So, I'm doing a bit of data gathering regarding the soul system. I'm looking to the other people who play Paladins or have knowledge of them to ensure the accuracy of my information as well as to add anything I may have missed.

The following actions give a soul boost in order from smallest boost to largest boost.

- Killing Undead, so long as the Paladin gains exp and makes the killing blow, totally random is no guarntee per kill
- Tending anothers wounds, timer 1 hour
- Tithing, max amount is 6 silver, anything above does not provide further bonus
- Accusing thieves you catch stealing from you
- praying on a pilgrim badge with max number of altars on it, timer 1 hour
- playing a hymn at a devotion approved altar, requirement of 100+ in chosen instrument
- Tracing the glyph of mana in a room that has a cleric and a deader in it
- Playing a psalm at a devotion approved altar, requirement of 200+ in chosen instrument
- Having a cleric read the book of chadatru to you in its entirety
- Praying at the Shard or Crossing Chadatru altar after you have completed the Holy Weapon Quest.


The following deeds provide a soul hit, I have no idea on the order, so if someone has the information I would appreciate it.

- Stealing from another player
- First strike penalty
- Killing another player under First Strike penalty
- Attacking a creature/player from hiding
- Hiding while at melee or pole range


Also, please include your characters name if you would like proper credit for the information provided, or you can AIM it to me at TLRochat.

~Player of Zaud (Platinum)

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It's not a boost per se, more of a perk, but a Paladin with high enough soul can use his fists while brawling as if they were blessed. Not sure if it applies to heads, elbows, knees, and legs as well.

~Thilan

Feeding a starving Caravan also boosts. How could anyone forget something that happens as often as that????

Leucius

Never argue with an idiot, they bring you down to their level and then beat you with experience.

To be more specific Haammer, being accused of any crime, as well as being thrown in jail, are soul hits.


Samsaren Remlane
I refuse to engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed man, target practice on the other hand, is another matter entirely.

Also, the prayer in Shard, its actually praying to Chadatru in any holy weapon recharge applicable area. Shard/Crossing/Mer'Kresh


Samsaren Remlane
I refuse to engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed man, target practice on the other hand, is another matter entirely.