Who is canon Emily or Corvo?

The canon protagonist for this game is Emily Kaldwin and not Corvo Attano. This is confirmed by both people working on the game including Harvey Smith, and the novel Dishonored: The Return of Daud. Furthermore, Corvo was added as a protagonist later in development and the game starts in Emily's perspective. Powers?

Does it matter if you pick Emily or Corvo?

1 Emily And Corvo: It's Best To Play The Game Twice

Either way, there is a lot of enjoyment to be had from playing through both of their stories at least once. Although the main story beats will remain the same, it's their differing perspectives that really shine throughout the game.

Which Corvo is canon?

Just like Dishonored 1's story Arkane Studios said the low chaos story's are canon. Since they made the second game, both characters story's are basically the same. Both work with Billie, both save you know who.

Who is more powerful Corvo or Emily?

Blink. Corvo's Blink, quite simply, is superior to Emily's Far Reach. The difference between the two is that Corvo's is basically a teleport that can avoid enemy line of sight while used, and Emily's is not.

Which Dishonoured ending is canon?

Rescuing Calista's uncle is an optional objective when Corvo is sent to kill the High Overseer, but the canonical outcome is that Corvo indeed got him out—he's alive in the tie-in novel The Corroded Man.

Dishonored 2:Choose Emily or Corvo? (Guide)

What is the true ending in Dishonored?

The Good Ending

Samuel drops Corvo off at Kingsparrow lighthouse, and expresses approval of the way that Corvo has handled things throughout the game, saying Corvo has earned his respect.

What is Arthur's canon ending?

Arthur gets tackled by Micah and engages in a fistfight with him. It ends with Dutch appearing and Arthur warning him that Micah is the rat who betrayed the group. Dutch leaves Micah behind, Micah scurries off, enraged. Arthur succumbs to tuberculosis and dies while watching the sun rise on a new morning.

What did Corvo do canonically?

Havelock's fate - On the first page in Issue #1 of Dishonored: The Peeress and the Price, it is revealed that canonically Corvo killed Havelock by slitting his throat from behind. This is reaffirmed by Emily in Issue #2.

Who killed Corvo?

Corvo fights Daud. Corvo before being killed by Daud in a dream.

Why doesn t emily call Corvo dad?

Part of this is due to the nature of Corvo's relationship with Empress Jessamine Kaldwin, Emily's mother. While they were indeed lovers, it was a secret courtship and for much of Emily's childhood, Corvo was not publicly known as her father.

Did Corvo lose his mark?

In the events of Dishonored 2, we can appreciate at the beginning that Delilah 'steals' Corvo's Outsider's Mark.

Is Corvo mute?

“In the first game, Corvo was silent. Raphael Colantonio and I always knew that if Corvo ever spoke, we needed exactly the right actor,” says Creative Director Harvey Smith.

Who would win Daud or Corvo?

It is impossible to defeat Corvo in high chaos. When Daud performs a killing strike, he will disarm Corvo, but then (after the objective is shown as failed) Corvo will break Daud's arm and use his own sword to slit his throat. Only in low chaos is it possible to actually defeat Corvo and gain the special action.

Did Corvo train Emily?

Sword Training

Then he asks her to time her parries in order to destabilize him, then replicate to choke him and delivering the final blow. Corvo concludes the training by assuring Emily that she is now prepared for any foe who might strike her down.

What age is Corvo?

Corvo is then marked by the outsider following Jessamine's death in the year 1837, making the character aged 39 at the beginning of the first game.

What happens if Corvo signs the guest book?

If Corvo signs the guest ledger, it will be mentioned in one of two notes (Lady Boyle Missing and Corvo Signs Registry at Boyle Party) to Hiram Burrows in the Return to the Tower mission, depending on how he eliminated Lady Boyle. Lord Talmedge Estermont is possibly a son or relative of the late Lord Estermont.

Is Corvo a bad guy?

In the eyes of British honor culture, Corvo is a villain. His conduct is not that of a gentleman: he allows himself to be subjugated, he takes unfair advantage, and his vicious methods speak to his foreign origins.

Why does Corvo wear a mask?

Corvo's Mask is a device used to conceal Corvo Attano's identity, and is constructed of a sturdy material that allows it to serve as conventional armor. The mask, modeled after a human skull, was created by the inventor Piero Joplin, who gives it to Corvo upon their first meeting.

Did the empress love Corvo?

Jessamine maintained a close relationship with Corvo Attano, and the two became lovers on the 2nd day of the Month of Rain, 1823. While the relationship is kept secret, rumors about it are prevalent throughout Dunwall.

Why do they betray Corvo?

They wanted either an anonymous assassin (if you play low chaos you're not identified as the masked assassin) or they wanted a scapegoat of a rogue who was out for vengeance.

Why is Corvo immune to the plague?

The real reason for his immunity could be one of his passive abilities, Vitality. At Tier II Vitality passively regenerates Corvo's health, in other words giving him a Healing Factor, so it stands to reason that he canonically has this ability and it's preventing him from catching the plague.

Is Arthur canonically high honor?

Is Arthur canonically high honor? Low honor Arthur isn't a wrong way to play, it's just a different mindset for the character. Arthur is an outlaw not a saint and he acts just about how you would expect a murderer to be. Instead of having empathy for the people around him he just tells it how it is.

Who does Arthur love?

Perhaps most notably, he falls in love with Eliza, a waitress he meets. They have a son named Isaac, and while Arthur isn't around to be a father to the child, he does try to support them however he can. Eliza isn't an outlaw, though she knows how Arthur makes his money and accepts his help.

Who will betray Arthur?

Mordred is often the character that betrays King Arthur, but Queen Guinevere and Lancelot also betray King Arthur as they are having an affair. The circumstances surrounding the betrayal vary.