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I is the sequel to Infinity Blade II and the final installment of the Infinity Blade series. Like the first two installments, it's an action RPG (role-playing game) developed for iOS devices by Chair Entertainment and Epic Games. It was released to the App Store on September 18th, 2013 and the protagonists of the game are Siris and Isa. With the re...
Soul Hunter
The first content pack update was released on October 31st, 2013. It included a new Interlude as well as a new Deathless boss and new weapons, the Infinity Swords. The Vile Set and the Stealth Set were also added in this update.
Ausar Rising
The second content pack update was released on December 19th, 2013. It was dubbed "the largest content update ever" in the Infinity Blade series. It included a multitude of new features, such as 60 new items, 3 new quests, 2 new modes (Deathless Quest and Arena Mode), 8 new enemies, 2 new gems and a new dragon, Pisci.
Blade Masters
The third content pack was released on May 21st, 2014, five months after the second update. It brought back an old enemy, Ryth, as well as the Solar Trans weapons and a new quest. The content pack also brought new enemies, a new Deathless Blademaster known as The Collector and enabled the customization of characters.
The game begins by playing a short video, Infinity Blade Origins, which explains the history of the Infinity Blade, how the Worker of Secrets forged it, and his true identity as the "Father of the Deathless" and "Creator and Destroyer of All."
The scene then shifts to the Ark, the Worker's secret lair, which Raidriar has broken into. (You play as Raidriar in the tutorial) Raidriar challenges the Worker to a battle, but the Worker summons his minions to fight him instead. Like Infinity Blade II, the scene had been described by the book and bears some difference to Redemption. However, Raidriar fights a Dreadnaught and Ashimar and after he has defeated Ashimar he picks up his weapon which happens to be a new version of The Infinity Blade. Confused, he asks the Worker why he created more Infinity Weapons.
Galath, the Worker, replies that he wanted to keep the Deathless occupied while he destroyed the world, as well as to make certain he could replicate the Infinity Blade. Raidriar then antagonizes the Worker by asking how Ausar managed to trap the Worker in the Vault of Tears if the Worker was so powerful. The Worker, unable to give an answer other than calling Ausar an "anomaly", begins the fight by summoning Ashimar's Infinity Blade to him, and throwing a blow towards the God King. It is easy to defeat Galath at this stage, but if you damage 1/3 of his health, he will automatically disarm you, similar to the The Dark Knight in Infinity Blade I. Galath will ask Raidriar to join him, but Raidriar, remembering the words Uriel told him, refuses and teleports the Worker's datapod away instead. The Worker is enraged and permanently kills Raidriar with the Infinity Blade.
The scene then switches to Siris and Isa's hideout. Isa, who has just been reborn, awakes in the rebirth chamber. Siris tells her that much as passed since she died, and that Raidriar has gone missing. He told her that he would go to Larioth, the God King's stronghold, and find him. Thus begins a series of acts and interludes playable by Siris or Isa.
In Act 1, the Anomaly, Siris travels to Larioth to find the God King. After meeting Shell ,the merchant and killing several Titans, he finally arrives at Raidriar's study to find that a Soulless God King is posing as Raidriar. Siris defeats the Soulless God King easily, but he teleports away before Siris can get any information. Siris takes The Infinity Cleaver the Soulless God King dropped and the datapod that Raidriar sent him, and teleports back to his stronghold.
In Act 2, Buried in the Past, Isa, who has recovered, is looking for other Infinity Weapons in an excavation in the Seccian Desert. She finds a vault filled with slots of various Infinity Weapons, but Terrovax stops her. After defeating Terrovax, she gains information from him about clues leading to the other weapons.
Sep 20, 2013 · The Hideout: New to Infinity Blade 3 is the home base called “the Hideout.” Here you’ll find the Potion Mixer, the Blacksmith (once you recruit him), the Gem Cutter (once you recruit him) and the Merchant, who visits periodically by ship (the Merchant is the only way you can sell items).
Oct 15, 2013 · Learn how to crack all the Worker of Secret's hard moves and stepbacks with dual weapons! A complete guide to defeating the final boss covering all tough mov...
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Sep 18, 2013 · Infinity Blade III is the final game in the Infinity Blade trilogy. Siris and Isa have joined with the God-King Raidriar in a desperate attempt to destroy the Worker of Secrets and his army of Titans.
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Wyll’s endings and how to get them? Ending Spoilers. My understanding is that Wyll has three ending variants: Blade of Avernus, Ranger, or Grand Duke (not including death or turning into hell goo). Currently in act 3, broke Wyll from Mizora’s pact and saved Ulder Ravengard anyway.
