

Baba is the second new Hero added in Deadlock’s latest major update, City Never Sleeps. Here is a full breakdown of the Deadlock Baba Abilities, how they work and a video showing her first-look gameplay.
Baba has been added to Deadlock as the second new Hero in the new Deadlock update. Here are her abilities, lore, and how Baba looks in Deadlock.
Want to see Baba in action? Watch the full breakdown of his abilities below.




There are a few things most denizens of The Cursed Apple hope to experience at some point in their lives.
See a Broadway show. Ice Skate at Rockefeller Center during Christmas season. Get yelled at by the Central Park Pigeon Lady.
Because Baba is more than just an old woman that feeds spirit pigeons in the park… she’s an institution. A force of nature woven into the very lore of New York City. Is it true that she’s sat at the same bench every day for the past 50 years, rain or shine? Maybe. Is she REALLY the leader of The Soho Coven? Who’s to say. One thing’s for sure though… she’s a New Yorker. And she’s not going to sit back and watch a bunch of tourists tear apart Manhattan in pursuit of power.
For more on the release dates of the other heroes, please look at our updating article, Deadlock New Hero Release Schedule: When Does Each City Never Sleeps Hero Release?.
We will continue updating both that article and this one as each new hero is officially confirmed.
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