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"Wake up! Time to die!"

My favourite war cry from the Christ College days:

"Swinging through the jungle,
Ripping leaves of trees.
I'm a mean mother fucker,
Ripping leaves of trees.
I'm a double breasted cock sucking son of a bitch,
Because I'm swinging through the jungle,
With my gland in my hand.
So hey, mother fucker!
I'm a Christ College man!
1, 2--1, 2, 3, 4!
Sung by the ball boys quartet,
Haven't had a fat up as yet,
So suck me off slowly.

Or, the chick version ends thusly (after "I'm a Christ College woman!"):

Sung by the poor boys quartet,
Haven't had a slip up as yet,
So take me down slowly."

"Death or Glory awaits"
Not exactly battle cries, but cool nevertheless:
"Re-inforcements...? I AM the re-inforcements!"
"See you in hell...", "I was born there!"

Keevan_Colton wrote:I always liked the old line (not really a battle cry)
"Cry havoc and let loose the dogs of war"

Me too, except it's, "Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war!"

I like Shep's old sig: "God and the Mauser!" -Bohr War battle cry I dunno why, I just think it sounds cool.

I like how the Rebels always say, "May the Force be with you!"

I also remember someone in Rogue Squadron said, "Yub yub!" during a battle.

"Give 'em hell!" is pretty good.

"Veni, vini, vici.' is good...basically anything in Latin sounds good.

Not a battle cry, but could be used as one: "Now I am become
death: the destroyer of worlds." -Robert Oppenheimer, upon seeing the atomic bomb detonated.

"Your ass is grass." is fun to say.

The good ol' JKII lightstaff cheat line: "THE DESTROYER COMETH!"

And last, but not least, a good Battlefield 1942 line when you've won a Conquest game as the Japanese: "All your base are belong to us."

SAMAS wrote:"Yyoooo, JOE!" -- I shouldn't have to tell you...

Tell me what?

Not really a battle cry, though it did directly proceed a battle:

"If history is to change, let it change. If the world is to be destroyed, so be it. If my fate is to die, I must simply laugh." -Magus

"All you have to do is Shoot straight for the Heart." Clint Eastwood, in a very good rip-off of Akira Kurasawa.

"This is for Matilda"-Leon, The Professional.