Dishonored Story DLC "The Other Side of The Coin" Trophies Leak

The trophy list for Dishonored's upcoming story-based DLC has surfaced online, revealing what awaits those prepared to dive back into Dunwall.

As you can probably imagine, spoilers are set to follow. If you want to save yourself some surprises, turn back now!

While we heard last year that Dishonored would be getting three DLC packs, the second and third of which would be story-focused, this is the first time we've been given a name for the upcoming content.

Thanks to PS3Trophies, we now know the game's second wave of DLC will be called "The Other Side of The Coin" and will let players journey to Rothwild Slaughterhouse and the estate of Thalia Timish. Combine this with previous reports that the pack will focus on Daud, the leader of a group of supernatural assassins called The Whalers, and it sounds like it could be a fairly sizeable bundle.

Ten trophies will be up for grabs, and you'll once again be rewarded for completing your missions without alerting or killing anyone. The full list is as follows:

• Just Business - You got the information needed from the Rothwild Slaughterhouse
• Missing Pieces - You obtained Delilah Copperspoon’s identity from Thalia Timish
• Well Connected - You purchased all of the Favors in The Other Side of the Coin
• No Regrets - You completed The Other Side of the Coin in High Chaos
• Redemptive Path - You completed The Other Side of the Coin in Low Chaos
• Whisper Ways - You completed The Other Side of the Coin without alerting anyone
• Cleaner Hands - You completed The Other Side of the Coin without killing anyone
• Rats and Ashes - You caused a death using an arc mine and a rat
• Message from the Empress - You performed a drop assassination from atop the Empress statue
• Stone Cold Heart - You spoke with the statue of Delilah in Timsh’s estate

We still don't have a release date or price for the DLC, which isn't hugely surprising seeing as it doesn't officially exist, but hopefully it won't be much longer before all the details emerge from the shadows.

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