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* The name of Silver's weapon, '''Hair of the Dog''', is a shortening of the expression[[wikipedia:Hair of the Dog| ''Hair of the Dog that Bit You'']], referring to alcohol consumed to lessen the effect of a hangover.
* The name of Silver's weapon, '''Hair of the Dog''', is a shortening of the expression[[wikipedia:Hair of the Dog| ''Hair of the Dog that Bit You'']], referring to alcohol consumed to lessen the effect of a hangover.
* Silver is the first hero to possess a weapon without a traditional projectile or ranged option, as her primary fire in Werewolf form swings her claws to maim enemies in melee range. She's also the first hero to have two sets of abilities.
* Silver is the first hero to possess a weapon without a traditional projectile or ranged option, as her primary fire in Werewolf form swings her claws to maim enemies in melee range. She's also the first hero to have two sets of abilities.
* "Figuring What Happened Last Night in the Hideout" is displayed as one's status in the in-game Friends List when playing as Silver in the [[Hideout]].
* "Figuring Out What Happened Last Night in the Hideout" is displayed as one's status in the in-game Friends List when playing as Silver in the [[Hideout]].
* Silver's name is an ironic reference to the fact that silver is a common weakness to werewolves. The [[Patrons]] tell the player to find silver bullets to stop an enemy Silver.<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=The Hidden King|quotes=Silver/Quotes#Patrons|transcription=How hard is it to find some silver bullets and shoot her?!}}</ref>
* Silver's name is an ironic reference to the fact that silver is a common weakness to werewolves. The [[Patrons]] tell the player to find silver bullets to stop an enemy Silver.<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=The Hidden King|quotes=Silver/Quotes#Patrons|transcription=How hard is it to find some silver bullets and shoot her?!}}</ref>
** It's also a common component-word primarily to describe appearance of non-human specimen (e.g. "silver back", "silver fang", etc.).
** It's also a common component-word primarily to describe appearance of non-human specimen (e.g. "silver back", "silver fang", etc.).