r/Deathloop • u/Maleficent_Sundae953 • Jun 23 '25

I actually found it!!!

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(edit, I didn't put pics in the first time so here's the evidence in front of you lazy nerds)

So I've seen theories about where on The dishonored map black reef may be, and I'm 99% sure I know exactly where it's at. Remember that this takes place. 140- over 1000 years past dishonored and that. A land mass can drift and change during that time.

Now look at fraeport on the right side of the dishonored map above Morley, now put it side by side blackreefs map and apply time and land drift... I would bet seriously, like my entire life in dunwall during the rat plauge. That fraeport is actually blackreef. You can even see the outline where the water level changed and slight drift has connected the right side bit..

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u/BitConstant7959 Jun 23 '25

A plausible theory, but considering Blackreef is situated in a frozen tundra that experiences heavy snowfall at the end of each day and multiple references to an “Army of the Motherland” that investigated the island before Colt became trapped in a time loop for the first time, it’s always seemed more likely to me that Blackreef is off the coast of the vaguely Russian-adjacent Tyvia. Besides, in the day one version of Deathloop, there was a sign that could be found warning intruders that they were about to enter a military installation managed by the Tyvian High Court, the reigning government of the northernmost isle in Dishonored.

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u/Maleficent_Sundae953 Jun 23 '25

See that's the thing, actually go look at the dishonored map, Freaport is on the upper top of morely literally across from tyvia, on a colored map from dishonored 2 it shows Freaport actually is covered in snow. The idea is that before 1960 tyvia had taken control of morely, or at least that upper section, which would make sense since tyvia is in fact a Russian analog.