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The following text was extracted from the section labeled OLD LORE in the file citadel_dev_english.txt, which can be found in the Deadlock localization files.
{{HeroTabs}}{{Neon Prime}}
 
The following text describes the full lore of ''[[Neon Prime]].''
 
It was extracted from the section labeled ''OLD LORE'' in the file ''citadel_dev_english.txt'', found in the ''[[Deadlock]]'' localization folders. The file has since been removed.


== Welcome to Fracture: City of a Thousand Cities™ ==
== Welcome to Fracture: City of a Thousand Cities™ ==
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=== The Tunnel Rats ===
=== The Tunnel Rats ===
Looking for that special bottle of liquor to celebrate a heist? Or maybe your birthday's coming up and you really want some macarons. In Fracture, you can find anything, but the real question is, "How do I get it?" Between gang wars, cold wars, trade wars, and wars wars, there are dozens of reasons why access to your favorite items made in a specific borough may be inaccessible. And when you run into one of those situations, you're going to need The Tunnel Rats. Specializing in inter-borough trade routes, The Tunnel Rats are experts in moving products from one borough to another. The Wreckage Movement Did you happen to see that burned-out husk of a nightclub in the 819th Borough? That's not the result of domestic terrorism; it's just a new form of street art pioneered by The Wreckage Movement! If you're interested in buying a professional colleague a custom demolition for their place of business, don't hesitate to contact Ballista.
Looking for that special bottle of liquor to celebrate a heist? Or maybe your birthday's coming up and you really want some macarons. In Fracture, you can find anything, but the real question is, "How do I get it?" Between gang wars, cold wars, trade wars, and wars wars, there are dozens of reasons why access to your favorite items made in a specific borough may be inaccessible. And when you run into one of those situations, you're going to need The Tunnel Rats. Specializing in inter-borough trade routes, The Tunnel Rats are experts in moving products from one borough to another.  
 
=== The Wreckage Movement ===
Did you happen to see that burned-out husk of a nightclub in the 819th Borough? That's not the result of domestic terrorism; it's just a new form of street art pioneered by The Wreckage Movement! If you're interested in buying a professional colleague a custom demolition for their place of business, don't hesitate to contact Ballista.


=== Paradox ===
=== Paradox ===
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=== Jeong's Dumplings and More ===
=== Jeong's Dumplings and More ===
Come for the dumplings, stay for the black market tech auction that happens after hours! The Boy and the Drizaloth A new dining concept coming soon to Fracture (pending acquisition of a liquor license from the mayor).
Come for the dumplings, stay for the black market tech auction that happens after hours!
 
=== The Boy and the Drizaloth ===
A NEW DINING CONCEPT COMING SOON TO FRACTURE (PENDING ACQUISITION OF LIQUOR LICENSE FROM THE MAYOR)


=== The Midnight Robo Rally ===
=== The Midnight Robo Rally ===
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=== City Center ===
=== City Center ===
City Center (or as the locals call it: District Zero) is the heart of Fracture. Because violence of any kind is forbidden in City Center, it's a popular destination both for tourists looking to not get stabbed, and citizens brokering inter-borough deals alike. The only exception of course, is during The Election Battle, where District Zero turns into the most violent spectacle in the galaxy.
City Center (or as the locals call it: District Zero) is the heart of Fracture. Because violence of any kind is forbidden in City Center, it's a popular destination both for tourists looking to not get stabbed, and citizens brokering inter-borough deals alike. The only exception of course, is during The Election Battle, where District Zero turns into the most violent spectacle in the galaxy.
== Hero Backgrounds ==
=== Akimbo ===
Though he was built by a lonely gunslinger, Akimbo was taught that he couldn't use a gun to solve all his problems. This frustrated the robot outlaw immensely, but as time passed Akimbo realized that his human father was right. A gun only solved about 75% of his problems. To solve ALL his problems, he would need at least 2 guns.
=== Ballista ===
At a young age, Ballista learned a valuable lesson: if you blow up 13 buildings you're a public menace. If you CREATIVELY blow up 50 buildings you can pass it off as avant-garde street art. As such, Ballista declared themselves founder of The Wreckage Movement, a collective of bohemian artists whose medium is demolition.{{Development History}}
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