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{{Item infobox
 
{{Item infobox
 
| type              = Tool
 
| type              = Tool
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| image              = Backpack_Soul_Gargoyle.png
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| image              = Backpack Soul Gargoyle.png
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| used-by            = [[Classes|All]]
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| 3d-image-1        = Soul Gargoyle Stone
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| released          = {{Patch name|10|28|2015}}<br />([[Scream Fortress 2015]])
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| 3d-image-2        = Soul Gargoyle Bronze
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| availability      = Distributed (event)
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| 3d-image-3        = Soul Gargoyle Silver
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| 3d-image-4        = Soul Gargoyle Australium
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| 3d-button-1        = default_half
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| 3d-button-2        = default_half
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| 3d-button-3        = default_half
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| 3d-button-4        = australium_half
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| 3d-viewname-1      = Stone
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| 3d-viewname-2      = Bronze
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| 3d-viewname-3      = Silver
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| 3d-viewname-4      = Australium
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| released          = {{Patch name|10|28|2015}}
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| released-major    = Scream Fortress 2015
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| availability      = {{avail|distributed}} (event)
 
| trade              = no
 
| trade              = no
 
| gift              = no
 
| gift              = no
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| market            = no
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| marketable        = no
 
| craft              = no
 
| craft              = no
 
| numbered          = no
 
| numbered          = no
 
| loadout            = yes
 
| loadout            = yes
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   | item-kind        = Sad Tool
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  | prefix          = Sad
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   | item-description = The Soul Gargoyle grants access to Merasmissions during the Scream Fortress event each year.<br>You can level up the gargoyle by collecting souls. Souls can be found by killing enemies, completing Merasmissions and finding Soul Gargoyles.<br>Levels up at 666, 1337, 2000 and then every 2000 Souls.<br><br>Provides access to Halloween transmutes where you can transmute 3 items for a non-tradable Halloween item from years past.<br>A bonus is given for every 10 transmutes.
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   | item-kind        = {{item kind|Sad Tool}}
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   | item-flags      = Not Tradable or Usable in Crafting
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  | strange-icon    = yes
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| rankson           = Souls Collected
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   | item-description = {{item description|Soul Gargoyle}}
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| rankson2           = Merasmissions Completed
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   | item-flags      = {{attribute|CannotTradeOrCraft}}
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| rankson3           = Halloween Transmutes Performed
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  | rankson         = Souls Collected
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  | rankson2         = Merasmissions Completed
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  | rankson3         = Halloween Transmutes Performed
 
