The set is also very difficult to find mainly the body armor and the ogre maul since it requires a difficulty of Hell to gain access of having a chance for a drop and mostly drops from act III and IV final bosses as well as Barbarian Territory on selected unique monsters. The set is the only set item that completes all the six important vestments in a character: helm, body armor, belt, gloves, boots and a weapon and also has one of the most bonuses gained (if collected many) with each item and also the full set bonus. As powerful as He could be, so is his armor and weapon left behind. The Immortal King set once belonged to the Barbarian-God name Bul-Khatos. Abd al-Hazir, if taken to this location, will remark how unusual that is.Immortal King Notes Immortal King – Click to Enlarge Upon death, even though he was not crowned king yet, Kanai was placed upon the Immortal Throne. Such an individual came in the form of the Nephalem. He was thus doomed to stand eternal vigil over his home and greatest treasure and awaited powerful and honorable individual to whom he might pass on his task. Despite Kanai's death, his spirit remained in the mortal realm due to the destruction of Mount Arreat and the Worldstone. However, this did not come to pass, for in the Siege of Sescheron, Kanai led his people in the defense of the city against Baal and his army in a maneuver that turned out to be suicidal the city was lost, and Kanai with it. Prior to his death, he was considered to sit upon the Immortal Throne, an honor that had only ever been bestowed upon two others, including Bul-Kathos himself. Kanai at some point claimed the axe of the demon L'Anzuul, which was buried with him. Kanai was one such guardian, and would be the last to bear the artifact. The Horadrim had entrusted an artifact of great power to the Barbarians, and they kept it safe. Kanai was a member of a group of guardians whose history stretched back to the Dark Exile.
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