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==Soul Orbs==

Many killed targets will not give Souls to the killer on death, but will instead release Souls in a Soul Orb. These orbs may be attacked in melee or with guns to "confirm" the Souls and grant them to the attacker. If they are not attacked, then the Souls will be granted to the killer automatically after around 3 seconds.

Many killed targets will not give Souls to the killer on death, but will instead release Souls in a Soul Orb. These orbs may be attacked in melee or with guns to "confirm" the Souls and grant them to the attacker. If they are not attacked, then the Souls will be granted to the killer automatically after around 1 seconds.

An opposing player may [[Strategy#Troop Management|deny]] these Souls by attacking the Soul Orb instead. These will grant the Souls to the attacker and '''not''' the original killer.

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* Souls from player kills are influenced by the team's overall Soul count: teams with fewer Souls gain more from kills.

~~===Last Hitting===~~

* Souls are only gained when the player lands the "Last hit" on a target that kills them. Troopers that are killed by other troopers or structures award '''no''' Souls

** After a Trooper reaches 0 HP, there is a very short time where a Last Hit may still be landed by a Hero's attack.

** Players cannot "deny" a last hit on a Trooper by killing their own Trooper, but they can deny the Soul Orb.

* Soul Orbs are released by dying entities and can be shot to collect Souls. If not collected, the orbs eventually expire, awarding the same amount of Souls automatically.

* Shooting these orbs will Deny the kill and '''steal''' the Souls from the orb for yourself.

===Soul Distribution===

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 ==Soul Orbs==
-Many killed targets will not give Souls to the killer on death, but will instead release Souls in a Soul Orb. These orbs may be attacked in melee or with guns to "confirm" the Souls and grant them to the attacker. If they are not attacked, then the Souls will be granted to the killer automatically after around 3 seconds.
+Many killed targets will not give Souls to the killer on death, but will instead release Souls in a Soul Orb. These orbs may be attacked in melee or with guns to "confirm" the Souls and grant them to the attacker. If they are not attacked, then the Souls will be granted to the killer automatically after around 1 seconds.
 An opposing player may [[Strategy#Troop Management|deny]] these Souls by attacking the Soul Orb instead. These will grant the Souls to the attacker and '''not''' the original killer.
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 * Souls from player kills are influenced by the team's overall Soul count: teams with fewer Souls gain more from kills.
-===Last Hitting===
-* Souls are only gained when the player lands the "Last hit" on a target that kills them. Troopers that are killed by other troopers or structures award '''no''' Souls
-** After a Trooper reaches 0 HP, there is a very short time where a Last Hit may still be landed by a Hero's attack.
-** Players cannot "deny" a last hit on a Trooper by killing their own Trooper, but they can deny the Soul Orb.
-* Soul Orbs are released by dying entities and can be shot to collect Souls. If not collected, the orbs eventually expire, awarding the same amount of Souls automatically.
-* Shooting these orbs will Deny the kill and '''steal''' the Souls from the orb for yourself.
 ===Soul Distribution===