}}
 
}}
  
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The '''Soul Gargoyle''' is an item received which grants access to [[Merasmissions]]. This item is obtained by logging on to Team Fortress 2 anytime during the [[Scream Fortress 2015]] or [[Scream Fortress 2016]] Halloween event. It also provides access to the [[Halloween Transmute]] feature. The Soul Gargoyle returned during the [[Scream Fortress 2016]] Halloween event.
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{{Quotation|'''Merasmus'''|A Gargoyle is somewhere on the map!|sound=Hall2015 garg spawn 03.mp3}}
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The '''Soul Gargoyle''' is a [[Tools|tool]] item. It is an eldritch<!-- This was capitalized a long time? --> idol of ancient evil that hungers for souls in the form of a gargoyle statue, with its right front claw on top of an object.
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The Soul Gargoyle is a free [[Campaigns|Campaign]] access tool that counts souls collected by players when the soul collecting is activated during [[Halloween event|Scream Fortress events]]. It allows players to use the [[Trade-Up#Halloween Transmute|Halloween Transmute]] feature and count [[Halloween Contracts]] (Merasmissions) completed during the same events.
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The Soul Gargoyle was first available during the [[Scream Fortress 2015]] event and returned for the following Scream Fortress events. In recent events, new players who did not yet own a Soul Gargoyle have received one by launching ''Team Fortress 2'' during an event, ''but'' after the annual Scream Fortress content [[Patches|patch]] has started the Halloween Contract Campaign, which can occur days after activation of soul collecting.
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This backpack item collects souls that represent kills and other points the player scores. All year long on [[Halloween map]]s, these collected souls appear as spooky white traces flying to the player from the bodies of slain victims, [[Control point (objective)|captured points]], [[Payload#Cart mechanics|pushed carts]], or other sources. During Halloween events only, the same soul collecting animations appear on all maps, and all souls collected in ''all'' games during the event are added to the Soul Gargoyle's Souls Collected count.
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In [[Scream Fortress 2015]] and [[Scream Fortress 2016|2016]], this item granted access to [[Merasmissions]], a Halloween [[Contracts]] set that was replaced in [[Scream Fortress 2017]] by [[Halloween Contracts]] that operate under the [[Jungle Inferno ConTracker|ConTracker]]. Halloween Contracts completed during the Contract Campaign increase the Merasmissions Completed count.
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Translucent green [[Pickups|pickup]] versions (sometimes referred to as '''Ghost Gargoyles''') randomly spawn on most Halloween maps (replacing [[Haunted Halloween Gift|Halloween Gift pickups]], spawning in the same locations, if the map originally had them). They are announced by [[Merasmus]] for individual players, who can then find and pick up their own Soul Gargoyle, only visible to them. Picking up a Soul Gargoyle produces a swarm of animations and during Halloween scores the player 10 additional souls all at once. Despite the Soul Gargoyles only being visible to the individual, the animations of a player picking one up are not. These souls also contribute to the Halloween contracts.
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== Soul collection ==
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While the Soul Gargoyles are activated by Valve, as a player performs certain actions in the game, souls are collected by their Soul Gargoyle. For the most part, the number of souls collected for each action correspond to those seen scored against Contract Primary Objectives, including:
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* 1 soul is collected for each kill or assist, including while waiting for players to join and during [[Humiliation]].
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* 1 soul is collected by each member of the team that captures a Point.
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* 4 additional souls are collected by each team member that actually Capture the Point.
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* 1 soul is collected for pushing the Cart through a given distance (also for the Doomsday/Carnival of Carnage platform)
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* 10 souls are collected when picking up a Ghost Gargoyle.
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* 25 souls are collected when defeating a Halloween boss.<ref>game\server\tf\halloween\halloween_base_bosss.cpp:L189-190</ref>
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== Ranks ==
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During Halloween events only, the collected souls are counted by the backpack item, similar to [[Strange|Strange Weapons]]; thus, the Soul Gargoyle in the backpack has a range of ranks that increase as the player collects souls.
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{{Soul Gargoyle ranks|width=35%}}
  
 
== Leveling Up ==
 
== Leveling Up ==
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The gargoyle starts at Stone quality and is leveled up with souls collected. The gargoyle's current quality will appear on the [[scoreboard]] next to the player's name. A player can receive souls by killing or assisting in killing enemy players, completing map objectives such as capturing a [[Control Point]] or pushing the [[Payload]] , or by finding and collecting a soul gargoyle that appears at random throughout the event.
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The backpack model of the Soul Gargoyle improves as its rank increases through the first 4 ranks; the Soul Gargoyle starts at Stone quality and levels up with the following ranks:
  
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{| class="wikitable collapsible" cellpadding=2 align="left" style="text-align:center; font-size:90%"
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{| class="wikitable collapsible" cellpadding=2 style="text-align:center; font-size:90%"
 
|-  <!-- Stone -->
 
|-  <!-- Stone -->
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| width="85px" style="background-color:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 1'''  
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| width="85px" style="background:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 1'''<br>(0 Souls)<br>
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| align="right" style="background-color:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle|75px}}
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| width="75px" style="background:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle|75px}}
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| width="120px" | Sad Soul Gargoyle
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| align="left" | The Stone Sad Soul Gargoyle holds a skullcap.
 
|-  <!-- Bronze -->
 
|-  <!-- Bronze -->
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| width="85px" style="background-color:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 2'''<br>(666 PM)<br>
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| width="85px" style="background:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 2'''<br>(666 Souls)<br>
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| align="right" style="background-color:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle Bronze|75px}}
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| width="75px" style="background:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle Bronze|75px}}
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| width="120px" | Silly Soul Gargoyle
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| align="left" | The Bronze Silly Soul Gargoyle holds a [[w:Dice#Polyhedral_dice|twelve-sided die]]. The sides consist of a Swan emblem, the nine [[Classes|class]] emblems, a [[Saxton Hale]] emblem, and a cigarette emblem (signifying the [[Administrator]]).
 
