Hello. My name is M1 and I'm the newest addition to the staff team on the Infinity Blade wiki. Only recently have I begun to take notice of the community surrounding the Infinity Blade games; I was a lurker who scoured the wiki and other sources to gain information for my individual game. I've played these games for over eight years now, and only now am I beginning to see just how large this community is. 

Did you know about Infinity Blade: Bloodlines? It's a fan game being worked on by Xhat and Kralich, two active community members in the Infinity Blade discord. It's been progressing slowly but steadily over the past year or so. I am mentioning this because it highlights the largest issue facing the Infinity Blade community. We have very little communication. 

That changes today.  

When I first joined the Infinity Blade discord, founded in January 2017 by former ChAIR marketer Brad Cummings, the consensus was that we were the last remaining members of the community. We were the present and the future of the game. If ChAIR, in an attempt to amass their entire community on one platform, could only reach ~250 players, who else could possibly be a part of the community? 

By the time the discord was created, the Infinity Blade wiki had already been in a deteriorated state for over 3 years. It was well known by the discord that the wiki had a very shallow pool of information on Infinity Blade 3 topics, and by early 2018 many community members began to amass information about the game in their own guides and tables. It didn't matter that they weren't readily accessible; the entire community was concentrated on the official discord, so everyone was able to check the discord and learn whatever they needed to be successful in the game. 

But that wasn't the case. There are thousands of active users that play Infinity Blade every day. Don't believe me? I cannot reveal specific information, but I can say that my conviction arises from page analytics. Infinity Blade discord members aren't the ones visiting the page; these are equally active and engaged users that have yet to see the scale of the community in which they preside.  

So who am I? I'm one of you. I was an active member who had no clue that there was a single person who still enjoyed the games on the same scale I did. I would play Infinity Blade 2's NewGame+ on my own between classes and before going to sleep. I would look at six-year-old guides to help assist me and I would create my own playstyles to more effectively play the game. I would experiment with gem combinations to see if there were undiscovered forges. And I would reference the wiki when all else failed. 

I joined the Infinity Blade discord in October 2019 and thought that was it; there is nothing left of the Infinity Blade community. I had discovered the haven of players. Some were old. Some were new. Some were active. Some were not. But I was wrong. Very, very wrong.  

You. The reader. The active player. The fan who has no one to talk with. Become known. Join the Infinity Blade discord, and there, we may endlessly fight deathless and level our characters and gems!   

The wiki's future has never been more unsure. It has been deteriorating for some time due to current and previous administration slowly losing interest in the game. Wiki Bureaucrat Noctefleur/Arctic Blue made a post 4 years ago regarding the future of the wiki, stating that she could not tolerate the decline of the wiki, but boredom (likely) took the better of her and she has not made a wiki edit since May 30th, 2016. Don't get me wrong: I don't think it's bad that she moved on from the game. All people will. But my point is that old community has moved on. 

It's time for a new generation of Infinity Blade fans to take over.

Hello everyone! I have recently been appointed as the Fandom Wiki Manager for this wiki. I am here to assist this community in an official capacity and act as a liaison between you, and full-time Fandom staff. If you ever have an issue or question related to this wiki (editing, templates, wiki design, or any other matters), please feel free to contact me on my message wall, and I will assist in any way I can.

Epic Games have been supporting a great trilogy game "Infinity Blade I, II, III" for many years until 4 or 5 days ago. I feel disappointed since I didnt get IB3 because how much it costs. I waited for so many years to get it for free but it never came. Ah well, I still have IB2 and I still enjoy it tho. I deleted IB1 cuz of storage. Again, I'm disappointed that they are removed and ddidnt give us a chance to get 3 fro free for the last time. I hope it comes back some stage but I doubt it. RIP IB trilogy

It's really good.

So when you get to the inside of the castle and beat the enemy guarding the elevator, loot the chest and go down the stairs. Look at the pedestal, then go back up the stairs, where another enemy will spawn. Kill him, then go back upstairs, and the enemy guarding the elevator will reappear! Then do this many times over and you can grind for experience and gold. (Currently, I'm doing this to get money in a Negative Bloodline to get the best stuff for when I go back to a normal run.) This never ends and will always work (as far as I can tell), so I hope this was useful and I didn't just waste my time writing about something that has existed for ages.

