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- Warmonger is a rare two-hand sword. It gives bonuses to strength and hit. It is red and silver and has a skull motif.
- Warmongers love battle, but not necessarily for themselves--they love to see others waging war, and are constantly agitating for bloodshed and battle. Often kings and rulers have many advisors who are constantly urging them to declare war upon other nations. Demons by their very nature delight in spreading chaos and bloodshed, so they could be considered the paramount warmongers.
- The Warmonger was a heavily modified Allegiance-type Star Destroyer. It served as Sauroh Pahmus's command ship during the last years of the Imperial-Republic War and beyond.
- Warmonger is an Event in Bloons Monkey City that gives participants of Monkey vs Monkey 50% more City Cash and free but forced assault of a certain type. This will also affect the outcome of any form of tile capture as it will have the certain assault appearing anywhere whenever playing any form of BTD5 minigames. The event may be either favorable or dangerous, depending on whether the player can stand the certain circumstances given out by Warmonger. Either this may majorly affect Monkey vs Monkey opponents from the forced assaults, or this will majorly affect the player himself/herself by being completely unprepared against the forced assault.
- An infiltrator within Decepticon ranks had freed the captured Hot Rod, Kup, and Blurr. Megatron believed this traitor had to be either Warmonger, Octopunch, Stranglehold or Bludgeon, and so he ordered three of the suspects to battle Bludgeon to death. Warmonger got the drop on Bludgeon after the latter had dispatched the other two, but at the critical moment refused to kill him. When Megatron saw this, he correctly concluded that Warmonger was an Autobot, and killed him. Aspects of Evil, Part 4
- WARMONGER has been fighting the war his entire life. Created during the opening days of the Civil War, he has survived until now by being tough, practical and unambitious. Has no imagination, but a firm grasp of military tactics. Follows orders- from anyone- without question. Loudly proclaims his support of the war to hide his fear of a life without it. Disdains Decepticons who are wasteful, impractical or insufficiently patriotic. Has a knack for surviving almost any mission, and scrubbing those he can't. As a Seeker, transforms into a Pyramid Jet. Armed with a high-powered laser cannon, a flamethrower and a pair of tonfas. When you need a job done without whining or scheming, look to the inexplicably extant WARMONGER.
- The Warmonger debuted in Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, in this game using Warmonger's in combination would cause a large explosion. It initially possessed 6 rockets.
- Warmonger is a perk added to Fallout 3 with the Broken Steel add-on.
- Arthur Drake (Peter Firth) kills his President just before the signing of a peace treaty. Journalist Beth Vaughan (Angeline Ball) is suspicious of Drake's claim that a call girl committed the murder. Duncan keeps Eli from shooting Drake at the ballet, and Eli tells Duncan how Drake killed his family. Between Eli and Beth, Duncan is drawn into taking Drake down.
- The Warmonger is a legendary two-handed sword in Diablo III. It requires character level 60 to drop. Before patch 2.0., this sword had a guaranteed Life Steal affix.
- Warmonger is Skullmaster's right-hand man, so to speak. The dim-witted Warmonger usually finds himself doing Skullmaster's dirty work, but also enjoys the positions of relative power this gives him over other henchmen. Cruel and sadistic, Warmonger briefly showed ambition when he tried to kill Skullmaster. Believing himself successful, the short little demon then found himself at a loss as to what to do with his newfound power and position. The death of Skullmaster proved to be a ruse, however, and the master was proud of his pupil for showing such deviousness.
- The Warmonger was one of a kind, Warmonger-class Dreadnought, the result of the Warmonger Project. This massive, powerful ship was built by the Confederate Navy to counter the enormous Space Hulks of the Robots' Hypersteel Armada.
- Warmonger is an epithet describing those who seek to wage war more often or more intensely than necessary for defense. For example, in early 2014 James Thindwa tagged 15 Democratic lawmakers as "warmongers" to shame them. They include Bob Menendez (N.J.), Chuck Schumer (N.Y.), Mary Landrieu (La.), Bob Casey (Pa.), Kay Hagan (N.C.), Dick Blumenthal (Conn.), Mark Begich (Ala.), Chris Coons (Dela.), Mark Pryor (Ark.), Joe Manchin (W.Va.), Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.), Mark Warner (Va.), Joe Donnelly (Ind.), Cory Booker (N.J.) and Ben Cardin (Md.). Their public statements on foreign policy reveal a determination to use the U.S. military (American blood and American tax dollars) to police the Middle East to protect the aparathied regime in Israel and the authoritairan regimes in Saudi Arabia and t
- Warmonger is the chief general working for Skullmaster. He is a brutish-looking humanoid creature with horns and dreadlocks who is armed to the teeth. He debuted in Mighty Max Battles the Skull Master on Skull Mountain wherein he was an orange-colored figure with red horns, a blue loincloth and silver-painted weapons on his hands. In the accompanying comic, Warmonger attempts to stop Mighty Max from escaping Skull Mountain. Skullmaster, in an attempt to kill Max, launches the Doom Stone, but it hits Warmonger instead and apparently kills him.
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