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Destroying defenses also rewards the responsible hero and team. Destroying a [[Guardian]] rewards 1250 souls, a [[Walker]] rewards 3500 souls and an [[Extra Slots|extra slot]], and [[Guardian#Base Guardian|Base Guardians]] award 1000 souls. 30% of these souls are rewarded to the hero(s) responsible, with the remaining 70% being evenly distributed across the team.
Destroying defenses also rewards the responsible hero and team. Destroying a [[Guardian]] rewards 1250 souls, a [[Walker]] rewards 3500 souls and an [[Extra Slots|extra slot]], and [[Guardian#Base Guardian|Base Guardians]] award 1000 souls. 30% of these souls are rewarded to the hero(s) responsible, with the remaining 70% being evenly distributed across the team.


=== Primary Objectives ===
=== Base Defenses ===
{{Main|Shrine}}
{{Main|Shrine}}
{{Main|Patron}}
{{Main|Patron}}


=== Secondary Objectives ===
=== Map Objectives ===
The [[Soul Urn]] and the [[Mid-Boss]] are secondary objectives that aren't necessary to win the game, but can give a strong boost to the team who secures them, either to hold an advantage or to turn the tide in their favor. They can also be used to bait the enemy team into a fight and leave their main Objectives unprotected for a short time.
{{Main|Soul Urn}}
{{Main|Unstable Rift}}
{{Main|Mid-Boss}}


=== Pushing Lanes ===
Map objectives are reoccurring objectives, unaffiliated with either team. While not necessarily required to win the game, they offer strategic advantages to the team that secures them. These objectives often cause teams to rotate or fight, creating opportunities to contest or push now-undefended defenses.
Lanes are pushed by killing enemy troopers and objectives. The length of the lane (seen in the zipline and minimap) is based on the progress of the last trooper wave. A lane can only be pushed as far as the closest enemy objective. At the start of the game, the enemy and allied lanes are frozen at the midpoint until one of the Lane Guardians are destroyed. Attacking a Walker or a Base Guardian without pushing their lane first gives them backdoor protection, in which they take much less damage and can regenerate damage taken.


== Macro ==
== Macro ==
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