Category:Immortals - Revision history

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	=Cosmology=		=Cosmology=

			Immortals are creatures from the fury origin. They are creations of titans and played an important, but mysterious role in the [[Contest Eternal]]. After allying with the founders during the Foundation War, immortals were granted integral bodies to reside in a comfortable prison in the realm of Heroes' Rest.

			The only exception is [[Pendulum]], who was allowed to exist outside of [[Heroes' Rest]] to aid with the maintenance of the integrum, in particular the [[astral prisons]] and the conduction of fury power to fuel The Apparatus.

	=Society=		=Society=

			Immortal society only exists within Heroes' Rest, and nothing is known about such society.

	=Ecology=		=Ecology=
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	As creatures of fury, immortals are all [[ageless]]. They share the quality with [[dragons]] that their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].		As creatures of fury, immortals are all [[ageless]]. They share the quality with [[dragons]] that their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].

	Immortals do not reproduce. Instead, titans crafted new immortals, using unknown methods and resources, to use in the [[Contest Eternal]]. This has not happened since the [[Lost Age]].		Immortals do not reproduce. Instead, titans crafted new immortals, using unknown methods and resources, to use in the Contest Eternal. This has not happened since the [[Lost Age]].

	Immortals do not need to sleep and are incapable of it. They eat, but not for survival. They eat for pleasure and as a way to replenish their energy. Without sustenance, immortals grow sluggish and lethargic, both mentally and physically.		Immortals do not need to sleep and are incapable of it. They eat, but not for survival. They eat for pleasure and as a way to replenish their energy. Without sustenance, immortals grow sluggish and lethargic, both mentally and physically.

	Immortals have bodies of fury that are incompatible with the integrum. In order to exist within the integrum, the founders created special physical vessels for them to occupy, as well as the knowledge of how to maintain these vessels. These are the forms that the immortals take today.		Immortals have bodies of fury that are incompatible with the integrum. In order to exist within the integrum, the founders created special physical vessels for them to occupy, as well as the knowledge of how to maintain these vessels. These are the forms that the immortals take today.

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	During the [[Lost Age]], immortals were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].		During the [[Lost Age]], immortals were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].

	During the [[First Age]], immortals are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with the [[~~Integrum~~]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].		During the [[First Age]], immortals are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with the [[integrum]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].

	=~~Qualities~~=		=Cosmology=

	~~Immortals~~ are all [[ageless]] ~~and, like~~ [[dragons]], their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].		=Society=

			=Ecology=

			As creatures of fury, immortals are all [[ageless]]. They share the quality with [[dragons]] that their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].

			Immortals do not reproduce. Instead, titans crafted new immortals, using unknown methods and resources, to use in the [[Contest Eternal]]. This has not happened since the [[Lost Age]].

			Immortals do not need to sleep and are incapable of it. They eat, but not for survival. They eat for pleasure and as a way to replenish their energy. Without sustenance, immortals grow sluggish and lethargic, both mentally and physically.

			Immortals have bodies of fury that are incompatible with the integrum. In order to exist within the integrum, the founders created special physical vessels for them to occupy, as well as the knowledge of how to maintain these vessels. These are the forms that the immortals take today.

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	During the [[Lost Age]], immortals were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].		During the [[Lost Age]], immortals were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].

	During the [[First Age]], immortals are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with [[~~The~~ Integrum]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].		During the [[First Age]], immortals are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with the [[Integrum]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].

	=Qualities=		=Qualities=

	Immortals are all [[ageless]] and, like [[dragons]], their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].		Immortals are all [[ageless]] and, like [[dragons]], their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].

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	Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during the [[Foundation War]].		Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during the [[Foundation War]].

	Accurate lore about immortals is exceedingly rare. Only primals had direct experience of ~~Immortals~~ during the [[Lost Age]]. [[~~Shard~~ gods]] ~~have~~ some lore about the immortals after the [[First Age]].		Accurate lore about immortals is exceedingly rare. [[Pendulum]] is the only known mortal to exist outside of [[Heroes' Rest]]. Only primals had direct experience of immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. The [[shard gods]] had some lore about the immortals after the [[First Age]].

