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| '''Heroes''' are the playable characters of ''[[Deadlock]]''. There are currently '''{{Heroes count|Released}}''' heroes available with more to be released as the game develops. | | '''Heroes''' are the playable characters of ''[[Deadlock]]''. There are currently '''{{Heroes count|Released}}''' heroes available in regular game modes and '''8''' experimental heroes in the [[Hero Labs]] mode, with more to be released as the game develops. |
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| Heroes have set base stats that they can improve through [[Level|leveling up]] or purchasing [[items]]. They also have additional [[Level#Power Increases|Power Increases]], gained at specific levels which grant bonuses to specific stats. Heroes can hold up to 16 individual items at a time, so long as they conform to their categories and [[Flex|Flex Slots.]] Some hero stats are also affected by [[Spirit Power]], referred to as Spirit Scaling. | | Heroes have set base stats that they can improve through [[Level|leveling up]] or purchasing [[items]]. They also have additional [[Level#Power Increases|Power Increases]], gained at specific levels which grant bonuses to specific stats. Heroes can hold up to 16 individual items at a time, so long as they conform to their categories and [[Flex|Flex Slots.]] Some hero stats are also affected by [[Spirit Power]], referred to as Spirit Scaling. |
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| '''{{Heroes count|Released}}''' heroes are available in the current alpha build, with additional characters confirmed for future releases. For a comparison between existing heroes, see [[Hero Comparison]]. | | '''{{Heroes count|Released}}''' heroes are available in the current alpha build, with additional characters confirmed for future releases. For a comparison between existing heroes, see [[Hero Comparison]]. |
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| == Hero Labs == | | == Hero Labs == |
| The following Heroes are only accessible in the [[Hero Labs]], and cannot be played in standard Deadlock matches. | | The following Heroes are only accessible in the [[Hero Labs]], and cannot be played in standard ''Deadlock'' matches. |
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| {{HeroRosterCard|key=hero_nano|hero=Calico|Ability1=Sekhmet's Spirit|Ability2=Pounce|Ability3=Nekomata Ward|Ability4=Queen of Shadows}} | | {{HeroRosterCard|key=hero_nano|hero=Calico|Ability1=Sekhmet's Spirit|Ability2=Pounce|Ability3=Nekomata Ward|Ability4=Queen of Shadows}} |
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 19 December 2024
Heroes are the playable characters of Deadlock. There are currently 22 heroes available in regular game modes and 8 experimental heroes in the Hero Labs mode, with more to be released as the game develops.
Heroes
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Hero Labs Abrams Hero Labs Bebop Hero Labs Dynamo Hero Labs Grey Talon Hero Labs Haze Hero Labs Infernus Hero Labs Ivy Hero Labs Kelvin Hero Labs Lady Geist Hero Labs Lash Hero Labs McGinnis Hero Labs Mirage Hero Labs Mo & Krill Hero Labs Paradox Hero Labs Pocket Hero Labs Seven Hero Labs Shiv Hero Labs Vindicta Hero Labs Viscous Hero Labs Warden Hero Labs Wraith Hero Labs Yamato
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Hero Labs
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Hero Labs Calico Hero Labs Fathom Hero Labs Holliday Hero Labs Magician Hero Labs Raven Hero Labs Trapper Hero Labs Viper Hero Labs Wrecker
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Heroes come in a wide variety in Deadlock, each with their own specialisations and playstyles. Each hero wields their own unique primary weapon which has its own name, stats and weapon type. Weapons are affected by Weapon Class Items and are the primary means of dealing damage for most heroes. Some weapons possess an alternate fire mode activated with RMB.
Besides their weapons, heroes also possess 4 unique abilities with a variety of effects. Some abilities are completely passive, and will always be active regardless (such as Abrams' Infernal Resilience), though most are simply activated with their respective bindings (1-4 by default). Abilities come with up to 3 upgrades, which can be purchased with an increasing number of Ability Points. Abilities most often scale with Spirit Power.
Heroes have set base stats that they can improve through leveling up or purchasing items. They also have additional Power Increases, gained at specific levels which grant bonuses to specific stats. Heroes can hold up to 16 individual items at a time, so long as they conform to their categories and Flex Slots. Some hero stats are also affected by Spirit Power, referred to as Spirit Scaling.
22 heroes are available in the current alpha build, with additional characters confirmed for future releases. For a comparison between existing heroes, see Hero Comparison.
The most recently released hero is Mirage, introduced in the September 26 2024 Update.
Currently Available Heroes[edit | edit source]
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Abrams
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Charges into close combat
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Abrams has the bulk and sustain to lead from the front, often running into the middle of his foes and watching them scatter. If his enemies waste their fire on him, his backline teammates can lay out damage with impunity.
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Bebop
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Hooks an enemy for a knockout combo
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Bebop can string together his abilities in many different ways. Disrupting enemy positions, saving an ally or dealing bursts of damage. When the situation doesn't require subtlety his giant laser still solves many problems.
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Dynamo
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Locks down the enemy team
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Dynamo keeps himself and his allies healthy while waiting for his moment. Few things can warp a team fight more than a well-coordinated use of Singularity.
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Grey Talon
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Delivers long range skill-shots
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A cunning predator, Grey Talon uses a combination of deadly accuracy, traps, and clever positioning to bring down the toughest of opponents.
