#Dishonored doto

[martyfive]

on my way to replay dishonored for the hundredth time brb hold the former god of the void for a while

[waldmaerchen]

The party heist. Billie enjoys the gossip and steals the fruits while Corvo snacks all the Apricottartlets

[williamverse]

Finally finished this painting!

It's like the most detailed thing I've ever done (especially regarding their faces)

I'll be thankful for feedback!

[meglosthegreat]

I recently recced someone Dishonored, and in doing so realized that the reasons I love the series and the reasons game reviewers and media outlets loved the series are actually very different. So whatever you've heard about it being an inventive and mechanically intricate immersive sim, here's why you should actually play these games:

Corvo, the depressed dad who is also a rampant kleptomaniac who does a little bit (or a lot) of murder but it's ok because it's not as much murder as the ones he's murdering

Daud, the depressed ace/aro king who does one little war crime that everyone won't shut up about and is then sad for the rest of the series

Emily, the depressed empress who was actually pretty bad at ruling and needed to go murder a few people (or a lot) in order to get better at it

Billie, the depressed criminal who somehow ends up being a video game protagonist as a 40+ year-old black lesbian woman and is perpetually done with everyone's shit

The Outsider, the depressed god who is constantly soaking wet and torments people by giving them the power to do war crimes while also gleefully watching them slowly go insane

And that's just the major players! You also get as a bonus, in no particular order: deep worldbuilding, immaculate aesthetics, comically evil fucked up little guys, comically tragic fucked up little guys, talking rats, time travel shenanigans, slapstick comedy, and as much poetic justice as your twisted little heart desires.

[handwrittenhello]

waiting for the knife to fall...

[wavyanarch]

LGBTQ+ DISHONORED DISCORD

Hello!

Welcome to Dishonored Heretics! A very chill environment where you can discuss your theories, moments of the series, the game itself and many other things not only related to Dishonored.

We also have channels for the TTRPG of Dishonored!

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[alphagravy]

[the-insider]

(Never alone) Emily

[wolfgirl-valentine]

Love how every post DotO corvosider fic goes basically like this 🩶

Another quick sketch based on third wheel themed photos, and slowly sinking in the Corvosider obsession again sjjsjsj

More from me @miss-wolffie :)

[annoyed-galaxy]

You guys aren't gonna believe what I did....

Yup. I got marked by the Outsider.

My third official tattoo and I just had to get the Outsider's mark. I love the Dishonored series and I absolutely love the Outsider. But also this symbol is just so fucking cool so I committed and finally got it.

Surprisingly it wasn't that painful, except in very tiny spots. I am so happy though. Seeing my hand makes me smile because it's just so fucking cool UGH I'm so happy.

[broken-grace112]

"Strange how there’s always a little more innocence left to lose."

[meglosthegreat]

If Dishonored 1's element is water, Dishonored 2's element is air. Karnaca is described as a city "at the edge of the world", and is defined by its elevation, its towering trees, and the wind currents that provide the city its power. Almost every map in the game has you climbing upward, away from the water that is your home and haven, until you reach the Dust District where the clouds blowing through obscure it completely. Bloodflies are the game's primary environmental hazard, replacing the river krusts and rats of Dishonored 1.

The wind is a double-edged thing in the story. It brings prosperity, allowing Karnaca to escape the need for whale oil in the face of rationing. But that prosperity does not extend to those facing the brunt of its effects; those condemned to toil in the silver mines and live in the district poisoned by their exploitation. The wind powers homes; it also powers the devices used to exert control over the city's population. In short, the wind is like the Empire - as easily put to harm as it is to good. All it took was one Empress deposed by another, and those forces shifted with all the fickleness of a breeze.

Even the Void changes from the serene, underwater-like place in Dishonored 1. It becomes a wasteland of howling emptiness and tall, jagged spires. Shindaerey Peak is the place where the Void meets the world, and the gulley connecting it to Karnaca is where the city's wind currents originate. It is a city at the edge of the world not just in the physical sense - it also lies at the boundary between this world and the Void.

When you leap from Coldridge Prison at the beginning of Dishonored 1, the water is there to greet you. But in Dishonored 2, the water is withheld. When you fall, there is only empty, unforgiving air. Which makes it all the more compelling when the Outsider reaches out to catch you.

(Also, I should point out that there are two more Isles yet to be featured in a game and two more elements yet to be thematically implemented...)

[kleiner-ghost]

The fact that this is one of my only Dishonored screenshots is a bit alarming lol

[sagewhite]

Best scare in D2?

Accidentally kicking a trashcan.

[bottom-slut-unionizer]

A cute little bonus, but if you don't take the painting before freeing daud, he blinks up and takes it

[anatomight]

Serkonan men practice because i miss my pens