[Spoilers] Third Way to deal with Deliah?

[Hex Deaf]

I noticed that when I put her on the throne, there was a pop up of two non-lethal options, one that said to put her on her throne and the other was 'find another way to deal with her' and that one had the black mark that happens when you fail a condition. Is there another way or is it a bug?

[Diablerie]

None that I am aware of or seen, You either kill her or leave her trapped in her fantasy world.

[rkiwtir]

u can craft a corrupt rune and place it on the throne.
Spoilers:
Deliah gets trapped in the world she envisioned!
Or kill her

[Plattsy]

Glad to see that someone is finally talking about this. So far, I haven't found any ways and neither have other people I have talked to so it may be a bug, heres hoping that it isn't, cause the more options the merrier!

[Atrus]

I don't understand what that second non-lethal objective is supposed to be either. Maybe they were going to put another non-lethal way to eliminate her in the game but decided against it at the last minute?

[Plattsy]

Originally posted by Crimson:

I don't understand what that second non-lethal objective is supposed to be either. Maybe they were going to put another non-lethal way to eliminate her in the game but decided against it at the last minute?

I can believe that. Hope they say something soon about it (after they fix the game for everyone of course)

[maiafay376]

I'll kill her my next run. She got off too easy being trapped in that world, being worshipped and loved and whatever else that Outsider mentioned in the ending. No, not after all the people she's killed and tortured. She dies.

[Jason rifleman]

Just kill her, she destroyed everything from you.

[LazyAmerican]

Another fun fact not related to this post...you can kill Anton and Meagan on chapter 9 before heading off to Dunwall. Got a laugh out of this...oh hell you guys have been through it all thick and thin...now it's time to get off my boat :).

[Plattsy]

Originally posted by LazyAmerican:

Another fun fact not related to this post...you can kill Anton and Meagan on chapter 9 before heading off to Dunwall. Got a laugh out of this...oh hell you guys have been through it all thick and thin...now it's time to get off my boat :).

Yeah and depending on what chaos level you play on it changes the reasons why Emily/Corvo kill them (Low chaos Emily says "You must've known about Meagan's past!" whilst High chaos Emily does the usual "you know too much" line). Absolutely love this game!

Originally posted by maiafay376:

I'll kill her my next run. She got off too easy being trapped in that world, being worshipped and loved and whatever else that Outsider mentioned in the ending. No, not after all the people she's killed and tortured. She dies.

Also nice to know that I ain't the only one who thinks thst Delilah got off way too easily. Kirin was a prick who experimented on people so he did deserve to be mindwiped but Delilah slaughtered an entire abbey and possibly thousands of loyal, innocent citizens and she is given her own content world to rule in the end!

I am hoping that if there is another non-lethal option it better be something that less luxurious.

[Dream Chaser]

Originally posted by Plattsy:

Yeah and depending on what chaos level you play on it changes the reasons why Emily/Corvo kill them (Low chaos Emily says "You must've known about Meagan's past!" whilst High chaos Emily does the usual "you know too much" line). Absolutely love this game!

My high-chaos Emily's line after killing Sokolov was ice-cold - "Empresses don't have friends, old man."

[madcat6204]

Trapping Delilah in a painting is a terrible idea. That's exactly what happened to her in the Dishonored 1 DLC, and she just came back more powerful than ever. Burn her to ash.

[nikolaj-11]

Originally posted by madcat6204:

Trapping Delilah in a painting is a terrible idea. That's exactly what happened to her in the Dishonored 1 DLC, and she just came back more powerful than ever. Burn her to ash.

I thought the canon event was that Daud killed her?

[madcat6204]

Originally posted by nikolaj-11:

Originally posted by madcat6204:

Trapping Delilah in a painting is a terrible idea. That's exactly what happened to her in the Dishonored 1 DLC, and she just came back more powerful than ever. Burn her to ash.

I thought the canon event was that Daud killed her?

Given that Daud used a painting to send her into the void, that the conspirators in Dishonored 2 used a ritual to summon her out of the void, and that the Outsider's problem involved Delilah being thrown into the void and discovering something she wasn't supposed to discover, it seems pretty clear that the low chaos ending from the DLC is the canon one.

[nikolaj-11]

Originally posted by madcat6204:

Originally posted by nikolaj-11:

I thought the canon event was that Daud killed her?

Given that Daud used a painting to send her into the void, that the conspirators in Dishonored 2 used a ritual to summon her out of the void, and that the Outsider's problem involved Delilah being thrown into the void and discovering something she wasn't supposed to discover, it seems pretty clear that the low chaos ending from the DLC is the canon one.

The outsider says "after her death" though.

[madcat6204]

Originally posted by nikolaj-11:

Originally posted by madcat6204:

Given that Daud used a painting to send her into the void, that the conspirators in Dishonored 2 used a ritual to summon her out of the void, and that the Outsider's problem involved Delilah being thrown into the void and discovering something she wasn't supposed to discover, it seems pretty clear that the low chaos ending from the DLC is the canon one.

The outsider says "after her death" though.

Are you playing high chaos? He said "at the end of her days" when I played that section, which is open to interpretation.