he will smite them all and smite them good
What is the difference between smitten and smote?
The verb smite, meaning to inflict a heavy blow, is traditionally inflected smote (in the past tense) and smitten (in the perfect tense and as a past participle). Some dictionaries list smited as an alternative past-tense form, but it has always been far less common than smote in published writing.
Release the Smiters! May the smitten become a perfect tense.