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Haze
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Sneaks in and sprays bullets
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When Haze fixates on a target she can hold her own in a firefight. She prefers to create one sided exchanges, avoiding damage then picking off unsuspecting targets up close.
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Infernus
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Lights up enemies and watches them burn
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Infernus has many ways to deal damage over time, burning foes before swooping in for the kill. Due to Infernus' blazing speed, his enemies won't be able to escape the flames.
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Ivy
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Sets up a power duo with a lucky ally
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Ivy has disruptive combat tricks that slow and stun enemies. She's most effective when linking up with an ally, empowering her and her ally's guns as well as sharing heals.
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Kelvin
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Freezes enemies in their tracks
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Timely heals and splitting a teamfight properly is the difference between an easy victory or a ruinous defeat. Gliding around slowing enemies gives Kelvin's team the maneuvering advantage to make this happen.
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Lady Geist
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Sacrifices health then drains it back
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Expending health to achieve devastating effects is the source of Lady Geist's power. When running low, she can drain the life out of her rivals.
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Lash
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Dives down to stomp his foes
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Lash gives his enemies little room to breathe, either by flying in from long distances to initiate combat with unsuspecting enemies, or pursuing said enemies when they try to run.
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McGinnis
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Controls the battle with combat turrets
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Precise placement is everything for McGinnis, whether she's creating a killzone or splitting the enemy team. She can help keep her team running making them hard to dislodge when entrenched.
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Mirage
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Times his shots and catches fleeing targets
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Mirage can envelop himself in a violent tornado to catch up to enemies and lift them up. His scarabs help him sustain against multiple enemies, and he's always ready to help an ally or punish an enemy anywhere.
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Mo & Krill
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Burrows underneath his enemies
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By burrowing through the ground, Mo and Krill can get the drop on almost anyone; and once they get in close the results can be devastating.
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Paradox
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Manipulates Space and Time
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Manipulating time lets Paradox outpace an enemy in one on one combat. She thrives by subjecting her enemies to timely swaps into a waiting pulse grenade, her wall, or into the middle of her teammates.
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Pocket
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Infiltrates and disrupts the backline
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With a powerful shotgun and a thin frame, Pocket relies on their ability to briefly escape into a mystic suitcase and teleport via a flying cloak in order to survive close encounters.
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Seven
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Electrocutes crowds of enemies
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Seven thrives in a skirmish waiting for the time to strike. Then he rolls into the fight like a storm and batters his enemies with a cascade of lightning.
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Shiv
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Bleeds out foes, then goes in for a kill
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Shiv has zero interest in playing fair, which is why he relies on hit and run tactics to weaken enemies before he dives in for the kill.
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Vindicta
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Snipes the unsuspecting
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Vindicta has the mobility to engage at her leisure, picking at her prey and bleeding them out slowly. Injured enemies at any distance should fear being picked off when she is on the map.
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Viscous
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Rolls around deflecting bullets
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Viscous vexes his opponents through clever evasion and strategic uses of healing, enabling him to withstand the most brutal of enemy attacks.
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Warden
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Weakens his enemies and chases them down
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Warden leads from the front, jumping into the fray and hindering his opponents' ability to fight effectively. But what Warden considers brave, others consider reckless, and if he's not careful he can easily find himself in over his head.
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Wraith
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Melts isolated targets
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Excelling at one-on-one combat, Wraith isolates targets, eliminating them with ruthless efficiency. Then teleporting away before anyone can retaliate.
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Yamato
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Delivers charged attacks with finesse
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Yamato uses precise strikes to decimate her rivals. However, such damaging attacks often will leave her exposed, so she needs to make every shot count.
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The following Heroes are only accessible in the Hero Labs, and cannot be played in standard Deadlock matches.
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Calico
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Wreaks havoc from the sidelines
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Calico uses the shadows to her advantage, weaving in and out of combat to hunt down her enemies one by one.
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Fathom
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Slips into combat and then hides to recover
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A short-ranged assassin, Fathom can slip in and out of combat and win long engagements.
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Holliday
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Bounces about dispensing trick shots
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Astro depends on her skills as a crack shot, shooting things she's bounced into the air. With good aim she can lay out heavy damage. Her movement skills let her isolate her enemies or beat a hasty retreat.
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Magician
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Misdirect and hex enemies
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With the help of their unwilling assistant, the Magician can confuse enemies with curving hexes and rapid cards.
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Raven
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Uses cunning to maximize damage
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By impeding enemy movement and punishing those who look in his direction, Raven creates opportunites to stab his enemies in the back.
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Trapper
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Entrap enemies and control space
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The Trapper can infest the battlefield with their haunted spiders, leaving latent curses in key areas. If you let the Trapper have their way, you won't be able to navigate the map without springing some sort of trap.
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Viper
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Slither in and assassinate enemies
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With a powerful weapon (and deadly venom to match), Viper can slither into the back of teams and assassinate high-priority targets in a storm of bullets.
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Wrecker
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Salvages scrap to create weapons
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Salvaging and scrapping for parts, Wrecker can disassemble troopers, crush foes with his Wrecking Ball, and capture all enemies in his Stasis Trap.
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