	=History=		=History=

	During the [[Lost Age]], ~~Immortals~~ were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].		During the [[Lost Age]], immortals were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].

	During the [[First Age]], ~~Immortals~~ are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with [[The Integrum]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].		During the [[First Age]], immortals are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with [[The Integrum]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].

	=Qualities=		=Qualities=

	Immortals are all [[ageless]] and, like [[dragons]], their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].		Immortals are all [[ageless]] and, like [[dragons]], their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during [[~~The~~ Foundation War]].		Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during the [[Foundation War]].

	Accurate lore about immortals is exceedingly rare. Only primals had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard gods]] have some lore about the immortals after the [[First Age]].		Accurate lore about immortals is exceedingly rare. Only primals had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard gods]] have some lore about the immortals after the [[First Age]].

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	Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during [[The Foundation War]].		Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during [[The Foundation War]].

	Accurate lore about ~~Immortals~~ is exceedingly rare. Only primals had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard ~~Gods~~]] have some lore about the ~~Immortals~~ after the [[First Age]].		Accurate lore about immortals is exceedingly rare. Only primals had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard gods]] have some lore about the immortals after the [[First Age]].

	=History=		=History=

	During the [[Lost Age]], Immortals were powerful ~~{{Category Primals}}~~ who were pawns in the conflict between ~~{{Category Titans}}~~.		During the [[Lost Age]], Immortals were powerful [[primals]] who were pawns in the conflict between [[titans]].

	During the [[First Age]], Immortals are those ~~Primals~~ that allied with the ~~{{Category Founders}}~~ against the Titans during ~~[[The Foundation War]]~~. For their allegiance to the ~~Founders~~, the ~~Immortals~~ were granted forms compatible with [[The Integrum]].		During the [[First Age]], Immortals are those primals that allied with the founders against the Titans during. For their allegiance to the founders, the immortals were granted forms compatible with [[The Integrum]] and allowed to live in the paradisical [[barrier realm]] known as [[Heroes' Rest]].

	~~During~~ the [[~~Gilded Age~~]]~~, some Immortals retired to a quiet existence in remote areas of The Integrum. Others aided the {{Category Gods}} of The Integrum, acting~~ as ~~cosmological consultants, being experts in the Primal energy that fuels~~ [[~~The Apparatus (Realm)~~]]~~. Still others rebelled against The Founders for a variety of reasons, and were imprisoned~~.

	=Qualities=		=Qualities=

	~~Unlike most Primals~~, ~~the~~ will ~~of the Immortals was~~ not subordinate to the ~~Titans. However, the Immortals could not shape the universe by sheer force of will, like the Titans~~.		Immortals are all [[ageless]] and, like [[dragons]], their will is not subordinate to the [[titans]].

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those ~~{{Category Primals}}~~ which allied with ~~{{Category Founders}}~~ during [[The Foundation War]].		Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those [[primals]] which allied with [[founders]] during [[The Foundation War]].

	Accurate lore about Immortals is exceedingly rare. Only ~~{{Category Primals}}~~ had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard Gods]] have some lore about the Immortals after the [[First Age]].		Accurate lore about Immortals is exceedingly rare. Only primals had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard Gods]] have some lore about the Immortals after the [[First Age]].

	=History=		=History=

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	This category enumerates individuals of [[Fury]] known as Immortals.		This category enumerates individuals of [[Fury]] known as Immortals.

	=~~Etymology~~=		=Overview=

	Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those {{Category Primals}} which allied with {{Category Founders}} during [[The Foundation War]].		Immortals ([[Enchiridian]], [[Furytongue]]: ''Zulgaru'', meaning ''faithless enemy'') are those {{Category Primals}} which allied with {{Category Founders}} during [[The Foundation War]].

	~~=Lore=~~

	Accurate lore about Immortals is exceedingly rare. Only {{Category Primals}} had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard Gods]] have some lore about the Immortals after the [[First Age]].		Accurate lore about Immortals is exceedingly rare. Only {{Category Primals}} had direct experience of Immortals during the [[Lost Age]]. [[Shard Gods]] have some lore about the Immortals after the [[First Age]].