Megabonk Does Soul Harvester Stack

MegaBonk Does Soul Harvester Stack
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Soul Harvester sits among the most misunderstood legendaries in MegaBonk. Its effect looks simple, but stacking copies changes how it behaves mid-run. The item summons homing souls on kill, and those souls can multiply fast once you start collecting duplicates.

Does Soul Harvester Stack

Yes, Soul Harvester does stack in MegaBonk. Each copy increases the number of homing souls that spawn when you kill an enemy. However, the gain per extra copy is lower than the first. The first one feels amazing, the second adds a bit more, and after that it’s mostly style points and particle spam.

How Stacking Actually Behaves

The base version makes two homing souls appear every time you kill something. If you find another copy, it adds more souls to each kill, but not double. The extra souls still deal damage and seek targets, but the increase per copy drops off.

Some players report slightly faster clear speed with two or three copies, but most runs show better returns picking another legendary instead. The stacking is real, just not equally strong forever.

When to Grab Extra Copies

If you’re early in the run and still building your core items, a second Soul Harvester can help a lot with mob-heavy areas. If you’re late in a run and already deleting waves instantly, you’ll barely notice the extra souls doing anything meaningful.

It’s also worth noting that the effect triggers independently of other on-kill items, so if you combine it with anything that buffs kill-based effects, stacking becomes a bit more fun to watch.

Best Builds That Benefit

  • Soul builds that already rely on spawned entities or minions

  • Area-clear focused characters who thrive in enemy-dense stages

  • Players farming essence or kill-based upgrades, since the homing souls count as extra kills

Avoid stacking it if you’re doing a boss-centric build or burst-damage setup, since the extra souls can’t keep up with single-target fights.

Final Blurb

Soul Harvester stacks in MegaBonk, but only up to the point it’s worth your slot. It’s great early, decent mid-run, and mostly visual noise by the end. Keep one, maybe two, and spend later legendaries on something that hits harder or buffs survivability.

FAQ

Does each copy add more souls per kill

Yes, but not in a perfectly linear way. The second adds extra souls, but the difference gets smaller each time.

Can Soul Harvester stack with other on-kill effects

Yes, it combines with all other items that trigger on enemy death, and each one activates separately.

Is there a limit to how many souls can spawn

There’s no official hard cap, but performance and visual clutter make it impractical after a few stacks.

Should I reroll duplicates

If you already have two and get another legendary choice, reroll it. There are stronger items to push late-game runs.

Does it affect bosses

Not directly. The souls need smaller enemies to spawn from, so boss fights don’t gain much unless there are adds present.

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