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== Ability unlocks == | == Ability unlocks == | ||
Abilities are unlocked with [[File:Ability_unlock_icon.png|24x24px]] '''Ability Unlocks''' earned at {{Souls|600}}, {{Souls| | Abilities are unlocked with [[File:Ability_unlock_icon.png|24x24px]] '''Ability Unlocks''' earned at {{Souls|600}}, {{Souls|1200}}, {{Souls|2100}} and {{Souls|3600}} soul thresholds ([[Boon]] levels 0, 2, 4 and 6). The first 3 non-ultimate abilities can be unlocked in any order, while the ultimate ability can only be unlocked at level 6. Ability unlocks cannot be refunded. | ||
== Ability points == | == Ability points == | ||
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The player can refund an upgrade by clicking its slot up to 10 seconds after unlocking it, if they haven't used any abilities in that time window. | The player can refund an upgrade by clicking its slot up to 10 seconds after unlocking it, if they haven't used any abilities in that time window. | ||
All 32 ability points can be earned by leveling up. | All 32 ability points can be earned by leveling up. Additionally, the player can earn 1 point earlier by delivering the [[Soul Urn]]. | ||
== Types of abilities == | == Types of abilities == | ||
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An '''instant''' ability is an ability that can be used only once immediately before being put on cooldown. It is seen as the most basic and straightforward type of abilities. An example of an instant active ability is {{AbilityIcon|Bebop}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sticky Bomb}}. Some active abilities can be recast during a specific timeframe, such as {{AbilityIcon|Mina}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sanguine Retreat}}, but will still go on cooldown after the first use while the recast timer is active. | An '''instant''' ability is an ability that can be used only once immediately before being put on cooldown. It is seen as the most basic and straightforward type of abilities. An example of an instant active ability is {{AbilityIcon|Bebop}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sticky Bomb}}. Some active abilities can be recast during a specific timeframe, such as {{AbilityIcon|Mina}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sanguine Retreat}}, but will still go on cooldown after the first use while the recast timer is active. | ||
A '''channeled''' ability is an ability that requires channeling it for a duration, indicated by a filled bar slowly diminishing on the characters HUD. The channel can be stopped before the channel duration is complete, and will go on cooldown after it's first press before the channel duration has completed. Channeled abilities often prohibit the player from [[movement]] but this is not a rule. F. ex. {{AbilityIcon|Kelvin}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Arctic Beam}} allows walking around though at a slowed movement speed and crouching, but not [[Dash|dashing]] and [[jumping]] (the jumping key is default the key to cancel channeling). {{AbilityIcon| | A '''channeled''' ability is an ability that requires channeling it for a duration, indicated by a filled bar slowly diminishing on the characters HUD. The channel can be stopped before the channel duration is complete, and will go on cooldown after it's first press before the channel duration has completed. Channeled abilities often prohibit the player from [[movement]] but this is not a rule. F. ex. {{AbilityIcon|Kelvin}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Arctic Beam}} allows walking around though at a slowed movement speed and crouching, but not [[Dash|dashing]] and [[jumping]] (the jumping key is default the key to cancel channeling). {{AbilityIcon|Seven}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Storm Cloud}} prohibits all movement, unless upgraded to level 3. Channeled abilities can be stopped preemptively by and opponent by using a [[Status Effects|stun]], but a [[silence]] or [[Status_Effects#Displace|displacement]] will not stop an ongoing channeled ability. This does not affect the cooldown of the ability. | ||
[[File:Bonus Ability Charges.png|thumb|An ability with charges, showing 3 ready charges on the left and | [[File:Bonus Ability Charges.png|thumb|An ability with charges, showing 3 ready charges on the left and 4 ready charges on the right.]] | ||
A '''charged''' ability - or, an ability with '''charges''' - is an ability that can be used multiple times in a row, and has a separate cooldown for the time between charges and the time for a charge to be restored. This is indicated by a white bar over the ability icon on the players HUD, and is split by a thin black line for the amount of charges the ability currently possess. A charge that is currently on cooldown is indicated by a gray bar slowly filling up in place of the white bar. Some abilities will also start as instant active, and gain charges with levels. For more info, please see the table of charged abilities: | A '''charged''' ability - or, an ability with '''charges''' - is an ability that can be used multiple times in a row, and has a separate cooldown for the time between charges and the time for a charge to be restored. This is indicated by a white bar over the ability icon on the players HUD, and is split by a thin black line for the amount of charges the ability currently possess. A charge that is currently on cooldown is indicated by a gray bar slowly filling up in place of the white bar. Some abilities will also start as instant active, and gain charges with levels. For more info, please see the table of charged abilities: | ||
{{ | {| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" | ||
!Hero | |||
