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* As of the sequel we now know that Corvo [[BadassBaritone sounds like]] Creator/StephenRussell so...no.
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* As of the sequel we now know that Corvo [[BadassBaritone sounds like]] like Creator/StephenRussell so...no.
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* As of the sequel we now know that Corvo sounds like Creator/StephenRussell so...no.
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* As of the sequel we now know that Corvo [[BadassBaritone sounds like like]] Creator/StephenRussell so...no.
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* Ultimately doesn't appear to be the case. VideoGame/DishonoredDeathOfTheOutsider sees him dead, either right away or after a few decades if he gets his mortal life back. The world doesn't end right away if he's killed and if it's a slow burn end of the world it's a VERY slow one, since the world survived at least a few centuries more to become the world of VideoGame/{{Deathloop}}.
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* As of the sequel we now know that Corvo sounds like Creator/StephenRussell so...no.
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* Alternatively the sheer number of dead bodies being burned due to the plague spiraling out of control is effecting the weather. This incidentally is a real phenomena, a large enough fire can provoke existing clouds to rain by changing atmospehring conditions as well as adding particulates to the air.
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* Jossed by the sequel. Even Delilah admits she was the illegitimate one. She also claims that she was promised the throne by their father anyway (and Emily proves that illegitimacy doesn't disqualify you in the Empire) but she is a very UnreliableNarrator and even if it was true given his later treatment of her it seems unlikely he ever meant it, signed anything to that effect or mentioned it to Jessamine.
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Correcting, as Choose Your Own Adventure is now a disambig between the genre (Gamebooks) and the book series.
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* He's the Daedric Prince of [[Main/ChooseYourOwnAdventure Plot Development]], a fragment of Hermaeus Mora. Each time you see him at a shrine, he's telling you about potential options in dealing with the mission at hand, after all.
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* He's the Daedric Prince of [[Main/ChooseYourOwnAdventure [[{{Gamebooks}} Plot Development]], a fragment of Hermaeus Mora. Each time you see him at a shrine, he's telling you about potential options in dealing with the mission at hand, after all.
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[[WMG: The world of ''Dishonored'' takes place in the [[Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatarverse]]
If you think about it, this is a possibility. What the people in ''Dishonored'' call the void, the people in ''Avatar'' can refer to it as the spirit world. The Pandyssian Continent that the Isles call could be where the world of Avatar takes place. The people in the Pandyssian Continent might as well be called Benders as the people of the Isles view their bending technique as some sort of strange magic, while the Abbey of the Everyman outright calls them subhumans for their use of bending. And what era would they put the Dishonoredverse in, well judging by their use in advanced technology, I'd say they would fit squarely into the era of ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra''.
If you think about it, this is a possibility. What the people in ''Dishonored'' call the void, the people in ''Avatar'' can refer to it as the spirit world. The Pandyssian Continent that the Isles call could be where the world of Avatar takes place. The people in the Pandyssian Continent might as well be called Benders as the people of the Isles view their bending technique as some sort of strange magic, while the Abbey of the Everyman outright calls them subhumans for their use of bending. And what era would they put the Dishonoredverse in, well judging by their use in advanced technology, I'd say they would fit squarely into the era of ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra''.
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[[WMG: The world of ''Dishonored'' takes place in the [[Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatarverse]]
Avatarverse]]]]
If you think about it, this is a possibility. What the people in ''Dishonored'' call the void, the people in ''Avatar'' can refer to it as the spirit world. The Pandyssian Continent that the Isles call could be where the world of Avatar takes place. The people in the Pandyssian Continent might as well be called Benders as the people of the Isles view their bending technique as some sort of strange magic,while while the Abbey of the Everyman outright calls them subhumans for their use of bending. And what era would they put the Dishonoredverse in, well judging by their use in advanced technology, I'd say they would fit squarely into the era of ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra''.
If you think about it, this is a possibility. What the people in ''Dishonored'' call the void, the people in ''Avatar'' can refer to it as the spirit world. The Pandyssian Continent that the Isles call could be where the world of Avatar takes place. The people in the Pandyssian Continent might as well be called Benders as the people of the Isles view their bending technique as some sort of strange magic,
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They look very similar and have remarkably similar physics, Wolfenstein shares a universe with Doom, and a helmet from Skyrim appears in both Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (which is set after the 2009 Wolfenstein game) and the 2016 Doom game. Perhaps Earth and the Dishonored world are both located in the "Outer Realms" mentioned throughout TES lore.
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They look very similar and have remarkably similar physics, Wolfenstein shares a universe with Doom, and a helmet from Skyrim appears in both Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (which is set after the 2009 Wolfenstein game) and the 2016 Doom game. Perhaps Earth and the Dishonored world are both located in the "Outer Realms" mentioned throughout TES lore.lore.
[[WMG: The world of ''Dishonored'' takes place in the [[Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatarverse]]
If you think about it, this is a possibility. What the people in ''Dishonored'' call the void, the people in ''Avatar'' can refer to it as the spirit world. The Pandyssian Continent that the Isles call could be where the world of Avatar takes place. The people in the Pandyssian Continent might as well be called Benders as the people of the Isles view their bending technique as some sort of strange magic, while the Abbey of the Everyman outright calls them subhumans for their use of bending. And what era would they put the Dishonoredverse in, well judging by their use in advanced technology, I'd say they would fit squarely into the era of ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra''.
