The Deathless are the quasi-immortal, deity-like creatures that inhabit the world of Infinity Blade. The Deathless differ from the mortal humans by their ability to transfer their consciousness into new bodies (located in special "Rebirth Chambers") if they're killed, which makes them nearly immortal. However, there are several ways to permanently destroy a Deathless, for instance by killing them with the Infinity Blade.

Not much is known about the nature and history of the Deathless, although it is hinted that the deathless come from a time with futuristic technology, granting them a great advantage over the normal humans. This has evidence from the fact that the deathless use computer technology and when radriar says that people don't understand him when he uses the word monitor.also how he hints that in the past,armor was more powerful but now the deathless don't need it because they are immortal. The Worker hints that their revival technology is based on the Quantum Mechanics. There appear to be many different factions within the Deathless. Thane and his subordinates, for example, apparently belong to House Ix. Most of the Deathless answer to Raidriar, who even took to calling himself the "God King".

It seems to possible for a mortal to become Deathless, or so Raidriar claims the end of the first game. The exact process and the implications are, however, unknown.

In Infinity Blade: Awakening and Infinity Blade 2 , it is revealed that the main character, Siris (who canonically killed the God King, the three Deathless imprisioned in his castle, and the Archarin), is in fact an ancient Deathless named Ausar, whose memory has been erased.

Notable DeathlessEdit

Raidriar: The main antagonist of Infinity Blade, located in the Throne Room.

Ealoseum : A golden-armored Deathless located in the Dungeon of the castle.

Kuero: A hooded Deathless located in the Dungeon of the castle

Gortoel: A troll-like Deathless located in the Dungeon of the castle.

Archarin: The firstborn of Siris's bloodline who accepted Raidriar's offer for immortality. Archarin also controls the Zero Mech. He is finally slain by Siris at the end of Infinity Blade. He is not a real deathless just immortal and can be killed without the Infinity Blade.

Thane: A Deathless featured in Infinity Blade II, who resides at the top of the Vault of Tears. His main duty is to guard the gate containing the Worker of Secrets.

Saydhi: A Deathless information dealer in Infinity Blade II. She resides in an oriental-stylized mansion and offers to answer any question to the person who defeats her champions in battle. She's also the only known female deathless.

The Worker of Secrets: A powerful Deathless and the creator of the Infinity Blade, who appears to have profound knowledge of the Deathless' technology. He had been imprisoned in the Vault of Tears for many millennia before being freed by Siris.

Siris: The protagonist of the series, who's initially unaware of his true nature. In Infinity Blade II, Siris is revealed to be Ausar, a legendary Deathless who imprisoned the Worker of Secrets and Raidriar's arch-nemesis.

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