Kratos Quotes

The time has come for the gods to answer for their arrogance!

A warrior does not fear death, but embraces it.

There is no hope in gods, only in yourself.

Do not trifle with the ghost of Sparta.

Fear is for the weak, and I am not weak!

Every mortal deserves a chance at redemption.

I am the nightmare that haunts your dreams.

The gods may have forgotten me, but I will never forget them.

My anger is a fire that will never go out.

I am the vengeance of the fallen.

Blood is the currency of my redemption.

My blades thirst for godly blood.

The gods created me, but they cannot control me.

I am the destroyer of gods, and the savior of man.

You cannot kill a god, but you can damn well try!

I walk the path of pain, but it is not without purpose.

There is no greater weapon than a man’s will to survive.

The strength of a mortal is greater than any god.

Pain is a reminder of our mortal limitations.

The gods may be powerful, but I am relentless.

There is no honor in the gods’ games, only suffering.

The sins of the father weigh heavy on the son.

I will tear down the heavens and rebuild them in my image.

My wrath knows no bounds.

The gods fear my vengeance.

I am the god of war, and I bring only destruction.

Do not mistake my anger for weakness.

I will make the gods bleed.

Kratos Quotes part 2

I am the last hope for a dying world.

My scars are a testament to my strength.

Give me the strength to defeat my enemies, or grant me a quick death.

I will not rest until I have destroyed every single god.

I am the harbinger of an age of darkness.

There is no peace for a warrior, only the fury of battle.

To be a Spartan is to be a warrior.

I am the wrath of the gods made flesh.

The gods may be immortal, but they are not invincible.

I will not be bound by the chains of destiny.

The gods are not worthy of our worship.

There is no honor in the gods’ betrayal.

I am the embodiment of vengeance.

My rage is a weapon that cannot be defeated.

I will forge my own path, free from the gods’ interference.

I fight for the fallen, and the forgotten.

My purpose is to bring justice to the unjust.

Death may be the end for mortals, but it is only the beginning for me.

The gods may be powerful, but they are not infallible.

I am the fury of Sparta incarnate.

The gods may have power, but they lack the strength of mortal resolve.

In the end, it is not the gods who will decide our fate, but ourselves.