Hello everyone, it’s Arctic Blue again. So as you know, I’ve asked everyone to vote on who the hardest main game boss was in Infinity Blade 3. Now, we didn’t get as many votes as I had hoped for: (by the time I closed the poll we had ~70 votes or so) but then again, I promised some activity so here I am with a commentated ranking of the IB3 bosses. I’ll rank them based on self-perceived difficulty with my dear friend Slay offering me some insight (I agree with your rankings, he doesn’t). I’ll also go through their movesets and comment on the quality of the boss per se. Here we go.

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TERROVAX

At number 8 we have the boss Terrovax, the high lord of House Burke, with only 1 vote. It’s not overly difficult to see why not many found this boss hard: he’s just a regular dude with a sword and a shield. His introduction isn’t too bad, but then he gets a bolt to the chest. His moveset doesn’t really offer much variation; it’s just regular Titan fury moves. In terms of boss quality, there isn’t much lore involved (he’s guarding the vault of Infinity weapons), overall contributing to a pretty lacking boss fight. Slay?
Slay: “Don’t even remember him. 0/10.”

Arctic: “I would agree. I give Terrovax a score of 2/10 for both difficulty and lore.”

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MELEK

At number 7, Melek also has only 1 vote, but I still ranked him as higher than Terrovax. Why? Well, I do have a soft spot for dual wielders, and the area preceding him was pretty awesome. However, he shares much of the same flaws as Terrovax does: uninteresting moveset, insignificant lore. He just wants to stop you from doing whatever you’re doing - and he doesn’t even know what that is. I believe he shares mostly the same moveset as Mr.Archivist from IB2, which is unsurprising as you fight him in the same arena. Overall: better than Terrovax, but that’s not saying much.
Slay: “He was easy. 2/10”

Arctic: “I had to remind Slay who he was again. Overall - 3/10.”

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THANE

Number 6: Thane, deathless QIP abomination. This dude also has 1 vote, but he’s ranked higher for lore and moveset reasons. To round off our trio of worst bosses, this guy’s a heavy user. His fury moves change it up a bit though- he lies on the ground and headbashses the living hell out of you, a bit reminiscent of the Vile Blade golems from IB2. His lore? He’s the QIP abomination of Thane, that guy who you kept on fighting back on the tower. And boy, does he look ugly. So, interesting lore and a somewhat complex moveset makes this not a bad fight.
Slay: “I didn’t have good equipment when I fought him. Had to restart a few times. Now he’s a piece of cake. 4/10.”

Arctic: “He’s not too bad if you’re not a noob like Slay ;). 4/10.”

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SR 1.0

And…..finally a boss with not 1 vote but 2 votes! Hooray! Soulless Raidriar is the first boss in the game, but I’m a bit conflicted about him. In terms of lore, this is pretty solid. In terms of fury moves, SR is an easier version of Ryth (they share much of the same fury moves, but SR is slower and doesn’t have some of the harder movesets). In terms of regular moves…..well, he’s just good old Raidriar. The problem I have with him is that he’s a tough boss, but scaled to be a bit too easy. Oh well.
Slay: “Not hard, but a pretty cool fight. 8/10 for quality.”

Arctic: “Um...for the reasons I listed above, 6/10.”

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THERIN

I love this boss! Therin ranks in at number 4 with two votes as well, but boy did this guy give me a hard time the first time we fought. This is mostly because of his stupid feints: I stick to dual mostly, and when a spear users acts a specific way I dodge a specific way. But when said user suddenly turns around and punches me in the face, I can’t dodge in time (mostly because of the dodge-lag mechanic). But again, I love him for that. This was the first boss that I fought in 3 that felt fresh to me. His lore is pretty solid: he’s a wielder of the Infinity Spear, and he’s mentioned quite often in the books as well as being an imperator of sorts, managing his coliseum.
Slay: “Loved his fake outs, they were beautifully done. I’d give him a 7/10.”

Arctic: “Same. They were cheesy but I did die a lot to them. 8/10.”

