Capture creatures in a banner and refine them for power.
38 of the 58 points that apply = 66 out of 100.
Human Emperor Banner adds a battle banner that lets you capture creatures by right-clicking them, store up to nine creature types, and release them later; hostile creatures must be below half health to capture unless this requirement is changed in the configuration. From the banner’s creature menu, you can refine creatures into soul power or spend soul power to duplicate them, with controls for handling one or sixteen at a time. Refining grants soul power based on a creature’s maximum health, with villager-type creatures yielding additional power, and that power increases the banner’s attack strength. As its soul power grows, the banner unlocks a weakening effect at 500, Snatch at 1,000, vampirism that restores 7% of damage dealt at 3,000, and the Purple Qi Coming from the East area-of-effect orb technique, which deals true damage, at 5,000. The banner can also appear in chests in vanilla relic structures.
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