To starboard, near the stern of the ship, is the small skiff that is used to transport Corvo or Emily to their various missions. A small hatch near the bow of the ship opens into Sokolov's quarters, and it is through this door that the Crown Killer abducted Sokolov before the events of Dishonored 2. This door is seldom opened as the Dreadful Wale rarely takes on large cargo. Outside, the ship consists of a large deck area, with a door in the floor doubling as the mess hall's roof. The combined mess hall/cargo hold also acts as a briefing room between missions, with a situation wall for the protagonist to study, as well as Sokolov's art studio.

However, it does have curved sides and ladder-like indents just above the waterline, providing easy access for those in the ocean. As the Dreadful Wale is not a smuggling ship, it has no hatch for dumping cargo underneath it. The engine room is located deep within the hull, the bridge is at the top of the ship, and all the other rooms are just below the deck. The interior of the ship is split up into a number of rooms:Īll these rooms are connected by a series of corridors and stairways.

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