Soul Booster
Channel the essence of life to sustain your allies through the darkest battles.
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- Type
- Support Artifact
- Class
- Regeneration / Utility
- Primary Effect
- Soul Channeling
- Secondary Effect
- Health & Mana Restoration
- Rarity
- Legendary
Lore & Background
The artifact's existence is closely tied to heroes like Dazzle and Enigma, whose own powers revolve around soul manipulation. It is whispered in the taverns of Diretide that the Soul Booster was once part of a larger set intended to stabilize the barrier between the physical world and the spirit realm. Those who carry it claim to feel the warmth of countless healed allies lingering within its core.
In Their Own Story
The rain fell hard on the Radiant camp, washing blood into the mud. Dazzle knelt beside his fallen ally, his hands glowing with a pale blue light. He reached into his satchel and withdrew the Soul Booster, its surface humming with a low vibration. As he activated it, threads of golden energy wove through the air, pulling vitality from the caster's own spirit to knit flesh back together. The enemy creeps paused, sensing the unnatural surge of life, but by then, the ally was already standing.
Reader's Guide
The Soul Booster functions primarily as a late-game support utility item, focusing on team sustainability rather than direct combat power. Its primary stat line emphasizes massive health and mana regeneration for the wielder and nearby allies. This makes it ideal for heroes who need to maintain constant presence in lane without recalling frequently. In terms of build paths, it is often conceptualized as an upgrade over basic regeneration items, though its acquisition remains rare outside specific lore contexts. Players seeking similar effects in standard gameplay should look to the Ring of Basilius or Pipe of Insight.
Did You Know?
- Trevor Devall voiced Mars in the video game Dota 2.
- Devall was born on November 10, 1972, and is Canadian.
- He relocated from Vancouver to Los Angeles in 2013.
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