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started yet another dh2 playthrough the other day and you’ll never guess what i’ve been drawing
(commission info // kofi support!)
Someone asked around million years ago about Martin and the dh2 overseer outfit. And I have to say I’m tuly not fan of the new design, but.. there are.. possibilities.
which one of us
is dishonored?
so……how about cyberpunk AU Corvo…….? |ω・）
step by step process already on insta!
new year - old scars ^(#｀∀´)_Ψ
“imagine Corvo being the Emperor and Outsider is still his lover after 15 years of him being on the throne. :“) Imagine Corvo teaching him to ballroom dance.”
For @kingxdandy
fleeting moments where it’s corvo watching the outsider and not the other way around
Based on art from this post: https://ukropstales.tumblr.com/post/186556212162/he-loves-bothering-corvo
*crying* I love dishonored so much.
I so fucking love the Outsider and royal protector Corvo Attano.
and… I don’t care, I ship it
(thank u Bethesda for the second part of my favorite game)
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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...)
Alexi and Emily
*enter into a passionate friendship with another woman*