!Ability | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Billy|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Bashdown}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|The Doorman|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Call Bell}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Dynamo|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Kinetic Pulse}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Grey Talon|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Charged Shot}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Haze|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Smoke Bomb}}** | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Holliday|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Powder Keg}}, {{AbilityIcon|Bounce Pad}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Infernus|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Napalm}}, {{AbilityIcon|Flame Dash}}* | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Ivy|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Kudzu Bomb}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Kelvin|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Frost Grenade}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Lady Geist|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Life Drain}}* | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Lash|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Grapple}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|McGinnis|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Mini Turret}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Mirage|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Fire Scarabs}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Paige|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Conjure Dragon}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Paradox|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Time Wall}}* | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Seven|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Lightning Ball}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Shiv|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Serrated Knives}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Sinclair|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Vexing Bolt}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Victor|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Jumpstart}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Vindicta|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Assassinate}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Viscous|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Puddle Punch}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Wraith|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Card Trick}} | |||
|} | |||
<sup>* The ability needs to be upgraded to T3 before it is considered a charged ability</sup><br> | |||
<sup>** The ability needs to be upgraded to T2 before it is considered a charged ability</sup> | |||
=== Passive === | === Passive === | ||
A passive ability is an ability that is not directly activatable by the player, but by some condition of the game. Passive abilities can not be turned off or deactivated in any way after they have been unlocked. A passive ability can affect either the hero itself, such as {{AbilityIcon|Abrams}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Infernal Resilience}} or an enemy hero such as {{AbilityIcon|Infernus}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Afterburn}}, and heroes with a passive ability will often have this ability as a defining trait signifying how they are played and built. | A passive ability is an ability that is not directly activatable by the player, but by some condition of the game. Passive abilities can not be turned off or deactivated in any way after they have been unlocked. A passive ability can affect either the hero itself, such as {{AbilityIcon|Abrams}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Infernal Resilience}} or an enemy hero such as {{AbilityIcon|Infernus}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Afterburn}}, and heroes with a passive ability will often have this ability as a defining trait signifying how they are played and built. | ||
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!Ability | !Ability | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Abrams}} | |{{HeroIcon|Abrams|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Infernal Resilience}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Infernal Resilience}} | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Graves}} | |{{HeroIcon|Graves|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Essence Theft}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Essence Theft}} | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Drifter}} | |{{HeroIcon|Drifter|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Bloodscent}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Bloodscent}} | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Haze}} | |{{HeroIcon|Haze|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Fixation}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Fixation}} | ||
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|{{HeroIcon| | |{{HeroIcon|Infernus|size=30px}} | ||
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|{{AbilityIcon|Afterburn}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Afterburn}} | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Mina}} | |{{HeroIcon|Mina|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Love Bites}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Love Bites}} | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Victor}} | |{{HeroIcon|Victor|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Shocking Reanimation}} (Has a cooldown) | |{{AbilityIcon|Shocking Reanimation}} (Has a cooldown) | ||
