The rat plague (called "The Doom of Pandyssia" by the Heart) is a rodent-borne contagious disease, responsible for the decimation of the population of Dunwall during the events of Dishonored.

Rats, specifically Pandyssian Bull Rats, are carriers of the rat plague, spreading the disease which infects the inhabitants of the city of Dunwall. They can be encountered throughout Dunwall, both in swarms and on their own. Rats and swarms can also be found in …

Weepers are sufferers of the rat plague in the last stages of the disease. They squat in various abandoned areas throughout Dunwall, such as the Distillery District and the Flooded District, and their numbers increase with chaos.

2016年12月29日 · In real history, I believe it was mites and/or fleas on the rats that carried the plague. That would be correct, but I've never figured out how the rats spread it in Dishonored, my best guess is by biting from the rats and overall contact with infected, according to the 'Tales of Dunwall' (There are a few minor inaccuracies, but it was made ...

If rats kill someone, alive or dead, it will count against you and raise chaos. Killing rats alone has no impact. If you can keep a swarm of rats from eating someone you knocked out go ahead....

Weepers are neutral antagonists in the 2012 action-adventure game Dishonored. They are sufferers of the rat plague in the last stages of the disease. Though the true nature of weepers are ambiguous, they are not necessarily evil or villains in the traditional sense, but still present a large problem for players unlucky enough to encounter them.

The rats collected in the poorest parts of town, in the slums, exhibit the oldest strains of the plague. While those found near the docks - where the foreign, plague-bearing rats would presumably have entered our city - exhibit a younger strain of plague.

Tell your neighbors and practice these things yourself: Avoid contact with the infected. Consume your ration of elixir daily, preferably in the morning. And report anyone suspected of carrying the plague. Everyone must work together to stop the spread of the dreaded contagion. Mission [] High Overseer Campbell; Gallery []

No it doesn't at all, kill as many rats as you want. I think it can be helpful to kill some so they don't eat any unconscious bodies near them.

2023年12月21日 · I know rats and bloodflies are supposed to be natural enemies, at least the big Karnacan bloodflies, but the flies that colonize and swarm around weepers look like minature bloodflies. They also share the trait laying eggs in organic hosts, though the plague flies seem small enough to avoid immediately killing their host.