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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
[[File:The Curiosity Shop.png|thumb|316x316px|alt=Curiosity Shop|The Curiosity Shop in-game.]] | [[File:The Curiosity Shop in-game.png|thumb|316x316px|alt=Curiosity Shop|The Curiosity Shop in-game.]] | ||
The Curiosity Shop is the main form of progression in matches of ''[[Deadlock]]'', giving players access to dozens of powerful [[items]] available for the player to purchase using {{Souls}} [[Souls]]. These items provide a variety of different stat increases and bonuses for the player, modifying things like ammo, fire rate, damage of abilities and weapons, ability range and cooldowns, movement speed, etc, along with passive buffs and additional active abilities. | The Curiosity Shop is the main form of progression in matches of ''[[Deadlock]]'', giving players access to dozens of powerful [[items]] available for the player to purchase using {{Souls}} [[Souls]]. These items provide a variety of different stat increases and bonuses for the player, modifying things like ammo, fire rate, damage of abilities and weapons, ability range and cooldowns, movement speed, etc, along with passive buffs and additional active abilities. | ||
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=== Selling === | === Selling === | ||
Items can be sold back to the shop for half of the initial amount of Souls spent on them, or entirely refunded if the player has not left the shop area after first purchasing an item, freeing up item slots for the player | Items can be sold back to the shop for half of the initial amount of Souls spent on them, or entirely refunded if the player has not left the shop area after first purchasing an item, freeing up item slots for the player. | ||
=== Imbuing === | === Imbuing === | ||
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== Shop Locations == | == Shop Locations == | ||
[[File: | [[File:Shops map.png|thumb|Shop locations.]] | ||
=== Base Shop === | === Base Shop === | ||
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== Lore == | == Lore == | ||
The Curiosity Shop's item catalogs are provided by [[Fairfax Industries]], Mystic Pharmaceutical Stores, and the Curiosity Catalog. | The Curiosity Shop's item catalogs are provided by [[Fairfax Industries]], Mystic Pharmaceutical Stores, and the Curiosity Catalog. | ||
== Gallery == | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:BaseShop HiddenKing.png|The Curiosity Shop's appearance in the [[Hidden King]]'s base | |||
File:BaseShop Archmother.png|The Curiosity Shop's appearance in the [[Archmother]]'s base | |||
File:Shop_NP.png|alt=Neon Prime Shop|The Curiosity Shop's appearance in [[Neon Prime]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* The side shops had wheels and tracks leading to each team's base, indicating that at one point in development they were supposed to move along the lanes. This was changed after the [[Map Rework]] update. | |||
* Before the {{Update link|October|2|2025}} update, Secret Shops temporarily closed when players from both teams were nearby. | |||
* The shape of the shop's minimap icon is more reminiscient of its [[Neon Prime|''Neon Prime'']] design. | |||
* The ''Team Fortress 2'' community map [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Freaky_Fair Freaky Fair], released in the 2024 Scream Fortress update, has a parody of the Curiosity Shop called the "Upgrade Station", with [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Merasmus Merasmus] as the Shopkeeper. | |||
== References == | |||
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== Navigation == | |||
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