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SR 2.0

And…..at number 3 we have Soulless Raidriar 2.0, with 7 votes! He’s not the best boss, but he sure is tough. First of all, he’s a triple-wielder: heavy, light, and dual. That’s not too bad, but he’s pretty tough for reasons I’ll touch on later at number 1. His weapons are cool but I would’ve liked it if he had an Infinity weapon to make him more significant. His movesets are pretty standard, and his fury moves are still Ryth-like. This makes him quite challenging to defeat, even if his design isn’t the best.
Slay: “Wayyyyyyyy too cheesy. 5….no, 4/10.”

Arctic: “I’ll give him an 8/10 for difficulty alone.”

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GALATH

I mean, you all knew who were gonna be at the top 2. For the second hardest boss in the game we have Galath, worker of secrets. Do I agree with this ranking? Hm….not really. Well, I can clearly see why: he’s a triple-wielder like SR 2.0, he’s lightning-fast, also has Ryth-like fury moves, etc. He’s certainly tough. But I actually found him to be a lot easier than SR 2.0., maybe because of the guaranteed armor and helm drop at the base of the elevator leading to his domain, and also because if you struggled through SR 2.0., this boss shouldn’t be that bad. The boss fight is undoubtedly the best in the game though. He starts off with a heavy Infinity Blade, then switches to using the IB and a hologram-dagger for his dual-wield, before reverting to a hologram-shield for his light moveset. Talk about being a badass. The ending is cool too.
Slay: “Um, the fight lagged a bit for me, but Galath was easy once the lag stopped. 7/10?”

Arctic: “Wasn’t the hardest fight, but was the best. 10/10.”

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AND AT NUMBER ONE WE HAVE………*Drumroll please* LELINDRE, MISTRESS OF THE END WITH A WHOPPING 34 VOTES. Holy hell was she hard for me, so I’m glad that you all agreed. I don’t know what your problems were, but mine was the Isa problem that I alluded to earlier: I was so accustomed to leveling up Siris that he had much better equipment and everything. Isa was far more underleveled and underequppied. Plus, Lelindre, being a dual-dagger user, is lightning fast, and mixes in kicks to create a confusing atmosphere. She deals way too much damage, and although her HP bar isn’t the biggest (if you don’t count the 33% hp thing), she sure gives you no chance to land your hits. Her fury moves are so erratic and hard to dodge that I still have no recollection even to this day. Lelindre doesn’t resemble any previous boss at all, which turns the fight into a frantic reaction test rather than a calm interpretation of her movesets. She does have amazing lore though, and is a badass overall, especially when she manages to catch your bolt in midair. Great boss, great fight.
Slay: “COME ON WHY DID YOU VOTE HER SHES NOT EVEN THAT HARD COLLECTOR WAS HARDER 2/10”
Arctic: “Don’t mind Slay, he’s just salty. Solid 10/10 for me.”

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So that’s it guys! Thanks for reading (if you even made it this far) and again thanks for participating in the poll! Our wiki isn’t the most active but I appreciate you guys for sticking with us after all this time. Next up we’ll do hardest optional boss of Infinity Blade III. See you all later!

Sincerely, Arctic Blue (and Slayingthehalcyon).

Hello, fellow wikian and Infinity Blade enthusiast. My name is Arctic Blue, and I’m a bureaucrat of this wiki.

If you’ve been here for a while, you might’ve noticed that this wiki is in a rapid state of deterioration. And it’s been this way for almost two years. None of the admins, myself included, have contributed much to the wiki. We’ve all been incredibly inactive. Most of the projects have yet to be finished. Vandalism runs rampant, and the only person who’s been trying to address that issue is my colleague, Cheese Ausar.

Why is the wiki in such a sorry state? Well, 1) IB3 has been released for about 3 years, so it’s understandable that people such as myself have gradually lost interest in the game, and 2) because we, meaning the administrators, have led pretty busy lives, impeding our abilities to work efficiently on our hobbies, such as maintaining this wiki.

But that ends now.

I, for one, can not tolerate the ‘inevitable’ collapse of this wiki, and I’m sure that my fellow bureaucrats and administrators are with me in this issue.

The Infinity Blade Wiki started back in 2011, and hundreds of wikians have strived to make it an informative encyclopedia on everything related to Infinity Blade. Many of them have left, but their efforts shall not be in vain. Even as people lose interest in this game, it’s imperative that the admin team continue what our predecessors started.

