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Revision as of 02:02, 21 September 2017
- "…[A]rguments on the 'gentle nature' of the brutes… [are] refuted by seamen who return to shore, wide-eyed with tales of the whales' savagery."
- —The Leviathans' Sorrow[1]
Whales are enormous waterbound creatures in the world of the Dishonored franchise that are hunted for their blubber, meat, bones, and most importantly, their oil.
Characteristics
Described as "creatures of beauty and sadness", whales are supernatural animals, associated with natural wonder, spirituality, and aesthetics.[2] They have many flippers running down their sides, large, sharp teeth, and barbels hanging from their maws. Whaling trawlers hunt them in great numbers for their oil, which is the main source of energy in Gristol, and their bones are also prized for the creation of runes and bone charms.
While whales are seen as dangerous and violent animals by most, there are a few people who perceive them as intelligent creatures, such as Pacotti and natural philosopher Douglas Church. They are also seasonal creatures, migrating around the world for the best food.
The Knife of Dunwall
The Knife of Dunwall DLC features a whale slaughterhouse with a live whale attached to a life-sustaining invention of Anton Sokolov that is designed to maximize its output of whale oil. If he so chooses, Daud can electrocute the whale to end its suffering.
In order to follow Granny's Recipe, which can be found in the first section of the mission A Captain of Industry, Daud must remove the eye of the whale after triggering the electroshock.
Death of the Outsider
Several whales can be found floating in the part of the Void known as the Ritual Hold, circling the resting place and physical body of the Outsider. Also, an audiograph can be found in the cultist's headquarter, in which one cultist speaks about the song of the whales.
Trivia
- Piero Joplin claims to have read about "land-going whales deep in the Pandyssian interior".
- The whales of the Dishonored franchise share several characteristics with the Livyatan melvillei, an extinct species of ancient sperm whale, the most obvious similarities being the large crown of the head and shape of the jaws. The in-universe whale is also sometimes referred to as a "leviathan", which was the original scientific name of the L. melvillei.
- Whales exist in the physical world and the Void simultaneously.[3]
Gallery
References
Characters in The Knife of Dunwall | |
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Protagonist | |
Assassination Targets | |
Others |
Abigail Ames • Delilah Copperspoon • Thalia Timsh • The Outsider |
Minor Characters |
Captain Blossom • Chauncy • Corvo Attano • Emily Kaldwin • General Turnbull • Jack • Jessamine Kaldwin • Melissa • Roland • Simmons |
Character Classes |
Butchers • City Watch Officers • Hatters • Laborers • Overseers • Soldiers • Watch Lower Guards • Whalers |
Animals |