History VideoGame / DishonoredDeathOfTheOutsider

''Death of the Outsider'' was released on September 15, 2017 on PC, UsefulNotes/Playstation4 and UsefulNotes/XBoxOne. The trailer can be seen here: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQuHpdUbq6U (major Dishonored 2 spoilers)]]

''Dishonored: Death of the Outsider'' is the 2017 standalone entry in the [[Franchise/{{Dishonored}} Dishonored Series]] and the fourth entry in the franchise (following ''VideoGame/Dishonored2'').

''Dishonored: Death of the Outsider'' is the 2017 standalone entry in the [[Franchise/Dishonored Dishonored Series]] and the fourth entry in the franchise (following ''VideoGame/Dishonored2'').

''Dishonored: Death of the Outsider'' is the 2017 standalone entry in the Franchise/DishonoredSeries and the fourth entry in the franchise (following ''VideoGame/Dishonored2'').

* AndIMustScream: It's revealed that the Outsider has been lying on the altar in the Hold for 4,000 years.

* BankRobbery: Third mission.

* ConcealingCanvas: There is a safe behind a painting in [[spoiler:Ivan Jacobi's office]].

** We know for sure that Emily Kaldwin spared Billie in her choices in that game and she did survive to the end, likewise the fact that Billie is whole and uncrippled at the start of the game affirms that Emily spared Aramis Stilton in ''A Crack in the Slab''.
** Delilah's [[spoiler:appearance amongst the spirits bound to the Outsider at the end of the game]] implies that Emily killed her instead of just trapping her in the void again.

** Several of the female Eyeless are said to be witches who lost their powers while serving Breanna Ashworth at the Conservatory, which means that Emily canonically sabotaged the oraculum. However, the game doesn't specify Ashworth's ultimate fate beyond mentioning that the Conservatory's former curator is "gone."

** It's quite hard to obtain the "Voices" achievement without help, as it requires you to figure out that it's tied to just one specific location ([[spoiler:a room in the Conservatory's first floor on the fourth mission]]) and what the objects you're supposed to interact with look like. Even then, though the achievement's description calls for "breaking" the censers, you don't so much break them as just knock them over.

** Normally, the bank mission requires you to use an intercom to speak to a guard behind a locked door in order to access the part of the vault area's first floor that contains the vault controls, but it's possible to access it more quietly via a far less obvious method of climbing along the windowsills and using a hagpearl to shoot a button through a barred window which will unlock the nearby doors.

* SequelHook: [[spoiler:In her final monologue in both endings, Billie notes that with the Outsider out of the picture, the Void is changed forever, but it might continue to bestow superpowers to mortals like the Outsider did.]]

* TeleFrag: The Displace ability will inflict [[LudicrousGibs every possible dismemberment]] on [=NPCs=] if there are any in the targeted location when Billie is teleported there, [[PowerAtAPrice however]], it also damages her during the process. One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom corrupted bone charms]] even [[DefiedTrope discourages]] such elimination method by killing the person who interpenetrates someone else.

* KillEmAll: The fourth mission has a contract that tasks you with killing almost every Overseer and Oracular Sister in the level, except for Brother Cardoza, with the contract instructing you to leave them in one of the Abbey's "Musical Chairs". Considering [[ILoveTheDead the way Cardoza treats the corpses of Ashworth's former witches]], it's no surprise why people want him to suffer the most.

* TeleFrag: The Displace ability will inflict [[LudicrousGibs every possible dismemberment]] on [=NPCs=] if there are any in the targeted location when Billie is teleported there, [[PowerAtAPrice however]], it also damages her during the process. One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom corrupted bone charms]] even [[DefiedTrope discourages]] such elimination method by [[UpToEleven killing]] the person who interpenetrates someone else.

** On the plot side, the consequences of this game are ''colossal''. By the end of the game, the Outsider is [[spoiler:either dead or alive, but depowered. The results: 1, nobody knows what will happen to the Void without a god, but 2, there will likely wind up being a replacement sometime soon, 3, nobody can get new Void powers until that replacement turns up, and 4, the Abbey of the Everyman has lost its purpose entirely, which is a whole other set of repercussions.]] And even disregarding the Outsider's fate, it's noted throughout the game that the Void is physically bleeding into the world in a lot of places, which could have some interesting consequences...