Why am I so committed to a ‘dead’ game, you might ask? Because this wiki is so much more than just a collection of information that people reference when they’re stuck on a game. This wiki is a community, a library of knowledge and and a work of passion created by those who share the same love for the Infinity Blade series.

When I first started playing Infinity Blade I back in 2012, I thought it was the coolest thing ever, and I’m sure that many of you guys did too. The game completely blew my mind. It had an intricate plot, a well designed combat system, good voice acting, amazing graphics, an interesting concept, and most importantly, one of the best bosses I have ever fought in a video game. I mean sure, some other games have pretty cool bosses too, the Dark Souls series being a notable example. But the God King, as you meet him in Infinity Blade I, is absolutely amazing. He has a gorgeous moveset, a cool armor set, and an amazing weapon, the Infinity Blade. There were even in-game secrets in the form of Archarin. It almost completely revolutionized mobile gaming, as have Infinity Blade II and III.

Then I discovered this wiki. At first, I used it just to discover in-game secrets and glitches. Here, I read about Ryth, the Vile Set and the Holy Band, and the Skycages. I learned the formulas for Spectrum Defense and Darkfire, and of course, I began to abuse the scrolling glitch (it’s patched now, by the way). I was too intimidated to contribute to this wiki, though. How could I, a novice Infinity Blade player, have anything useful to write about on such an amazing site?

Then came Infinity Blade III.

Within a few weeks, I became one of the most avid players of the new game. I defeated Galath once, twice, then hundreds of times. I became ranked on Game Center as one of the Top 50 in terms of level and Worker of Secrets ranking. I felt unstoppable.

And I noticed that, interestingly enough (to me at the time), there wasn’t much information on the newly released game. Terrovax, Melek, Therin and the like all had their own pages, but the NPCs didn’t. The weapon pages weren’t there. The plot hadn’t been summarized yet. Most unforgivably, the dragon (now known as Ba’el) didn’t even have her own page.

So I decided to write a separate page for the dragon and what I felt was the optimal strategy to defeating her (heavy weapons). I wrote about how to distinguish a dragon encounter from a regular one. I uploaded screenshots of the Dragonslayer mission. A few seconds later, Slayingthehalcyon sent me a message on my wall, welcoming me to the wiki.

I became obsessed with this wiki. I created dialogue templates for every boss in the game, once Slay taught me how to code (thanks again m9 XD). Later, I made weapon pages for both Siris and Isa. And of course, I finished writing the Infinity Blade III page, both here, and on wikipedia.

Fast forward to one month later.

I woke up one day and found this message posted on my wall:

It was, without question, the best day (or at least, one of the best days) of my life. I had been offered an important position by someone I deeply respected. This spoke volumes to me and I began to edit with even greater confidence. I wanted to share my passion for this game, and to show others that they too could one day rise to a position of importance. I met Shadow.blank (now ChaoticShadow), Ninjablademaster, Darth Siris, Mugen Galath, and BASHIHBK01. I got to know Cheese and Hackey better. And of course, I chatted with Slay almost every day. It was an amazing experience for me, and I have these awesome people to thank for making it so (seriously, I love you guys).

So there you have it. This is why I love this wiki and its community so much. This is why I -- we -- are so loathe to see it simply fade away into nothing.

And we need YOUR help.

We need to document the Infinity Blade III enemies. We need to finish up the dialogue pages for each boss. There should also be a strategy chapter attached to each boss page, their movesets, combos, weapons. And finally, equipment pages. I don’t expect anyone else to work on this, but I will be releasing a guide soon on how to obtain sprites from the official Infinity Blade website.

Together, we can make this wiki great again.

I hope to hear from you soon.

5/25/16

Arctic Blue

Bureaucrat, Administrator

noticed a few more people editing lately - thanks guys. but I'm going to be frank here...

I'm tired. I'm tired of formatting, doing duties, stuff. I want to leave it all to you guys but I can't do that as an admin, can I? So, two things:

1. New editors, please familiarize yourselves with the Wikia norms by socializing on other wikis, it'll help you in your endeavours. 2. please don't create new pages, instead focus on cleaning up article stubs :)

It's been 4 months. FOUR MONTHS WHAT WAS MY LIFE DOING

So anyway, for our Christmas poll, we asked you what IB-related gift you would want...and a stunning 88 people asked for IB4! 36 people chose to be Deathless. Heads up guys, you're not going to live a happy life if it lasts for infinity...

