Keeper Spell Speeches

[DragonsLover]

I just heard it again and in my case, I'm clearly hearing the word ending with a "ma" or "mo".

I know that "Penitenziagite" isn't a latin word, but it's taken from 2 latin words: "Penitentiam Agite". Here's a quote from "How-to-learn-any-language.com" forum :

Penitenziagite = "penitentiam agite" (in Latin, vowel+m combinations aren't pronounced if the next word begins with a vowel), something like "show remorse".

If you absolutely want me to alter it for your satisfaction, then no problem, I can do it. Imo, that's just a very little detail.

[Wolfie]

Lol, no, I never meant it like that.

I'm hearing asto, but that might as well just be me.

[Seac]

Hi everyone
I found a good explanation about the chant of Destroy Walls, Here's the link:

http://www.mobygames.com/game/dungeon-keeper/trivia

The word is taken by the Umberto Eco's novel 'The name of the Rose'.

I'm happy to have found this thread!

[DragonsLover]

Oh wow! Thanks a lot for the reference! Yeah, I knew it was about the book "The name of the Rose" since it was amongst the results of the "Penitenziagite" research on Google, but I didn't know it was a rallying cry. Everything makes sense now!

And welcome aboard too!

[Seac]

Thanks!
I see we have the same favorite creature!

It's been years I've tried to figure out the chants meaning! This thread is the most complete I've found! The Chicken spells was enlightning, for example!
I think the creators of this game made everything with a sense!

[Wolfie]

Just let me ask, who doesn't love the dragons in Dungeon Keeper? They're awesome, both in style and attitude.

Also, it's definately "Apokolatæ".