There are those rare few individuals who are so driven by their determination to achieve some great, yet virtually unattainable goal that they transcend the lmmitations of mortal life and become something more; they become Questers. All questers were originally mortal, but they achieved a form of immortality through their own faith and willpower, which lead them to some sort of mystical union with a Divine Force. Many were privileged to drink from the Cup of Christ, attaining immortality. Others received visitations by the angels or other Forces of Light, which granted them the divine gift of eternal youth. Still others achieved immortality through more unusual means. Upon attaining their immortality, the questers were changed with undertaking some great personal quest for the betterment of the world. They were given many physical and spiritual tools and weapons, the least of being immortality- which is provided only so that they can accomplish their mission, which take far longer than a mortal lifespan.

Questers are, by far, the most good and noble of the everlasting gentes. Questers suffer great hardships and walk many weary roads in their travels, yet only those who attain sufficient wisdom eventually realize that their quests are as much internal as they are external. While they much indeed achieve some great goal, they must first prove their own worthiness through enlightenment.

These poor driven souls still suffer heartache, fear, depression, and doubt, the same as all other humans. They can lose the value of their efforts through these wearisome toils and forget their quests; this terrible condition is called the Slumbering. It is a time when questers pass away the years as mere mortals, aging rapidly, but never dying. For as their faith declines, their health, memories, and youth appear nearly a hundred years old and believe themselves to be merely elderly mortals.

Still, they do not die; there is something inside of them that does not believe their few surviving memories are simply dreams and delusions. Subconsciously they simply cannot forget the truth... it will not let them rest or die until the quest is complete. Through this undying determination a quester can be Awakened to her quest by a fellow quester, or by some other means, allowing the quester to unage, regain lost health and youth, taking up the quest once more.

Questers seldom reside in a single place for very long, unless their quest requires them to do so. The divine quests usually lead questers to countless places all over the world- and throughout other realms- where they must overcome trials and obstacles before moving onward to the next hurdle. Some of these ordeals take years for questers to overcome them. Questers are loners by the very nature of their existence. However, many questers have begun working with other immortals, so long as their goals are related and their intentions are just.

The Questers have garnered a fine reputation of honor down through the centuries, largely due to the chivalric code followed by the Grail Knights, the largest group of questers. Even the questers of other cultures are respected, however since they too have learned the value of justice, wisdom, honor, and fairness.

In this modern age, it would seem that many questers are discovering their personal quests are actually facets of some greater Monoquest. [ CUT- removed references to the end of the millenium ] More and more questers are joining forces with one another, and other Everlasting, finding their goals are strangely similar. They are realizing they must stand together against the Fallen Host (the demons). Together they must seek peace, understanding, and unity among all the eldritch of the world.