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In ''Deadlock'', there are two opposing teams in the game, each consisting of 6 players. Each team serves either [[Patron|The Sapphire Flame]] or [[Patron|The Amber Hand]], which seek to use the players to complete a ritual and fully realize their existence in the physical world. | |||
Players cannot choose the team they fight for, as this is decided at the start of every match by the matchmaking engine. | |||
==In-game== | |||
During a game, a player works with their team to destroy the enemy Patron, while defending their own. | |||
==Heroes== | |||
{{Main|Heroes}} | |||
Before players can join a game, they are required to pick at least three heroes. | |||
[[Category:Lore]] | [[Category:Lore]] | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
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In Deadlock, there are two opposing teams in the game, each consisting of 6 players. Each team serves either The Sapphire Flame or The Amber Hand, which seek to use the players to complete a ritual and fully realize their existence in the physical world.
Players cannot choose the team they fight for, as this is decided at the start of every match by the matchmaking engine.
In-game[edit | edit source]
During a game, a player works with their team to destroy the enemy Patron, while defending their own.
Heroes[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Heroes
Before players can join a game, they are required to pick at least three heroes.