Infinity Blade

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==Summary==
Infinity Blade is an action role-playing game trilogy for iOS, developed by Chair Entertainment and Epic Games. The series has complementary books written by Brandon Sanderson which bridge the gaps between games and provide additional storytelling to the world of Infinity Blade.
The first game revolves around the Deathless God King, Raidriar, and the bloodline ritual of the Sacrifice which started when Ausar the Vile's first known reborn incarnation challenged Raidriar's rule and was defeated. The Infinity Blade reacted to the first Sacrifice's blood, becoming empowered by it, the first Sacrifice's descendants (who were all incarnations or descendants of Ausar) would be raised to fight The God King for generations as their sole purpose. Until the final Sacrifice, Siris was able to best The God King and claim the Infinity Blade for himself.
The second game introduces Isa, a companion of Siris, as they are arriving at an estate belonging to a Deathless, Saydhi, with Siris' goals being to find out the location The Worker of Secrets and free him to aid him in ending the tyrannical rule of the Deathless. After besting Saydhi's champions, Siris is told that the Worker is imprisoned in the Vault of Tears in Saranthia before killing her but in the end, Siris falls for Raidriar's trap by inserting the Infinity Blade into a slot in an obelisk akin to the one used to open Raidriar's dungeons and unwittingly returns the blade to him. Siris is killed by a crossbow bolt from Isa before Raidriar can permanently kill Siris with the Infinity Blade, he awakens in a rebirth chamber and embarks on his quest to free the Worker. When Siris manages to defeat all of the Blood Sentinels guarding the Vault of Tears' seals he meets the Worker who tasks him with retrieving the Infinity Blade and bringing Raidriar to take his place in the prison. Once Raidriar is defeated in a climactic showdown, Siris is betrayed by the Worker who reveals that it was Ausar who imprisoned him there in the first place and thanks Siris for eliminating many of his rivals, paving the way for his return. 2 years later, Isa arrives at the Vault of Tears to free Siris.
The third game opens with Raidriar challenging the Worker after being freed from the Vault and forming a temporary alliance with Siris. After fighting his way to him, the Worker proves to be far too superior of an opponent for Raidriar who chooses to put his hope in Siris instead of bowing to the Worker by sacrificing himself to transport the Worker's datapod to his stronghold where Siris could retrieve it before being rammed through the chest by the Worker's Infinity Blade. Siris and Isa (who recently became a Deathless) embark on several quests to gather intel and prepare to take down the Worker, Siris learns about the new Infinity Weapons the Worker created after defeating an impostor of Raidriar occupying his stronghold and retrieved the Redeemer from Saranthia while Isa gathered the final pieces of information on the Worker's plans from Lelindre. The two infiltrate the Worker's base and Siris confronts the Worker in the hangar right before his Ark rocket takes off. At the climax of their duel, it seemed that the Worker had bested Siris after grabbing him by the throat and attempting to finish off him only for Siris to outmaneuver the Worker and cause the Worker to drive the Infinity Blade into himself. Aware of the fact that the Worker would never build a weapon that could destroy himself, Siris rammed the Redeemer into the Infinity Blade's handle causing the Worker to instead be reborn as an infant with no recollection of his immortal life, just as what had happened to Ausar the Vile. 
==Powers of the Verse==
This verse is not particularly powerful. Its Attack Potency caps at City Block level+ physically, and the fastest characters are Subsonic+. However, the verse's "Deathless" have good abilities such as Regeneration and several types of Immortality granted to them through modifications to their "Quantum Identity Pattern," furthermore their immortal lives have brought them immense skill and Weapon Mastery throughout thousands to billions of years. Examples of Sci-Fi technology such as the Magic Rings present various forms of useful abilities through Technomagic such as Resistance Negation to Elemental abilities, several forms of Status Effect Inducement (poison, freezing, blinding) and Teleportation of nonliving matter across Interstellar distances makes manipulating Plasma from the Sun and even generating Black Holes possible. The Infinity Blade as well as the other Infinity Weapons were created to permanently kill the Deathless by destabilizing their QIP, negating Immortality and presenting forms of Quantum and Soul Manipulation. The Worker of Secrets stands at the top of the verse technologically and intellectually as a highly advanced engineer and scientist, creating most of the technology seen in the series (capable of not just altering a person's QIP but also their Biology on a genetic level) and being able to order countless orbital strikes all over the planet to completely wipe out all life on Earth.