* HappyEndingOverride: The Outsider's smug celebration in the close of ''Dishonored 2'' doesn't seem to work out so well for him at least, just when he was starting to get likable too. Likewise, [[spoiler:Emily's time-travel shenanigans in ''A Crack in the Slab'' did indeed leave Billie Lurk uncrippled and whole, with both arms and eyes. However by doing so, Billie is haunted by dreams of the other reality where she is still crippled and this allows the Outsider to reforge her into a Void-based {{Cyborg}} who has powers without needing his Mark, since the Void as the Outsider notes is a realm that is part-Dimension and part-Dream]].

* NeverMyFault: Discussed a few times. Daud blames the Outsider for his crimes, because by giving him the Mark he gave him the ability and powers to inflict harm on Dunwall. Billie openly questions this several times, noting that Daud, and she, had the freedom to use those powers however they saw fit, but Daud notes the danger and recklessness in giving these powers to individuals, since it amounts to empowering dangerous people who could harm society as a whole, and that the Outsider does deserve blame for creating these situations. Daud argues that the Outsider knew what they'd do with those powers, but in fact, it's implied that he gives people his mark only when ''he doesn't know what they'll do with it''. He doesn't bother with those he finds predictable, that is to say almost everyone. Considering what Delilah got up to in the previous game, he has a point, but the Outsider also makes a point about how everyone whose receives his mark can do whatever they want with them; he has no agenda other than "a good show".

* ILoveTheDead: An audiograph reveals that Brother Cardoza was fondling the corpse of a young witch he tortured to death. While he presumably stopped short of having sex with her corpse, he was clearly thinking of it.

* DevelopersForesight: If you kill Shan Yun but let his lover live, [[spoiler: you can find her in the next mission having committed suicide.]]

* WhamLine: The Outsider's monologue when she gets hold of the Twin-Bladed Knife, when he tells her [[spoiler:that Daud is dead while she was on the mission you were on]].

* TeleFrag: The Displace ability will inflict [[LudicrousGibs every possible dimemberment]] on [=NPCs=] if there are any in the targeted location when Billie is teleported there, [[PowerAtAPrice however]], it also damages her during the process. One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom corrupted bone charms]] even [[DefiedTrope discourages]] such elimination method by [[UpToEleven killing]] the person who interpenetrates someone else.

* TeleFrag: The Displace ability will inflict [[LudicrousGibs every possible dimemberment]] on {{NPCs}} if there are any in the targeted location when Billie is teleported there, [[PowerAtAPrice however]], it also damages her during the process. One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom corrupted bone charms]] even [[DefiedTrope discourages]] such elimination method by [[UpToEleven killing]] the person who interpenetrates someone else.

* TeleFrag: The Displace ability can turn someone into [[LudicrousGibs pieces]] when Billie is teleported to the targeted location into someone else, [[PowerAtAPrice however]], it also damages her during the process. One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom corrupted bone charms]] even [[DefiedTrope discourages]] such elimination method by [[UpToEleven killing]] the person who interpenetrates someone else.

** Billie Lurk doesn't need Mana to charge up her powers, and instead the energy to use the power is on a rechargeable timer, effectively allowing for unlimited ammo. This is a boon to those who otherwise carefully hoard their mana potions.

-> '''Daud''': You up for one last job, Billie?
-> '''Billie''': Who's the mark?
-> '''Daud''': The black-eyed bastard who's responsible for all the chaos.
-> '''Billie''': We're gonna kill the Outsider.

* InSpiteOfANail: [[spoiler:No matter what happens, Daud was destined for a VikingFuneral with Billie Lurk overseeing his pyre, the difference is that High Chaos!Daud from ''VideoGame/{{Dishonored}}'s DLC met this fate years before Prime!Daud did]].

* NunsAreSpooky: The Oracular Sisters appear and they are WomanInWhite covered with red blindfolds.

* LowerDeckEpisode: Must like the Daud-DLC for ''VideoGame/{{Dishonored}}'', this game will look at the seedier underbelly of Karnaca, and its protagonists are poor criminals rather than disgraced aristocrats.