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- The Outsider is a supernatural being regarded as "part devil, part angel, and entirely ambiguous". In the world of Dishonored, it is seen as the source of all magic and preternatural phenomena.
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The Outsider is a mysterious, morally ambiguous supernatural being, neither good nor evil. He usually appears to people of interest as a plain-looking young man with short brown hair and black eyes, wearing a brown coat, blue-grey pants and black boots.
In Mission 5 - A Hole in the World, you begin this mission from your camp on the edge of the Shindaery Mining Camp, forgotten by the world, The Outsider will appear to you one last time with...
Sep 24, 2017 · Originally posted by SwaggyBooty: It's not possible to pronounce unless you are dead. Not necessarily, you can also be dreaming. However, it does take the idea of a "dead language" (as in, no one speaks it or reads it any more, like some Earth languages) pretty far...
Oct 15, 2019 · In Death of the Outsider, the Mark is revealed to be the Outsider's real name, written in a language only the dead can read. If Billie Lurk decides to spare the Outsider, the spirit of Daud whispers the name to her (which can not be heard ), and the Outsider is returned to the land of the living.
Typically, the Outsider is a force which works from the shadows, only manifesting itself to those who will alter the world's fate in a dramatic way. In the first Dishonored, The...
Dec 20, 2016 · The Outsider is the sardonic god who offers us magical gifts at the beginning of both games. He is explicitly beyond our knowledge, yet continually draws us into intimate conversation...
Valridagan. • 7 yr. ago. I hate this article so much. So much of it is absolutely correct, and it makes some good points, but it's totally wrong about the main point it tries to make. The Outsider NEVER judges you for the morality of your actions.
