: Re: Creating Slogans/Rallying Cries The culture I have created needs some unifying phrases but I'm having trouble thinking of some that spur emotion but do not sound silly or too technical. Are there

I can think of two sources I would mine for inspiration.

The first is political slogans. They have been used for centuries to unify people around key figures and ideas, but without the same sort of silliness of advertising slogans. Google can supply you with endless lists that could spark an idea.

If that doesn't do it, I'd start brainstorming lines from choruses of popular songs, looking for something with a slogan-like quality that I could modify for the purpose.

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