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* ''[[Skies of Arcadia]]'''s [[Big Bad]] would have done this when he [[Doomed Hometown|doomed Vyse and Aika's hometown]] if the Air Pirates had resisted capture. Luckily, they didn't, so the non-combatants were spared and you got to rescue everyone else later.
* Drek'Thar gives this order with his buff in ''[[World of Warcraft]]''.
* ''[[Warhammer 4000040,000]]'' in one of the [[Dawn of War]] Imperial Guard campaigns, you get to witness the fate of captured Chaos Cultists.
* As indicated by the opening quote, Darth Malak in ''[[Knights of the Old Republic]]'' orders to destroy the entire planet of {{spoiler|Taris}}. Yes, [[Star Wars]]'s Sith like this trope.
** "[[The Force Unleashed|The emperor must not discover your presence. Kill everyone aboard, imperials and Kota's men alike.]]"
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** And in World at War's single player, [[Gary Oldman]]'s character encourages you to kill a group of surrendering Germans. If you don't do it yourself, he'll just kill them anyway.
** Then there's No Russian from Modern Warfare 2, which is the inciting event of the game's entire story.
* Having won the ultimate victory in [[StarcraftStarCraft]]:Brood Wars, Kerrigan denies the defeated Earth admiral a chance to surrender his troops and mockingly offers his fleet a head start before sending her [[Horde of Alien Locusts]] after it. They devour every last one of them.
** In the Episode 0 [[StarcraftStarCraft]] campaign Loomings (which got released as free shareware), a Confederate magistrate sends you, a lieutenant in Alpha Squadron, off to take care of a Sons of Korhal uprising by saying in your mission briefing: "There are to be no arrests, Lieutenant. I hope you understand what I mean. I want this problem solved once and for all."
* ''[[Dawn of War]] 2'' has "NO MERCY!" amongst the random battle dialogue of the Space Marines. Naturally, there are no mechanics for taking prisoners in the game.
* In [[Patapon]], one of the things your Patapons can say is "Take no prisoners!" (And indeed you're committing [[Waddling Head]] genocide.)
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== Tabletop Games ==
* This is an order to the player characters in book 3 of ''[[Way of the Wicked]]'' and is the last point where any character that started as neutral will continue having a neutral alignment. {{spoiler|Given the presence of teleporting outsiders, the odds of success are so poor the climax of the book assumes they failed at this and have to flee an oncoming army}}.
 
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