==Explanations==
Quantum Identity Pattern: The Quantum Identity Pattern (QIP) is the Infinity Blade verse's equivalent to a soul. It is described as a network of quantum entanglement and superposition that allows Deathless to keep their personality, memory and habits even as their cells die. TEL describes QIP as "similar to, but completely separate from, a person's physical DNA." When a Deathless's body experiences death, their QIP immediately transfers to either a predetermined new body in a rebirthing chamber, or the nearest suitable host body, if their QIP is unable to reach another body then it will resurrect and heal their recently deceased body, or in the case of a Deathless affected by the Redeemer, be reborn into the body of a newborn. Additionally, if a Deathless is unconscious to due the influence of a drug then their QIP will seek another body. This grants the Deathless Immortality Types 1, 3, 4, 6 and 8. The Worker of Secrets is an advanced type of Deathless, being able to survive lethal injuries without so much as a drop of blood, granting him Type 2 Immortality. 
Rings: These are an advanced form of technology capable of performing "Magic" activated by a hand gesture and are attuned to the user's QIP. Rings capable of Transportation are linked to transportation discs that attach themselves to objects, this allows them to teleport nonliving matter such as the user's equipment to them. Rings capable of manipulating an Element are connected to a power source that allows the user to cast an elemental spell, these rings can be set to use "local power" for elemental spells or the user can take out a small shard-like transmittance disc from the inner side of the ring's loop and put it in a similar source of energy to the element the ring creates. Rings capable of Healing create Healing spells by manipulating the ambient compounds in the surrounding environment to create an injection for the user that ages them but heals their wounds and removes toxic agents from their body in an instant. A single ring can be capable of all three main abilities although they can only cast up to three spells which would limit them to one element, furthermore, a ring can be capable of manipulating multiple elements. 
A Ring of Incarnate Dark allows the user to manipulate what is described to be "Darkness Incarnate" which is shown to have the effects of a Black Hole, crushing objects inwards, ripping them to their "fundamental pieces" and sucking matter back through a portal in the ring connected to a distant power. Dark Rings create a forcefield around the user's palms and fingers to control and release the Incarnate Dark, users must also be close in contact with the objects that they want to affect, in a safe manner, before releasing it. 
==Calculations==
*Potential Energy of Giant Titans - 2.66e+4 Joules (Wall level)
*Thane survives falling off the Vault of Tears - 7.64e+5 Joules (Wall level)
*Giant Titan swings a pillar - 1.09e+6 Joules (Wall level)
*Dragon Kinetic Energy - 0.0323 Tons of TNT (Small Building level)
*Moss Golem creates earthquake - 84.8 Tons of TNT (City Block level+)
*Lelindre catches a crossbow bolt - Mach 0.54 (Subsonic+)
*Giant Titan lifts a pillar - 5552 kg (Class 10)
*Raidriar deflects a swung pillar with one hand - 206.5 Tons (Class K)
*Siris stops Ba'el's charge with one hand - 10286 Tons (Class M)
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
===Supporters===
*SunDaGamer
*Neutralino
*Unknownnah
===Opponents===
===Neutral===
==Characters==
Siris portrait.png|Siris|link=Siris
The Worker portrait.jpg|Galath|link=The Worker of Secrets
Raidriar portrait.jpg|Raidriar|link=Raidriar
==Weapons==
*The Infinity Blade
*The Redeemer
==Gallery==
Infinity Blade III - Origins Trailer|Opening cinematic for Infinity Blade III
Infinity Blade Archive- Epic Games Community Podcast - Episode 1 with Maury Mountain|Archive of the first episode of Epic Games' podcast started in 2012
Infinity Blade Archive- Epic Games Community Podcast - Episode 4 with Donald Mustard|Archive of Donald Mustard's Q&A on the Community Podcast containing lore details
Infinity Blade Lore Explored Pt 1
Infinity Blade Lore Explored Pt 2
Infinity Blade Lore Explored Pt 3
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