Now, you're gonna decide which IB game you liked the best! The original? The one that brought in gems? You decide!

EPIC RAP BATTLES OF HISTORY

In October we had a new poll: What did you think of IB: Chronicles, the upcoming live-action video?

Our winner was "Wait, what live-action video?" Looks like many of you guys don't know yet - search it up on Google! :)

This month, to get in the festive cheer (hmm I wonder if Siris celebrates Christmas) you will be voting on what IB-related gift you would have like for Christmas. Happy Holidays! :D

no we r not galath we r not having a giveaway

Hey, it's Cheese. Just wanted to say that we are really lacking in activity - if you haven't noticed yet.

The "amount of pages with the most editors" tab has been changed to within the last 30 days rather than a week. Big difference. And before I made a couple edits the last edit was a couple of days ago.

I do believe some people have a good reason to be inactive, like exams and the such (I'm not saying the others have no reason to be not on and must edit or whatever), and another reason I primarily believe causing the lack of activity is the absence of IB3 hype.

Yup.

The IB3 pages have mainly been created already with the main info in, but always remember there are article stubs you can help out with!

I do remember the lawless days when I and Hackey hadn't filed an adoption request (I still remember the hype) - vandals everywhere. Due to the decline in admin activity, users please keep a lookout for rulebreakers and report them. You'll be doing the wiki a great help! :)

That's all, and I hope the wiki gets itself going once more!

16:35, December 6, 2014 (UTC)

P.S. OMG I spent 2% of my iPad's battery typing this out D: I swear it drinks the stuff.

P.S.S. Minecraft killed my activity...just sayin'.

P.S.S.S. k done

darn it hackey now i have to post the same thread as u

Hey guys, I've decided to make a new poll!

The previous poll was "What do you think about the ending of IB3?" The winner was "It was great" with 114 votes!

Today, I've changed the poll on the main page. The previous poll, "What source, in your opinion, is the best source of information for the Infinity Blade universe?" had its last option as its winner...

Raidriar's dirty underwear. xD

Next up, you guys are gonna vote for what new features you would wish for (dat ain't mean we're CHair!) in IB3!

Ausar, out!

Starting now, if you create any thread or post that goes against the policies and rules in any way, such as a thread created for exploiting badges or harassing another user, I will delete it and give you a warning immediately. No excuses. It is my job as Administrator to avert any attempts at going around or breaking the rules set in place.

Well, me and Slay have worked round with user rights, tags and name colors. Here's what we have...

Firstly, ChaoticShadow and Bo$$ Eats Cheese's rights have both been removed. Sad, sad, I know, but it was to distinguish between stuff.

Hackey's rights are still there ('cos he's a bureaucrat), but he has his color tag removed.

Secondly, here comes the good news: Mugen Galath is now an administrator, to take over Bo$$! Congrats!

Until next time.

So....
Mugen, Slay and I have been recently working on a set of rules that set the limits of the power of the administration of our wiki. We have agreed on a specific set of rules that determines user rights and the process in which user rights are gained or lost. There is a link of a concise summary of the rules that we have come up with below: The Infinitocracy. The Infinitocracy is an indirect democracy in which chatmods and rollbacks can be seen as representatives and can vote on important wiki matters.
Please read our rules and then decide whether they are good or enough or not. (NOTE:YOU MUST BE A USER WITH RIGHTS) If you agree, post "+1", and if not, post "-1". If 80% of the votes are for (instead of against) these rules, then our wiki is now officially an Infinitocracy. Again, please read and vote on these rules if you are a user with privileges. Thank you. (NOTE:DO NOT TOUCH THE POLL BELOW, AS IT SERVES MERELY TO COUNT THE NUMBER OF VOTES FOR AND AGAINST THE RULES)

As of today, the Six-Guns wiki is affiliated with us. Check out their wiki by clicking the link at their homepage!

Bashihbk01 is a Bureaucrat there, FYI.

I, the only active bureaucrat here, has started to become a little inactive. Thus, I pass the position of Bureaucrat to Arctic Blue. Congrats!