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|{{HeroIcon|Vyper}} | |{{HeroIcon|Vyper|size=30px}} | ||
|{{AbilityIcon|Slither}} | |{{AbilityIcon|Slither}} | ||
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== Ability Scaling and damage == | == Ability Scaling and damage == | ||
Abilities | Abilities have three ways of being useful: dealing [[File:Spirit icon.png|frameless|20x20px]] [[Spirit Damage|spirit damage]], dealing [[File:Melee damage light.png|frameless|20x20px]] [[Melee Damage|melee damage]] or providing utility. | ||
=== Spirit Damage === | === Spirit Damage === | ||
[[File:Spirit icon.png|frameless|20x20px]] | [[File:Spirit icon.png|frameless|20x20px]]Spirit damage is the main form of ability damage there is in [[Deadlock]], and the vast majority of abilities will deal all or some of its damage as [[File:Spirit icon.png|frameless|20x20px]] spirit damage. This damage is generally split into two parts: the '''base damage''' represented by an integer, and the '''spirit scaling''' '''damage''' represented by a percentage of the heros [[Spirit Power|spirit power]]. The base damage is a base value that can only be changed via leveling up the ability using {{Ap}} '''Ability Points''', the spririt scaling damage can be increased by obtaining more [[File:Spirit icon.png|frameless|20x20px]]spirit power via [[Item|items]], [[Golden Statue|golden statues]], [[Powerup|powerups]] or the [[rejuvenator]]. Please see the page on [[File:Spirit scaling.png|frameless|25x25px]][[Spirit Power#Spirit Power Scaling|spirit power scaling]] for more details. | ||
=== Melee Damage === | === Melee Damage === | ||
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Abilities dealing [[File:Melee damage light.png|frameless|20x20px]] melee damage: | Abilities dealing [[File:Melee damage light.png|frameless|20x20px]] melee damage: | ||
{{ | {| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" | ||
!Hero | |||
!Ability | |||
!Notes | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Billy|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Bashdown}} | |||
|Upgrades to '''Heavy Melee Damage''' after 5 {{Ap}} '''Ability Points''' | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Calico|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Leaping Slash}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Silver|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Boot Kick}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Silver (Transformed)|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Go For The Throat}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Silver (Transformed)|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Mauling Leap}} | |||
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|{{HeroIcon|Viscous|size=30px}} | |||
|{{AbilityIcon|Puddle Punch}} | |||
|Upgrades to '''Heavy Melee Damage''' after 5 {{Ap}} '''Ability Points''' | |||
|} | |||
=== Utility === | === Utility === | ||
Some abilities will have no damage dealt, but will instead provide the hero with some sort of utility to use while playing. This is a wide topic and can be anything from {{AbilityIcon|Calico}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Ava}} providing mobility and eventually [[File:Health regen.png|frameless|20x20px]][[Health Regen|health regeneration]], {{AbilityIcon|Mo & Krill}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sand Blast}} providing a [[File:Status Disarm.png|frameless|20x20px]]disarm status effect on enemies, and {{AbilityIcon|Paige}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Plot Armor}} providing a barrier and weapon damage. | Some abilities will have no damage dealt, but will instead provide the hero with some sort of utility to use while playing. This is a wide topic and can be anything from {{AbilityIcon|Calico}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Ava}} providing mobility and eventually [[File:Health regen.png|frameless|20x20px]][[Health Regen|health regeneration]], {{AbilityIcon|Mo & Krill}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sand Blast}} providing a [[File:Status Disarm.png|frameless|20x20px]]disarm status effect on enemies, and {{AbilityIcon|Paige}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Plot Armor}} providing a barrier and weapon damage. | ||
== | === Scaling === | ||
While most abilities scale on [[File:Spirit icon.png|frameless|20x20px]][[Spirit Power|spirit power]], there are some that have alternate ways of scaling. These are {{AbilityIcon|McGinnis}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Mini Turret}} whose health scales on her own maximum health, and {{AbilityIcon|Paradox}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Kinetic Carbine}} which scales on her [[Weapon Damage|weapon damage]]. These are the only two abilities that scale on something other than spirit power. | |||
A few abilities have no scaling at all, only increasing in power when spending {{Ap}} '''Ability Points''' to upgrade them. This includes {{AbilityIcon|Lash}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Grapple}}, {{AbilityIcon|Mo & Krill}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Sand Blast}} and {{AbilityIcon|Grey Talon}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Rain of Arrows}} & {{AbilityIcon|Spirit Snare}} to name a few. | |||
Some abilities apply their spirit scaling not in increased damage, but in other aspects of how they work. These vary wildly, and include {{AbilityIcon|Lash}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Death Slam}} which increases its throwing range, and {{AbilityIcon|McGinnis}}'s {{AbilityIcon|Medicinal Specter}} which extends its duration. | |||
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