Daud

• Daud's redemption arc

• Being “made,” responsibility, and Billie’s betrayal

• Daud giving up killing post-DH1

• Daud’s arrogance and illusion of neutrality

• Daud’s denial and egocentrism

• A different dream in his heart

• Daud’s Overseer disguise

• Daud at Brigmore

• Daud’s snark

• How Daud shares living space

• Daud setting up the flooded district for Corvo to confront him

• The pragmatism of Daud’s violence

• Daud Dishonored, Footstep Analyzer

• Daud & the witches' previous interactions

• What Daud will leave behind

• Daud isn't bloodthirsty

• The tragedy of high chaos Daud

• Daud's appeal as a minor character

• Jess’s assassination went awfully

• Daud being proud of Billie captaining the Wale

• Daud's motivations and characterisation in DOTO

• The thematic significance of Daud's death

• Daud's resentment towards Hiram

• Daud is a terrifying adversary

• Daud's mythos and recognizability

• Daud as an antagonist and protagonist

Entries categorized elsewhere

• Sokolov, Daud, & "following orders" in the coup

• Rothwild’s nonlethal and plausible deniability

• Dunwall as a morally dark setting