The miners will also stop receiving support from Stilton, resulting in an overall darker future. The manor won‘t go to ruin, but aside from two rat swarms it will be abandoned.
When killing Stilton, his home will be bought by Baron Caruso who will renovate it and then put it up for sale as Caruso Manor sometime later. This will result in an overall better future. He will also keep supporting the miners and their families.
He will keep ownership of his manor, performing several changes to it over the next three years. When knocking Stilton unconscious, either by choking him or using a sleep dart or stun mine, he will survive the night unharmed. When reaching the backyard, Corvo or Emily will also be given the option to decide Aramis Stilton‘s fate, potentially changing the present timeline. Both the study and the doors to the backyard are located at the far end of the manor and can only be accessed from the past. It is also revealed that the study is protected by a combination lock and the only copy of the combination is listed in Stilton‘s notebook which he keeps with him at all times. This artifact can show the manor's past timeline, and allows them to shift between the ruined present and the lavish past, where guards are still protecting this refined place.Īs the protagonist progresses through the manor it is revealed that the Duke and his party are staying in Stilton‘s study, while Aramis Stilton himself can be found in the backyard. Their powers will not work inside, and the Outsider appears at the beginning of the mission to give them the Timepiece. The manor Corvo or Emily must explore has been sealed for three years after an occult event and now lies in ruin. DetailsĮmily using the Timepiece to shift from past to present (GIF). Now that you’ve learned Delilah’s secret, make your way back to Anton Sokolov, waiting aboard the skiff.
Once inside, find out what you can about Delilah's secrets.
A strange ritual was performed three years ago in Aramis Stilton's Manor, involving Delilah Copperspoon and her followers.
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