I have tried to. 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 I 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!!

Baldur's Gate II. The dialogue was not on par with Planescape: Torment, but Irenicus' voice acting was superb.

" "Individualism is a path fraught with obstacles, and sometimes angry mobs, but for all its hardships it is the only one worth taking."

"It is the blood of Caine which decides our fate. Farewell Vampire."

Vampire: Masquerade Bloodlines.

 

[M_I_C_K_E_Y_M_O_U_S_E]

"I wrote, "smarter than me". The next day she was mistress safiya. True Story"

 

[Morbe]

Some obvious jokes from Ultima VII, the advisor in Vesper

"That, which does not kill us, makes us wounded."
"There are no stupid questions, only dumb ones."
"Early to bed, early to rise makes jack a dull boy."
"The best defense is a good defense"

 

[Applegate's Breasts]

I like the spellcaster chants in the IE games:

Icewind Dale & Baldur's Gate Spells:

1) Illusion: "Veritas, Credo, Oculos" = "The truth, I believe, with my eyes"

2) Alteration: "Praeses, Alia, Fero" = "Protecting, another, I bring this forth"

3) Necromancy: "Vita, Mortis, Careo" = "Life, and death, I am without"

4) Divination: "Scio, Didici, Pecto" = "I know, for I have studied, with my mind"

5) Abjuration: "Manus, Potentis, Paro" = "A hand, powerful, I prepare"

6) Evocation: "Incertus, Pulcher, Imperio" = "Uncertain, beautiful things, I command"

7) Conjuration: "Facio, Voco, Ferre" = "This I do, I call, to bring you forth"

8) Enchantment: "Cupio, Virtus, Licet" = "I want, excellence, allowed to me"

 

[DraQ]

I like the spellcaster chants in the IE games:

Wow, I never sought meaning in them, despite noticing they sound like latin.

 

[Darth Roxor]

I like the spellcaster chants in the IE games:

Wow, I never sought meaning in them, despite noticing they sound like latin.

same here.

 

[Azrael the cat]

"You must gather your party before venturing forth" - BG - no seriously, there were fan pages dedicated to that line

"Life is strength. That is not to be debated, it is just an observable fact. Take this woman, for instance. She has strength, of a sort. She lost her husband to war, her children to famine, and yet still she perseveres...And now she is dead..." - Irenicus (or, gasp spoiler, Bhaal appearing to the player/his child as Irenicus) from BG2 (it goes on a bit more, but forgotten the rest of the quote - villain writing was one the many things that Bioware pulled from their collective ass in BG2 that they haven't managed to relocate since),

Oh, and while this is actually just a quote from Voltaire, its use at the end of Deus Ex (if you side with Helios) was nifty: 'If God did not exist, mankind would need to create him'

 

[t]

'They shoot ghouls on sight. Makes conversation a bit tricky.'

'Jealous? His name is Herbert. I talk to him when I got lonely... Heh heh. Just kiddin'... His name is Bob.'