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== Gameplay ==

In ''Deadlock'', ~~the~~ goal is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]] while protecting your own. The map ~~has four~~ lanes ~~with~~ Walkers/[[Guardians]] that funnel waves of [[troopers]]. ~~2 teams of 6 players, the ''Sapphire Flame'' and the ''Amber Hand'', use~~ [[Heroes]] with unique, upgradable abilities~~. [[Souls]] are~~ the main resource~~, serving as~~ both experience and currency. ~~Collecting them empowers~~ the team, ~~unlocks~~ 'boons,' and ~~boosts~~ Hero stats.

In ''Deadlock'', two teams of six—The Sapphire Flame and The Amber Hand—compete in a 6v6. The goal is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]], a massive golem, while protecting your own. The map features 4 lanes guarded by Walkers/[[Guardians]] that funnel waves of [[troopers]]. Players control [[Heroes]] with unique, upgradable abilities, using souls as the main resource for both experience and currency. [[Souls]] empower the team, unlock 'boons,' and boost Hero stats.

Heroes level up to ~~gain~~ stronger abilities and ~~have four~~ [[~~Items|item~~]] slots for [[Weapon|Weapons]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]]. Additional [[Flex]] slots unlock by completing map objectives~~. Players~~ use souls ~~to buy items,~~ earned by actions like killing creeps, defeating enemies, and destroying defenses. ''Deadlock'' draws from ''Dota 2'', ~~focusing on~~ tactics, teamwork, and [[strategy]] in a third-person perspective, blending skill-shots, ~~[[Zip-lines|~~movement]], and gunplay.

Heroes level up to unlock stronger abilities and can equip [[items]] in four slots for [[Weapon|Weapons]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]]. Additional [[Flex]] slots unlock by completing map objectives, and players use souls earned by actions like killing creeps, defeating enemies, and destroying defenses. Players can also traverse the map using [[Zip-lines|ziplines]]. ''Deadlock'' draws from Dota 2, emphasizing tactics, teamwork, and [[strategy]] in a third-person perspective, blending skill-shots, movement, and gunplay.

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 == Gameplay ==
-In ''Deadlock'', the goal is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]] while protecting your own. The map has four lanes with Walkers/[[Guardians]] that funnel waves of [[troopers]]. 2 teams of 6 players, the ''Sapphire Flame'' and the ''Amber Hand'', use [[Heroes]] with unique, upgradable abilities. [[Souls]] are the main resource, serving as both experience and currency. Collecting them empowers the team, unlocks 'boons,' and boosts Hero stats.
+In ''Deadlock'', two teams of six—The Sapphire Flame and The Amber Hand—compete in a 6v6. The goal is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]], a massive golem, while protecting your own. The map features 4 lanes guarded by Walkers/[[Guardians]] that funnel waves of [[troopers]]. Players control [[Heroes]] with unique, upgradable abilities, using souls as the main resource for both experience and currency. [[Souls]] empower the team, unlock 'boons,' and boost Hero stats.
-Heroes level up to gain stronger abilities and have four [[Items|item]] slots for [[Weapon|Weapons]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]]. Additional [[Flex]] slots unlock by completing map objectives. Players use souls to buy items, earned by actions like killing creeps, defeating enemies, and destroying defenses. ''Deadlock'' draws from ''Dota 2'', focusing on tactics, teamwork, and [[strategy]] in a third-person perspective, blending skill-shots, [[Zip-lines|movement]], and gunplay.
+Heroes level up to unlock stronger abilities and can equip [[items]] in four slots for [[Weapon|Weapons]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]]. Additional [[Flex]] slots unlock by completing map objectives, and players use souls earned by actions like killing creeps, defeating enemies, and destroying defenses. Players can also traverse the map using [[Zip-lines|ziplines]]. ''Deadlock'' draws from Dota 2, emphasizing tactics, teamwork, and [[strategy]] in a third-person perspective, blending skill-shots, movement, and gunplay.
 == Development ==