Souls is a unique resource for the Necromancer class and its Lich subclass. It functions similarly to mana for casting necromantic spells and abilities.

• Souls serve as the primary resource for the Necromancer class, replacing the standard mana system
• Souls are collected automatically by the Necromancer through combat and killing monsters
• The amount of collected souls is limited, but becomes larger for the Lich subclass

• Souls are automatically collected when the Necromancer defeats monsters in combat
• The Necromancer's Robe, worn by the Necromancer class at the start of the game, grants 1 soul per each slain creature
• Different necromantic items and abilities may affect soul collection or usage efficiency

• Souls are consumed to cast necromantic spells and abilities
• Special abilities of the Necromancer class require souls as a resource
• Necromancy spell uses souls to summon Deathlings and other undead minions

• Souls are collected automatically and stored until used
• The maximum soul capacity is limited but increases with class progression
• When the Necromancer becomes a Lich, their soul capacity is doubled

• Necromancer - Primary class that uses souls as a resource
• Lich - Subclass that increases soul capacity and power

• String Resource: Necromancy_SoulsCountLabel
• String Resource: Necromancy_NotEnoughSouls
• String Resource: HeroClass_NecromancerPerks (mana usage)
• String Resource: HeroClass_NecromancerPerks (soul collection)
• String Resources: NecromancerArmor_Info2, NecromancerRobe_Info2
• NecromancerRobe.java - Grants souls for kills
• NecromancerArmor.java - Summons deathlings with souls
• HeroClass enum - Necromancer class definition

• Necromancer Class
• Lich Subclass
• Necromancy Spell
• Necromancer's Robe
• Soul Shard
• Mana
• Механика душ (Russian)