|-  <!-- Silver -->
 
|-  <!-- Silver -->
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| width="85px" style="background-color:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 3'''<br>(1337 PM)<br>
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| width="85px" style="background:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 3'''<br>(1337 Souls)<br>
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| align="right" style="background-color:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle Silver|75px}}
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| width="75px" style="background:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle Silver|75px}}
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| width="120px" | Sneering Soul Gargoyle
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| align="left" | The Silver Sneering Soul Gargoyle holds the talking pumpkin from the [[Gargoyles & Gravel]] comic.
 
|-  <!-- Australium -->
 
|-  <!-- Australium -->
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| width="85px" style="background-color:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 4'''<br>(2000 PM)<br>
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| width="85px" style="background:#ffbd7e;" | '''Level 4'''<br>(2000 Souls)<br>
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| align="right" style="background-color:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle Gold|75px}}
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| width="75px" style="background:#FFDDAD;" | {{item icon|Soul Gargoyle Gold|75px}}
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| width="120px" | Happy Soul Gargoyle
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| align="left" | The Australium Happy Soul Gargoyle holds a pile of "Gargoyles and Gravel" books, with the topmost one being the Gravel Master's Handbook.
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|-
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| colspan="2" style="background:#ffbd7e;" | '''{{common string|Note}}'''
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| align="left" | After the 4th level, only the name of the item changes; the icon remains the same.
 
|}
 
|}
 
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== Halloween Transmuting ==
 
== Halloween Transmuting ==
 
{{main|Halloween Transmute}}
 
{{main|Halloween Transmute}}
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Accessible via a sub-menu, the Halloween Transmute feature allowed players to trade in three qualifying items in exchange for an untradable, uncraftable [[cosmetic item]] from a previous Scream Fortress event.
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The Halloween Transmute feature allows players to trade in three qualifying items in exchange for an untradable, uncraftable [[Cosmetic items|cosmetic item]] from previous Scream Fortress events.
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Every ten transmutes results in the player receiving an additional bonus item, guaranteed to be of [[Haunted]] quality.
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== Strategy ==
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{{Main|Community Halloween maps strategy#Soul Gargoyles|l1=Community Halloween maps strategy: Soul Gargoyles}}
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== Ghost Gargoyle spawn locations ==
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{{Tabs
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| width=100%
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| title = Ghost Gargoyle spawn locations
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| orientation = vertical
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| icon1 = {{map name|Mann Manor}}
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| icon2 = {{map name|Eyeaduct}}
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| icon3 = {{map name|Eyeaduct}} {{parenthesis|{{common string|Underworld}}}}
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| icon4 = {{map name|Ghost Fort}}
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| icon5 = {{map name|Moonshine Event}}
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| icon6 = {{map name|Gravestone}}
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| icon7 = {{map name|Crasher}}
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| icon8 = {{map name|Helltrain}}
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| icon9 = {{map name|Bonesaw}}
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| icon10 = {{map name|Soul-Mill}}
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| content1 = [[File:Halloween Gift spawn locations.png|800px|center|thumb|Spawn locations on [[Mann Manor]].]]
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| content2 = [[File:Eyeduct overview gifts.png|800px|center|thumb|Spawn locations on [[Eyeaduct]].]]
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| content3 = [[File:Eyeduct underwold overview gifts.png|800px|center|thumb|Spawn locations in the Underworld on [[Eyeaduct]].]]
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| content4 = [[File:Ghost Fort overview gifts.png|800px|center|thumb|Spawn locations on [[Ghost Fort]].]]
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| content5 = [[File:Moonshine gargoyle.jpeg|800px|center|thumb|Spawn locations on [[Moonshine Event]].]]
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| content6 = [[File:Singular gravestone gargoyle.jpeg|800px|center|thumb|The single Gargoyle on [[Gravestone]].]]
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| content7 = [[File:Crasher gargoyle.jpg|800px|center|thumbnail|Spawn locations on [[Crasher]].]]
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| content8 = [[File:Helltrain gargoyle.jpg|800px|center|thumbnail|Spawn locations on [[Helltrain]].]]
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| content9 = [[File:Hacksaw gargoyle.jpg|800px|center|thumbnail|Spawn locations on [[Bonesaw (map)|Bonesaw]].]]
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| content10 = [[File:Soulmill gargoyle.jpg|800px|center|thumbnail|Spawn locations on [[Soul-Mill]].]]
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}}
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== Related achievements ==
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=== {{Achiev type link|ghostchievements}} ===
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{{Achievement table
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| col1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Masked Mann}}
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}}
  
