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* Wraith's hands are always inside her pockets, as her two magic arms perform actions for her.
* Wraith's hands are always inside her pockets, as her two magic arms perform actions for her.
** Wraith's current character model doesn't actually have hands. However, there is a work-in-progress Wraith model in the files that has fully modeled arms and hands, as well as new animations performed with both her real arms and magic arms.
** Wraith's current character model doesn't actually have hands. However, there is a work-in-progress Wraith model in the files that has fully modeled arms and hands, as well as new animations performed with both her real arms and magic arms.
* Wraith has had 4 iterations of different designs and voice actors since her creation.<ref>2024-09-13 - [[Kaori]]; Deadlock Discord - ''"for instance, there have been not one, not two, not three, but 4 iterations of wraith in terms of theming and actor"''</ref> One of her earlier designs was a magician. That model was reused for the [[Metal Skin]] poster and for [[Sinclair]]'s character model.
* Wraith has had 4 iterations of different designs and voice actors since her creation.<ref>2024-09-13 - [[Kaori (developer)|Kaori]]; Deadlock Discord - ''"for instance, there have been not one, not two, not three, but 4 iterations of wraith in terms of theming and actor"''</ref> One of her earlier designs was a magician. That model was reused for the [[Metal Skin]] poster and for [[Sinclair]]'s character model.
* Wraith's weapon was originally called '''Houdini's Shackles'''.
* Wraith's weapon was originally called '''Houdini's Shackles'''.
* Wraith's weapon is based on the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thompson_submachine_gun Thompson submachine gun] (AKA "Tommy Gun"), notable for its usage by organized crime syndicates in the early 20th century.
* Wraith's weapon is based on the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thompson_submachine_gun Thompson submachine gun] (AKA "Tommy Gun"), notable for its usage by organized crime syndicates in the early 20th century.