[[WMG: The world of ''Dishonored'' takes place in the [[Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatarverse]]
If you think about it, this is a possibility. What the people in ''Dishonored'' call the void, the people in ''Avatar'' can refer to it as the spirit world. The Pandyssian Continent that the Isles call could be where the world of Avatar takes place. The people in the Pandyssian Continent might as well be called Benders as the people of the Isles view their bending technique as some sort of strange magic, while the Abbey of the Everyman outright calls them subhumans for their use of bending. And what era would they put the Dishonoredverse in, well judging by their use in advanced technology, I'd say they would fit squarely into the era of ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra''.
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** Confirmed to an extent. While Daud makes no direct appearance in the game, [[spoiler: he is the subject of a SequelHook and makes full appearance in the standalone sequel]]
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* At the end of Tales of Dunwall 2 (linked below) the boy's body starts bleeding and then fades into a bright red symbol. As the boy is the first canonical victim of the plague, it only makes sense that the mark signifies the plague, the Outsider (who is strongly implied to have started the plague by giving the mark to the boy), or both.
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* At the end of Tales of Dunwall ''WebAnimation/TheTalesFromDunwall'' 2 (linked below) the boy's body starts bleeding and then fades into a bright red symbol. As the boy is the first canonical victim of the plague, it only makes sense that the mark signifies the plague, the Outsider (who is strongly implied to have started the plague by giving the mark to the boy), or both.
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* Jossed. Delilah canonically got locked away in the Void by Daud sabotaging her possession ritual, which is considered the Nonlethal option. Additionally, Billie Lurk is guaranteed to be killed by Daud's own hand if he is high-chaos (IE: killing spree), while she canonically survives to the second game to become Megan Foster (and her ship's name, "Dreadful Wale" is an affectionate anagram of "Farewell Daud").
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[[WMG: The Outsider's realm is the [[VideoGame/Wolfenstein2009 Black Sun Dimension]], which in turn is a [[Franchise/TheElderScrolls plane of Oblivion]].
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[[WMG: The Outsider's realm is the [[VideoGame/Wolfenstein2009 Black Sun Dimension]], which in turn is a [[Franchise/TheElderScrolls plane of Oblivion]].]]
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When you consider how easily a man like Burrows took power, how cruel many of the rich and powerful are, and how grim and depressing the lives of many people are, it could be argued that The Outsider, with his "Human morality but inhuman perception" per WordOfGod, see's a few years of death and pain preferable to a few thousand years of most people being miserable. In Low Chaos, things get better by way of Emily being benevolent. In Total Chaos, thing's get "better" by way of KarmicDeath for the corrupt and by way of MercyKill for those who would otherwise suffer there entire lives.
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When you consider how easily a man like Burrows took power, how cruel many of the rich and powerful are, and how grim and depressing the lives of many people are, it could be argued that The Outsider, with his "Human morality but inhuman perception" per WordOfGod, see's a few years of death and pain preferable to a few thousand years of most people being miserable. In Low Chaos, things get better by way of Emily being benevolent. In Total Chaos, thing's get "better" by way of KarmicDeath for the corrupt and by way of MercyKill for those who would otherwise suffer there entire lives.lives.
[[WMG: The Outsider's realm is the [[VideoGame/Wolfenstein2009 Black Sun Dimension]], which in turn is a [[Franchise/TheElderScrolls plane of Oblivion]].
They look very similar and have remarkably similar physics, Wolfenstein shares a universe with Doom, and a helmet from Skyrim appears in both Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (which is set after the 2009 Wolfenstein game) and the 2016 Doom game. Perhaps Earth and the Dishonored world are both located in the "Outer Realms" mentioned throughout TES lore.
[[WMG: The Outsider's realm is the [[VideoGame/Wolfenstein2009 Black Sun Dimension]], which in turn is a [[Franchise/TheElderScrolls plane of Oblivion]].
They look very similar and have remarkably similar physics, Wolfenstein shares a universe with Doom, and a helmet from Skyrim appears in both Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (which is set after the 2009 Wolfenstein game) and the 2016 Doom game. Perhaps Earth and the Dishonored world are both located in the "Outer Realms" mentioned throughout TES lore.
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[[WMG: Dishonored takes place in the {{Warhammer}} universe]]
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[[WMG: Dishonored takes place in the {{Warhammer}} ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'' universe]]
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* In ''Dishonored 2'', Delilah has usurped Emily and goes by the name "Delilah Kaldwin"
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* In ''Dishonored 2'', Delilah has usurped Emily and goes by the name "Delilah Kaldwin"
Kaldwin".
* Confirmed in the sequel. Delilah is Jessamine's half-sister and was apparently 'promised' the throne by her father, the Emperor Euhorn Kaldwin. She was kicked out the Tower because she was accused of an accident Jessamine made and the former hated the latter due the extreme misfortune that befell her since then.
* Confirmed in the sequel. Delilah is Jessamine's half-sister and was apparently 'promised' the throne by her father, the Emperor Euhorn Kaldwin. She was kicked out the Tower because she was accused of an accident Jessamine made and the former hated the latter due the extreme misfortune that befell her since then.
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* Jossed. Delilah is Emperor Euhorn Kaldwin's eldest bastard daughter.
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* Confirmed via WordOfGod. There are hints that they both knew about it.
