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If this helps, by playing good and ending evil you get a unique end cinematic where the guild master's narration is all surprised and he's like "despite a life of good deeds, the hero fell to temptation."

But to answer your question, it does give you a load of evil points, but nothing you can't get ...

No, they're not vulnerable to any element. However, they do seem to be especially vulnerable to piercing augmentations because of their heavy armor, so you might try that.

Yeah, the Temple and Chapel are sort of odd. They reward you not so much for your donation, but for how many good/evil points you earn through your donation. Someone who's good doesn't have room for many more good points, and someone who's evil doesn't have room for many good evil points. So it's ...

You can get engaged to any woman you want while married. The problem is, you need a marital home to get married - i.e. one of the ones that's automatically for sale, not one whose owner you killed (the exception obviously being Lady Grey, who provides her own house). Since there's at most one ...

Killing your sister and keeping the Sword gives you a lot of evil points, but it won't necessarily turn you pure evil. if you're pure good, you'll end up just kind of evil (short horns, black hair). No matter how evil you are, you can get to pure good by killing bandits and undead, or for quicker ...

The health/mana augments work as long as the weapon is equipped (as in selected in your weapons menu). You don't need a weapon unsheathed for them to work.

Basically, in most cases, you have to max out your strength stats (physique, health, and toughness)

Wear a dress whenever you're around her, beat her, insult her, and occasionally spend long periods of time away from her. That should do the trick.

[QUOTE=Darth Coran]wait,who and where is lady grey's friend?[/QUOTE]

While you're doing the Marry Lady Grey quest, there's a woman standing near the Bowerstone Jail exit that will give you advice about completing the tasks Lady Grey gives you. After completing the final task (defeat Thunder ...

No she doesn't… every time I've married her I already had a wife, and that's never happened. Unless you mean she kills any woman you're engaged to in Bowerstone North, I've never tried that.

I'll do with the second Fable what I did with the first: rent it, play it for a few days, and if I like it then I'll buy it.

Faust is basically right. When you're neutral, your hair is brown. As you turn good, it slowly turns blonde. As you turn evil, it slowly turns black and then starts to recede. I'm pretty sure your hair turns white when you're very old, as it's happened to all of my characters eventually no matter ...

One of the developers, when asked how you get the sword, said "Max out all your physical attributes." But I'm pretty sure either way works.

Many have tried, but it can't be done. If you do get your renown to legendary and manage to take it, the quest just disappears when you reach the area it supposedly takes place. A modder I know from the Lionhead Software boards even checked the code for the game, there isn't even a graphic for a ...

[QUOTE=penguin_king]i personally dont see a point in having tatoos on your characters legs if you will never be able to see them
unless you want the scariness/atractiveness[/QUOTE]

You can see them, just take off your pants. My character wears a shirt most of the time but I still get chest/back ...

[QUOTE=penguin_king]it does for physique also

pay attention now[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Faust]You might experiment around with the other physical attributes without raising health, I think you'll see what we're talking about.[/QUOTE]

Did either of you actually read my entire post? I did experiment with ...

Harvest gives +15, Golden Harvest gives +35, Fire Monkey gives +51. That is to both alignment and attractiveness.

penguin_king's set is nice and definitely the best for a good character. It's basically what I always get, except I get the Red Widow leg tattoo and I get the Harion Arm to complete a ...

I know what I'm talking about. In my last file I mastered physique and got toughness to 5, but never put a point into Health and my character never gained a pound. Also, in the short scene that plays in the upper right when you're leveling up, for health it shows your character getting bigger and ...

Your character's muscles are specifically related to the health stat, not the physique or toughness stats.

I've decapitated people with enflame before. They were stunned on their feet and I cast it, and their bodies dropped but their heads flew upwards a couple feet before dropping. It was pretty cool.

And it seemed a little unclear before, but to decapitate with a melee weapon they have to be stunned ...