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- The conversation between Daud and one of his Whalers has different variations, depending on what Corvo did [Credit: Desercitus, Frosty88d]
- If Corvo was seen and killed some of the whalers: "Corvo's beaten us, Sir. He's killed men who have no equal in the Isles. I'm afraid he'll kill me, too. You said this couldn't happen, sir."
- If Corvo was seen and didn't kill any of the whalers: "Corvo's escaped sir, we can't find him and he is moving through boundaries almost at will. We've failed you, sir."
- If Corvo was not seen, but reactivated the Greaves Refinery: "Corvo's vanished from confinement, from the whole area, and the men on duty swear they saw absolutely nothing. It sounds impossible, I know. The Greave's Refinery's restarted. What do you make of it?"
- If Corvo was not seen, and didn't reactivate the Greaves Refinery: the conversation doesn't take place
- If you possess Daud, you won't be able to control him, and he will mock you: "Nice try, Corvo. But inside MY mind is the last place you want to be."
- It's entirely possible to not confront Daud at all. You just need to steal his key, unlock the door to the sewer then move on.
- The Dishonored Roleplaying Game rulebook says that Granny Rags has an ability called Fog Caller that limits the vision of her opponents. During the fight with her, she does summon a blanket of green fog but this doesn't seem to have any gameplay implications. She also shouts things like "Shield me, ocean fogs! Shield me!", and "I control the clouds! They come and go at my command!".
- Granny Rags has a variation of Blink that generates a blast upon her reappearance. This blast can deal damage and knock-back.
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