Needs several pictures: one specifically showing a red soul, another with blue, one with several corpses showing various numbers of souls (from 1 to 5), also it'd be great if they were animated (.gif) -- Kertaw48 18:55, April 12, 2011 (UTC) |
Soul Counter in the upper right corner of the screen.
Souls (also referred to as spirits) are the primary resource of any wizard. They are used to summon creatures to serve their summoner. Every creature that can be directly summoned has one to five souls.
Soul Acquisition[]
Souls can be harnessed from dead creatures. The difficulty of harnessing the soul of a creature depends on its allegiance.
A blue soul
Blue Souls[]
Blue souls can be harnessed by a wizard simply by passing over them and require almost no effort for acquisition.
They are found hovering over the corpses of wizard's own creatures. The opposing and allied wizards alike will perceive them as red and will not be able to harness them at sight.
If a creature is gibbed and its body destroyed, it will lose allegiance to any wizard and be viewable as a blue soul to all wizards.
A wizard can drop a soul on the ground. It will take a moment to fully materialize and then be able to be harnessed by all. This way wizards can supply souls to one of their allies, or use a spell or creature ability that targets blue souls (to save themselves the trouble of killing a creature of their own or waiting for one to die).
Red Souls[]
Red souls are heathen souls of opposing gods and/or wizards. They will need to be converted before they can be harnessed.
Number of Souls[]
One Soul[]
For a full list see here. |
Two Souls[]
For a full list see here. |
Three Souls[]
For a full list see here. |
Four Souls[]
For a full list see here. |
Five Souls[]For a full list see here. |
"Soulless Ones"[]There are also several creatures who either don't have a soul or can't have their souls harnessed for various reasons:
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