 
== Update history ==
 
== Update history ==
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{{Update history|
 
'''{{Patch name|10|28|2015}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2015]])
 
'''{{Patch name|10|28|2015}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2015]])
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* Added the Soul Gargoyle.
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* The Soul Gargoyle was added to the game.
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** Gives access to [[Merasmissions]] and [[Trade-Up#Halloween Transmute|Halloween item transmutations]]
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** Tracks Merasmissions completed and souls collected
  
 
'''{{Patch name|11|11|2015}}'''
 
'''{{Patch name|11|11|2015}}'''
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* {{undocumented}} Updated the description of the Soul Gargoyle.
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* {{Undocumented}} Updated the description of the Soul Gargoyle.
  
 
'''{{Patch name|11|13|2015}}'''
 
'''{{Patch name|11|13|2015}}'''
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* {{undocumented}} Updated the description of the Soul Gargoyle.
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* {{Undocumented}} Updated the description of the Soul Gargoyle.
  
 
'''{{Patch name|10|21|2016}} #1''' ([[Scream Fortress 2016]])
 
'''{{Patch name|10|21|2016}} #1''' ([[Scream Fortress 2016]])
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* Continue last year's event by collecting the souls of dead players for your Soul Gargoyle by killing enemies, doing map objectives, or collecting the Soul Gargoyles that spawn in the maps
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* The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
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* All players who launch the game will receive a Soul Gargoyle if they don't already have one from last year's event.
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* {{Undocumented}} Updated the description for the Soul Gargoyle.
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* {{undocumented}} Updated the description for the Soul Gargoyle.
 
  
 
'''{{Patch name|10|25|2016}}'''
 
'''{{Patch name|10|25|2016}}'''
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* {{undocumented}} Added new ranks for the Soul Gargoyle.
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* {{Undocumented}} Added new ranks for the Soul Gargoyle.
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'''{{Patch name|10|20|2017}}''' ([[Jungle Inferno Update]])
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* {{Undocumented}} Updated the description for the Soul Gargoyle.
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'''{{Patch name|10|19|2018}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2018]])
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* The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
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'''{{Patch name|10|10|2019}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2019]])
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* The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
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'''{{Patch name|11|21|2019}}'''
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* {{Undocumented}} Fixed the [[Scream Fortress 2019|Spooky Spoils Collection]] not appearing on the Soul Gargoyle's list of Scream Fortress Collections.
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'''{{Patch name|10|1|2020}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2020]])
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* The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
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'''{{Patch name|10|5|2021}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2021]])
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* The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
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'''{{Patch name|10|10|2024}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2024]])
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* The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
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}}
  
 
== Trivia ==  
 
== Trivia ==  
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* The level up milestone '666' is a reference to the "number of the beast" in the New Testament Bible.
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* The level up milestone '666' is a reference to the [[w:Number of the Beast|Number of the Beast]] in the New Testament Bible.
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** The level up milestone '1337' is a reference to eleet or leetspeak.
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* The level up milestone '1337' (leet) is a reference to [[w:Leet|Leet-Speak]].
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* Each level of the Soul Gargoyle is holding a different item.
 
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** The Sad Soul Gargoyle is holding a skull.
 
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** The Silly Soul Gargoyle is holding a [[w:Dice#Polyhedral_dice|twelve-sided die]]. The die's sides consist of the nine [[class]] emblems, a [[Saxton Hale]] emblem, a cigarette emblem (signifying the [[Administrator]]), and a swan emblem.
 
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** The Sneering Soul Gargoyle is holding the talking pumpkin from the [[Gargoyles & Gravel]] comic.
 
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** The Happy Soul Gargoyle is holding a pile of Gargoyles and Gravel books, with the topmost one being the Gravel Master's Handbook.
 
