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Revision as of 11:44, 23 October 2014
A whaling trawler.
Whaling trawlers are large waterfaring vessels that are used to capture whales, and are the backbone of Dunwall's economy.
The marine craft possesses a prow that extends and contracts from the ship, which allows captured whales to be brought aboard and transported to slaughterhouses, such as the Rothwild Slaughterhouse. After the harpoon gun on the bow weakens a whale, a hook pulls the mammal up through a chute onto the deck of the ship. Following this, it is then strung from an H-framed crane and harvested, primarily for its blubber, which is then later refined into whale oil.
Audio
Whaling trawler horn
Gallery
Concept art.
Whaling trawler concept art.
Concept art of a whaling trawler.
An illustration of a whaling trawler.
Trawler concept art.
A whaling trawler on the Wrenhaven River.
A closeup of a trawler.
A trawler.
A whaling trawler in Slaughterhouse Row.
A whaling trawler near the Legal District Waterfront.
Whaling trawlers near the Rothwild Slaughterhouse.
A trawler holding a whale.
A whaling trawler against the sunlight.
A pre-release image of a whaling trawler with a fresh catch.
A pre-release image of a whaling trawler.
Whaling trawlers in a picture of a whale slaughterhouse.