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Why are all immortalsImmortals relatively close in power?

I've only seen a few episodes (and half a film) of HighlanderHighlander, and I never really understood the Quickening:

The Quickening is the receiving of all the power and knowledge another immortalImmortal has obtained throughout his/her life.

If that were true, there would be enormous differences in power between two immortalsImmortals (an old immortalImmortal being a thousand time more powerful than a new one for instance).

But it seems to me that all of them are very close in power. How is that possible?

Why are all immortals relatively close in power?

I've only seen a few episodes (and half a film) of Highlander, and I never really understood the Quickening:

The Quickening is the receiving of all the power and knowledge another immortal has obtained throughout his/her life.

If that were true, there would be enormous differences in power between two immortals (an old immortal being a thousand time more powerful than a new one for instance).

But it seems to me that all of them are very close in power. How is that possible?

Why are all Immortals relatively close in power?

I've only seen a few episodes (and half a film) of Highlander, and I never really understood the Quickening:

The Quickening is the receiving of all the power and knowledge another Immortal has obtained throughout his/her life.

If that were true, there would be enormous differences in power between two Immortals (an old Immortal being a thousand time more powerful than a new one for instance).

But it seems to me that all of them are very close in power. How is that possible?

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Why are all immortals relatively close in power?

I've only seen a few episodes (and half a film) of Highlander, and I never really understood the Quickening:

The Quickening is the receiving of all the power and knowledge another immortal has obtained throughout his/her life.

If that were true, there would be enormous differences in power between two immortals (an old immortal being a thousand time more powerful than a new one for instance).

But it seems to me that all of them are very close in power. How is that possible?