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Stefan Collier lived as a thief until he was hanged for his crimes. Immediately after his First Death, Collier was found by the Immortal, Artemis Lowe. Lowe became his mentor, and was like a father to him. He taught Collier all he knew, and ordered his life. Lowe didn't notice that Collier began to develop great ambition: he wanted to win The Game. The first thing he did was behead his teacher. Lowe was completely surprised, and lost his head and Quickening to his pupil. Collier then developed a list of Immortals based on relevant calculations. Collier hunted adhering strictly to this list until 1998, when he met Amanda.
Hunt for Amanda[]
When Amanda came to the top of Collier's list, he tracked her down in France. But Amanda had already left the circus she had been working in. Collier lost her trail for some years. As Amanda was the next name on his list, he felt he had to kill her before he could go on to the next name, and so stalled for years, because to move on would disrupt his calculations.
He managed to track her down again in 1998, and challenged her to fight him. When Amanda realized that he really was as good as he claimed, she fled. Collier found her again one night near the Romanian Embassy. He almost beheaded her, but in the last moment he was shot by Nick Wolfe. Collier revived, and restarted his search for Amanda. In the end, Amanda, tired of running, stood her ground and took his challenge. They fought, and Collier lost his head and his Quickening to Amanda.
Fighting Style[]
Collier's weapon was an English 18th century light cavalry sword.
Miscellaneous Information[]
- One of his quirks were using three Qigong balls that he had always ready to relax himself.
- Like fellow Immortals Richard Tarsis, Simon Killian and Myron Corman, Collier was left handed.
- Collier was the series' only enemy Immortal to be a true headhunter.