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<\/p>\nWho is better, Corvo or Emily? Here at Green Man Gaming the same\u00a0question has been plaguing our minds for quite some time now. So we have decided to do a blog post with a difference! We are going to let you, the community, decide on who is the better protagonist.<\/p>\n
Below you will find a detailed synopsis\u00a0of each character, from story background to information about each of their abilities. Then next week we will let you, the community decide who is the better protagonist.<\/p>\n
Without further a-do here is a break down for each character.<\/p>\n
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Corvo Attano<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The main protagonist from the first Dishonored game is back! Before the events of Dishonored 1, Corvo was a Lord Protector\u00a0to Empress Jessamine Kaldwin. He was stripped of this honour when he was framed for the Empress’ murder by the usurper\u00a0Lord Regent Hiram Burrows. The Empress’ daughter, Emily is kidnapped and Corvo must clear his name and rescue\u00a0her. On his quest he was given the ‘Mark of the outsider’ which gave him access to some unique magical abilities.<\/p>\n 15 years after rescuing Emily (who we discover is actually his daughter) and defeating the Lord Regent, Corvo’s name has been cleared and he has been reinstated as Lord Protector to the new Empress, Emily Kaldwin. A new threat has reared it’s ugly head and threatens the new Empress’ reign, so it is up to Emily and Corvo to travel to the\u00a0city of Karnaca to confront this new threat once and for all.<\/p>\n Corvo’s powers are a mixture of offensive and defensive skills that can work in both stealth and combat situations. His power are listed below:<\/p>\n Blink<\/strong><\/p>\n Blink has been dubbed as Corvo’s teleportation move, and allows him to travel small distances within a ‘Blink’ of an eye. This is great power that really comes in handy when moving in the shadows and moving from one hiding spot to another. Blink is also great in combat situations as\u00a0you can move from one enemy to another, it even works through glass. Okay so the glass breaks as you Blink though it but that in itself can be used as a great distraction.<\/p>\n Bend Time<\/strong><\/p>\n This power pretty much does what it says on the tin. At first Bend Time only allows you to slow down time, once you have ranked the power up however you will be able to stop time completely. As you can imagine, this power is very handy for stealth missions. It can also be used to take out multiple enemies in combat and to dodge projectiles.<\/p>\n Dark Vision<\/strong><\/p>\n The only power that both\u00a0Corvo and Emily share, Dark Vision primarily lets the player see creatures and item through walls. It also helps in stealth scenarios\u00a0\u00a0as the power can visually alert the player to any sounds they are making. In Dishonored 2 this power has been upgraded slightly, sending out 3 pulses which are split 8 seconds apart as apposed to one big pulse in the first game.<\/p>\n Devouring Swarm<\/strong><\/p>\n Possibly one of Corvo’s most iconic powers. Devouring Swarm summons a plague of rats to either attack unsuspecting enemies or devour already defeated enemies, consuming their bodies without a trace.<\/p>\n Possession<\/strong><\/p>\n Possibly one of Corvo’s most powerful tools in his arsenal, Possession lets Corvo possess animals and once it is ranked up he is able to possess humans. Different possessions give Corvo different options for both stealth and infiltration. For example if you posses a rat you can roam around relatively unseen through grates and along floors. If you possess a hound\u00a0you will be able to move faster than usual. Possession can also be chained between creatures meaning you will be able to jump from creature to creature if you desire. Possession is a really handy power for Corvo and something every wannabe assassin needs.<\/p>\n Windblast<\/strong><\/p>\n This is a pretty handy power as this enables Corvo to fire a burst of energy which can blow enemies backwards. This power is increasingly handy should your target be standing on the edge of a building or in front of anything particularly hazardous. The power can also be used to remove obstacles and even shatter doors.<\/p>\n Emily Kaldwin<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Now 15 years older than she was in Dishonored 1 Emily has grown up to be a very skilled swordsman and marksman with perfectly honed stealth and assassin techniques (thanks to Corvo’s training). She has also been bestowed with the mark of the Outsider which gives her access to some brand new magical techniques and skills which did not feature in the previous game.<\/p>\n Like Corvo, Emily’s powers are a mixture of defensive and offensive techniques that can be used in both stealth and combat situations, her powers are listed below.<\/p>\n Far Reach<\/strong><\/p>\n Similar to Corvo’s ‘Blink’ ability, Far Reach allows Emily to transverse her surroundings at speed. Unlink ‘Blink’ however, the power needs to grab hold of something in for the player to be pulled towards it. This also helps Emily get to hard to reach places such as ledges. You can also sue Far Reach to pull enemies closer to you in order to nail those awesome sword executions.<\/p>\n Dark Vision<\/strong><\/p>\n The only true power that both Emily and Corvo share. This power is exactly the same as Corvo’s and really handy for navigation.<\/p>\n![\"emily\"](\"http:\/\/wordpress.prod.gmgfarm.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/11\/emily.jpg\")
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