Yo, I'm SnickerPuffs! (she/they)
I'll be chipping away at the wiki every now and again, in between working on my mod Snicker's Randomizer (Gamebanana).
What is Snicker's Randomizer?
Snicker's Randomizer began with the simple goal of shuffling around all the abilities and weapons in the game. The mod was inspired by similar mods that were being created around the time, such as GlutenSnake's Ability Draft series, and a few custom games ran in the Deadlock Modding Discord.
Unlike the previously mentioned mods, Snickers Randomizer includes custom assets, such as a modified localization file and new models, to give each hero a more distinct identity from their base game counterpart. For example, Knives, who replaces 
Haze, is an impulsive and aggressive street criminal instead of a stealthy government agent.
The mod also includes several unused abilities from both scrapped heroes and upcoming heroes, as well as a few entirely new abilities, to add extra chaos into a typical match.
List of Heroes
List of References
- Several hero names are references to real people or other pieces of media, such as--
- Darude, who is named after the Finnish DJ of the same name, known for the song "Sandstorm".
- Engelbert, who is named after Engelbert Humperdinck, a British singer who was most prolific during the 1960s and 1970s.
- Manspider, who is named after the fictional superhero Spider-Man.
- Pinkerton, who is named after the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, a private security company.
- Quincy, who is named after a character of the same name from Bloons Tower Defense 6.
- Weeping Angel, who is named after an alien species from the long-running British series, Doctor Who.
- Doctor Wu, who is named after a song by the American rock band Steely Dan. Other traits of his characterization come from Wu Tomoki, a fictional character from the long-running Japanese series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (who is also named after the aforementioned song).
- Demoman's weapon, "Enola Gay", is named after the aircraft that dropped the first atomic bomb in 1945.
- Flotsam's weapon, "Undine", is named after an elemental creature from European folklore.
- Fugative's weapon, "Jonestown", is named after The Peoples Temple Agricultural Project, a settlement in Guyana where over 900 cult members died in a ritualistic murder-suicide in 1978.
- Gundam's weapon, "Little Miss", is named after a character in "The Bicentennial Man", a 1976 novel about a robot with human traits who slowly modifies himself to become more physically human.
- Heli's weapon, "Kitty Hawk", is named after the city in which the Wright Brothers completed the first successful test flights of the first airplane in 1903.
- Oppressor's weapon, "Ode to a Bouncer", is named after a song by the British-Finnish-Danish band Studio Killers.
- Tosspot's weapon, "Prince Buster", is named after the late Jamaican musician of the same name, who was a pioneer in the genres of ska and reggae music.
- Quixotic's weapon, "Dulcinea", is named after a character in "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha", a 1615 novel about a man who goes insane after reading too many chivalric fantasy novels.