  
 
== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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File:Backpack_Soul_Gargoyle.png|Stone Gargoyle
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File:Backpack Soul Gargoyle.png|Stone Gargoyle.
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File:Backpack_Soul_Gargoyle Bronze.png|Bronze Gargoyle
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File:Backpack Soul Gargoyle Bronze.png|Bronze Gargoyle.
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File:Backpack_Soul_Gargoyle Silver.png|Silver Gargoyle
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File:Backpack Soul Gargoyle Silver.png|Silver Gargoyle.
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File:Backpack_Soul_Gargoyle Gold.png|Gold Gargoyle
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File:Backpack Soul Gargoyle Gold.png|Gold Gargoyle.
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File:Gargoyle_Ghost.png|The Gargoyle that appears on maps
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File:Gargoyle Ghost.png|The ghostly Gargoyle Pickup that appears on maps.
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File:Gargoyle Appeared.png|The message informing the player that the Gargoyle has appeared on the map.
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File:Gargoyle Disappeared.png|The message informing the player that the Gargoyle has disappeared from the map.
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
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== See also ==
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* ''[[Gargoyles & Gravel]]''
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== References ==
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<references/>
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{{Pickup Nav}}
 
{{Scream Fortress 2015 Nav}}
 
{{Scream Fortress 2015 Nav}}
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{{Scream Fortress 2016 Nav}}
 
 
{{Tool Nav}}
 
{{Tool Nav}}

Latest revision as of 19:35, 19 November 2024

“
A Gargoyle is somewhere on the map!
Click to listen
— Merasmus
 ”

The Soul Gargoyle is a tool item. It is an eldritch idol of ancient evil that hungers for souls in the form of a gargoyle statue, with its right front claw on top of an object.

The Soul Gargoyle is a free Campaign access tool that counts souls collected by players when the soul collecting is activated during Scream Fortress events. It allows players to use the Halloween Transmute feature and count Halloween Contracts (Merasmissions) completed during the same events.

The Soul Gargoyle was first available during the Scream Fortress 2015 event and returned for the following Scream Fortress events. In recent events, new players who did not yet own a Soul Gargoyle have received one by launching Team Fortress 2 during an event, but after the annual Scream Fortress content patch has started the Halloween Contract Campaign, which can occur days after activation of soul collecting.

This backpack item collects souls that represent kills and other points the player scores. All year long on Halloween maps, these collected souls appear as spooky white traces flying to the player from the bodies of slain victims, captured points, pushed carts, or other sources. During Halloween events only, the same soul collecting animations appear on all maps, and all souls collected in all games during the event are added to the Soul Gargoyle's Souls Collected count.

In Scream Fortress 2015 and 2016, this item granted access to Merasmissions, a Halloween Contracts set that was replaced in Scream Fortress 2017 by Halloween Contracts that operate under the ConTracker. Halloween Contracts completed during the Contract Campaign increase the Merasmissions Completed count.

Translucent green pickup versions (sometimes referred to as Ghost Gargoyles) randomly spawn on most Halloween maps (replacing Halloween Gift pickups, spawning in the same locations, if the map originally had them). They are announced by Merasmus for individual players, who can then find and pick up their own Soul Gargoyle, only visible to them. Picking up a Soul Gargoyle produces a swarm of animations and during Halloween scores the player 10 additional souls all at once. Despite the Soul Gargoyles only being visible to the individual, the animations of a player picking one up are not. These souls also contribute to the Halloween contracts.

Soul collection

While the Soul Gargoyles are activated by Valve, as a player performs certain actions in the game, souls are collected by their Soul Gargoyle. For the most part, the number of souls collected for each action correspond to those seen scored against Contract Primary Objectives, including:

  • 1 soul is collected for each kill or assist, including while waiting for players to join and during Humiliation.
  • 1 soul is collected by each member of the team that captures a Point.
  • 4 additional souls are collected by each team member that actually Capture the Point.
  • 1 soul is collected for pushing the Cart through a given distance (also for the Doomsday/Carnival of Carnage platform)
  • 10 souls are collected when picking up a Ghost Gargoyle.
  • 25 souls are collected when defeating a Halloween boss.[1]

Ranks

During Halloween events only, the collected souls are counted by the backpack item, similar to Strange Weapons; thus, the Soul Gargoyle in the backpack has a range of ranks that increase as the player collects souls.

