Mythic figure from another plane and the defender of Nalos. Also known as the “Red Knight”. The title of “Immortal Knight” is passed down to individuals over several generations. Only one Immortal Knight is ever in existence at a time

It is common knowledge that the post of “Immortal Knight” changes hands each time the current knight dies. - Explorers Guide (GS-Guide)

. The Immortal Knight once defended a united Ulos against any and all threats from other planes. - Above the Dreaming Seas (RPA-ADV10)

The Immortal Knight, the most famous hero in Nalos, charges forward under Queen Gimnax’s banner. He leads a troop of Halflings, Dwarves, and Elves. - Crack in Kulbak (RPA-ADV5)

Legend tells of the three armaments possessed by the Immortal Knight; the Immortal Helm, the Immortal Breastplate, and the Immortal Blade.

It was Azema’s magic that first drew the many planes and their peoples to Ulos. It was then that she forged the armaments of the Immortal Knight, defender of Nalos, who was the first being to cross into Ulos from another plane. - Outbreak in Undercity (RPA-ADV3)

• Imbri (GS)
• Landrus (GS)
• Sir Faris (RPA)

There have also been many pretenders to the hallowed title.

“Enraged that the Immortal Knight sided with the queen, he Awook] decided to restart the lineage. He painted his armor red, declaring himself to be the true heir to the Immortal Knight’s legacy.” - Eklar - The Scrying Pool (GS-Epilogue)

The Immortal Knight has been portrayed in many forms of literature, poetry, and song throughout the ages.

When she broke the veil and forged our world
Azema’s flame lit torches three
The crimson blade and plate and helm
To warm our hearts immortally
These three were claimed by one so brave
To climb the pyre of her bones
And pledge forever after that
Allegiance to the crown of Nalos
Oh Nalos, oh Nalos
Is her flame still burning bright
In the helm and plate and blade
Of your immortal knight

Poem by Bertram Hoogna, Esq.

Circle a lake of blood and ash
Find a girl where two are one
Purge a fever, be not rash
Enter the palace all undone

Seek your freedom from a tomb
Rid a tree of vile ghost
Make a path where spirits bloom
His ring to whom you love the most

Ride a giant through the veil
And find our Knight Immortal
With blazing helm and sword step forth
To draw Azema from her portal

A book, written by Tarik Nowlin, details a number of Sir Faris's incredible adventures. It documents his many travels, including his quest to through rifts to collect powerful artifacts. That journey eventually led him to the Colosseum of Ashes. - Deathmatch at the Colosseum of Ashes (RPA-SQ1)

You enter into an ill-advised drinking game with a pair of Halflings.

“And the last one on their feet is the loser…winner. Last one on their feet is as hearty as the Immortal Knight himself. Bottoms up now.” Halfling - Taron’s Trophy (RPA-ADV2)

You see the forces of Khathandor and those of the Immortal Knight about to clash on the battlefield in a dream your first night at Kulbak Prison:

• Aid the Dragul:
  • Succeed, and overcome the Immortal Knight.
  • Fail, and be taken away in chains.
• Rally behind Nalos:
  • Succeed, and overcome Khathandor.
  • Fail, and the Dragul emerge victorious.

The Immortal Blade, weapon of the Immortal Knight, is found in the King's Guard Camp in Bogroot Swamp;

Elsifor floats across the camp to a sword with a red metal hilt lodged firmly into a root stump…It is the sword of the Immortal Knight, a sacred treasure to Nalos and a fine blade, as well. - Bogroot Demon (RPA-ADV6)

You can attempt to help General Grik and his soldiers fight the ice wyrm on the site or move to claim the sword.

After the battle at Nebblis, Plane of Flame, King Taron comments on your wearing of the Immortal Helm;

“You handle yourself well in battle. We of Nalos are lucky to have you. Did Tarik tell you about the…” King Taron cuts himself short, pointing at the side of your helm. “….well, never mind,” he says. “You’ll discover its secrets soon enough, I’m sure.” - Gate of Brizoor Waal (RPA-ADVF)

Following the events at Brizoor Waal, a navigational system seems to have activated about the Immortal Helm;

Ever since the gate opened, the Immortal Helm has been acting strangely. It makes noises at times and projects odd images into your eye when you wear it. You guess these are maps, perhaps maps of the planes and their connections, but none of the paths it suggests leads to Brizoor Waal. Instead there are little shifting pockets of activity all over Nalos where a link might be made to some other place. When time and safety permit, you may explore one of these sites and see where it takes you. - Gate of Brizoor Waal (RPA-ADVF)

It is alluded that the Immortal Knight is not a single being but a mantle passed across multiple individuals when a projection from a control collar appears to malfunction:

Something seems to go wrong with the projected image of the Immortal Knight. At first it flickers in and out of existence, but then the Immortal Knight’s form appears to change. In rapid succession, he cycles through a variety of bodies: a female Orc, a male Elf, and many others. The only thing that remains constant is the bright red armor. - Deathmatch at the Colosseum of Ashes (RPA-SQ1)

The Kobold Armaund Ra also relays that the Dragul general Khathandor defeated the Immortal Knight in battle at the Colosseum of Ashes;

“The Immortal Knight was defeated in the Colosseum by my great ancestor, Khathandor…Khathandor was the greatest Kobold warrior to ever live. No Human was ever his equal.” - Armaund Ra, Deathmatch at the Colosseum of Ashes (RPA-SQ1)

See Imbri.

When she broke the veil and forged our world
Azema’s flame lit torches three
The crimson blade and plate and helm
To warm our hearts immortally
These three were claimed by one so brave
To climb the pyre of her bones
And pledge forever after that
Allegiance to the crown of Nalos
Oh Nalos, oh Nalos
Is her flame still burning bright
In the helm and plate and blade
Of your immortal knight

By Tarik Nowlin

Earning the rank of champion, the Immortal Knight was offered his freedom by the Grandmaster of Games. Refusing, he demanded liberty for all combatants. Amused by this request, the Grandmaster agreed to release one gladiator of the Immortal Knight's choosing. It was through this means that King Taron was freed. After many more years in the colosseum, the Immortal Knight followed his lord back to Ulos. He found, to his dismay, that King Taron had built an arena of his own, subjecting combatants to the same cruelty he had witnessed in the Colosseum of Ashes.