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Oblivion Guard (Die damn you)

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An Oblivion guard shouts Die, damn you during combat in The Elder Scrolls IV, a short angry voice line used in gaming memes and reaction clips.

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An Oblivion guard shouts Die, damn you during combat in The Elder Scrolls IV, a short angry voice line used in gaming memes and reaction clips.

This is a one-second combat bark from an Imperial Guard in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, delivered as a sharp, furious shout of Die, damn you. The voice is gruff and aggressive, with the emphasis landing hard on the final insult, making it sound less like scripted dialogue and more like a guard who has genuinely lost patience. Because it is so short and punchy, it lands instantly in a clip, signalling sudden anger, a failed stealth attempt, or a character snapping after one provocation too many. It works best as a reaction, cutting through quiet gameplay or dialogue with a burst of old-school RPG hostility.

Pro tip

Drop it on the exact frame a character gets caught or snaps, with no music underneath so the shout stays sharp. Pair it with a quick zoom or guard patrol clip, but do not loop it, as the anger fades on a second repeat.

How people use it

Reacting to a failed stealth attempt in a game.
Captioning a guard catching a player red-handed.
Ending a rage montage with sudden shouting.
Mocking a friend who overreacts to losing.

More information

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was released by Bethesda in 2006, and its Imperial Guards became famous for their blunt, repetitive dialogue while patrolling the cities of Cyrodiil and chasing criminals. Combat barks like this one were recorded as short, interchangeable lines triggered when a guard entered a fight, which is why they sound abrupt and instantly recognisable to players. Years later, clips of those guards still circulate as gaming in-jokes, because the combination of formal armour, deadpan delivery, and sudden aggression remains funny outside the original game.

FAQ

Where is the Oblivion Guard Die Damn You sound from?

It comes from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, a 2006 role-playing game by Bethesda. The line is a combat bark spoken by an Imperial Guard when he enters a fight with the player.

Who says Die, damn you in Oblivion?

An Imperial Guard says it, not a named main character. Guards patrol towns and cities in Cyrodiil, and they use short aggressive lines like this when combat starts.

How do creators use this Oblivion guard sound?

Creators drop it over failed stealth, sudden confrontations, or rage moments to signal instant anger. Because it lasts about one second, it works best as a single sharp reaction rather than a loop.