#Overwatch deadlock rebels series#
To steal back what’s rightfully hers, Ashe teams up with her omnic butler, B.O.B., and local ruffian Jesse McCree for a series of heists, catapulting the trio into a game of fast money and dangerous alliances. When Ashe is arrested yet again on the morning of her high school graduation, her aloof, old-money parents decide to disinherit her from the family fortune. Big “don’t talk to my teenage daughter” energy, over there. And then there’s Ashe’s omnic butler, B.O.B., sporting a rugged chinstrap beard. And McCree, “the local ruffian,” with his barely there facial scruff. Look at those little troublemakers - Ashe, with her hair creating clouds like the prairie sky at dawn. Image: Xiao Tong Kong, Blizzard Entertainment/Scholastic Books We’ve known about the book since last year, but its release brought something new: The cover illustration, showcasing Overwatch heroes McCree and Ashe as teens. And here’s the best part: It’s about McCree and Ashe’s brooding teen years.ĭeadlock Rebels was released Tuesday, a follow-up to Overwatch’s first YA novel, The Hero of Numbani. Overwatch’s latest novel is a young adult original called Deadlock Rebels, written by author Lyndsay Ely. Sure, the Overwatch animated shorts are good, too, but real lore nerds where are the best, niche information is: in the books. It’s not a ton to work with, but it’s something. We know him best from the quips and quarrels in his voice lines (e.g., “It’s high noon somewhere in the world.” “You seem familiar. you want to learn a little more about Overwatch gunslinger Jesse McCree, do ya? Over the years since Blizzard Entertainment’s hero shooter was released, Blizzard’s dropped us tidbits of lore - peeks at his outlaw life as part of the Deadlock Gang and Blackwatch, hints of the cynical-yet-justice-minded character.
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