Rank Souls Collected Name
0 0 Sad
1 666 Silly
2 1337 Sneering
3 2000 Happy
4 4000 Pleased
5 6000 Delighted
6 8000 Cheerful
7 10000 Joyous
8 12000 Dignified
9 14000 Proud
10 16000 Noble
11 18000 Honored
12 20000 Exalted
13 22000 Breathtaking
14 24000 Outrageous
15 26000 Spectacular
16 28000 Majestic
17 30000 Epic
18 32000 Legendary
19 34000 Australian
20 36000 Merasmus's Own

Leveling Up

The backpack model of the Soul Gargoyle improves as its rank increases through the first 4 ranks; the Soul Gargoyle starts at Stone quality and levels up with the following ranks:

Level 1
(0 Souls)
 Soul Gargoyle The Stone Sad Soul Gargoyle holds a skullcap.
Level 2
(666 Souls)
 Soul Gargoyle Bronze The Bronze Silly Soul Gargoyle holds a twelve-sided die. The sides consist of a Swan emblem, the nine class emblems, a Saxton Hale emblem, and a cigarette emblem (signifying the Administrator).
Level 3
(1337 Souls)
 Soul Gargoyle Silver The Silver Sneering Soul Gargoyle holds the talking pumpkin from the Gargoyles & Gravel comic.
Level 4
(2000 Souls)
 Soul Gargoyle Gold The Australium Happy Soul Gargoyle holds a pile of "Gargoyles and Gravel" books, with the topmost one being the Gravel Master's Handbook.
Note After the 4th level, only the name of the item changes; the icon remains the same.

Halloween Transmuting

Main article: Halloween Transmute

The Halloween Transmute feature allows players to trade in three qualifying items in exchange for an untradable, uncraftable cosmetic item from previous Scream Fortress events.

Every ten transmutes results in the player receiving an additional bonus item, guaranteed to be of Haunted quality.

Strategy

Main article: Community Halloween maps strategy: Soul Gargoyles

Ghost Gargoyle spawn locations

[hide]Ghost Gargoyle spawn locations
  • Mann Manor
  • Eyeaduct
  • Eyeaduct (Underworld)
  • Ghost Fort
  • Moonshine Event
  • Gravestone
  • Crasher
  • Helltrain
  • Bonesaw
  • Soul-Mill
Spawn locations on Mann Manor.
Spawn locations on Eyeaduct.
Spawn locations in the Underworld on Eyeaduct.
Spawn locations on Ghost Fort.
Spawn locations on Moonshine Event.
The single Gargoyle on Gravestone.
Spawn locations on Crasher.
Spawn locations on Helltrain.
Spawn locations on Bonesaw.
Spawn locations on Soul-Mill.
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Related achievements

Ghostchievements icon.png Ghostchievements

Masked Mann
 Masked Mann
Collect a Soul Gargoyle in Mann Manor.

Update history

October 28, 2015 Patch (Scream Fortress 2015)

November 11, 2015 Patch

  • [Undocumented] Updated the description of the Soul Gargoyle.

November 13, 2015 Patch

  • [Undocumented] Updated the description of the Soul Gargoyle.

October 21, 2016 Patch #1 (Scream Fortress 2016)

  • The Soul Gargoyle was made available.
  • [Undocumented] Updated the description for the Soul Gargoyle.

October 25, 2016 Patch

  • [Undocumented] Added new ranks for the Soul Gargoyle.

October 20, 2017 Patch (Jungle Inferno Update)

  • [Undocumented] Updated the description for the Soul Gargoyle.

October 19, 2018 Patch (Scream Fortress 2018)

  • The Soul Gargoyle was made available.

October 10, 2019 Patch (Scream Fortress 2019)

  • The Soul Gargoyle was made available.

November 21, 2019 Patch

  • [Undocumented] Fixed the Spooky Spoils Collection not appearing on the Soul Gargoyle's list of Scream Fortress Collections.

October 1, 2020 Patch (Scream Fortress 2020)

  • The Soul Gargoyle was made available.

October 5, 2021 Patch (Scream Fortress 2021)

  • The Soul Gargoyle was made available.

October 10, 2024 Patch (Scream Fortress 2024)

  • The Soul Gargoyle was made available.

Trivia

  • The level up milestone '666' is a reference to the Number of the Beast in the New Testament Bible.
  • The level up milestone '1337' (leet) is a reference to Leet-Speak.

Gallery

  • Stone Gargoyle.

  • Bronze Gargoyle.

  • Silver Gargoyle.

  • Gold Gargoyle.

  • The ghostly Gargoyle Pickup that appears on maps.

  • The message informing the player that the Gargoyle has appeared on the map.

  • The message informing the player that the Gargoyle has disappeared from the map.

See also

References

  1. ↑ game\server\tf\halloween\halloween_base_bosss.cpp:L189-190
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