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sorry about the tangent.

Ronok, Sentinus, and Arken's Crossbow.

thank you for the term for the elves, I wasn't sure of that one. and you do bring up a valid point as well. I wasn't thinking immortal or all-powerful, just powerful enough to unnaturally extend his life-force.

with the way the guild is set up, I don't think it would matter either way. hm, one thing I just thought of. there are good Liches as well in D&D. elven tomb guardians, I believe. just a thought

yeah, the whole jumping down out of the trees thing will freak you the first time you fight balvarines

the only thing that really bugs me about the final look is the eyes of your char before he graduates. they kinda creep me out. LoL

not really sure if the nymphs are viable as summoned creatures or not. don't really use the spell often enough to be sure.

the timed quest are fairly cut and dry. with physical shield and the Solus (or prefered weapon of choice), you should be able to kill all minions in plenty of time, as long as you don't drag your feet. 2-2 1/2 mins should be all you need.

try Lychfield, or any other area where the undead congregate

I suppose the best determiner for which is best should be each person's choice: faster in combat (SoA) or more damage (SG). all other discussions are gameplot issues. the only reason the SoA is "the most powerful sword in the multiverse, etc." is because that is the storyline doled out by the ...

spoilers are specific game information that discuss quest/ areas of the game that other players might not have progressed to as of yet. though the white balvarine is the focus of the quest in knothole glade, you will encounter more of them down the road

it is a shame that specializing in skill doesn't alter your appearance. one thing that ticks me off is that the neutral leather kills you on appearance (-50), the bright leather is a little better (-23 app), but the dark is the most beneficial (-23 app, +23 scariness). it's not worth the loss to be ...

this is purely from D&D, and has nothing to do with Fable, but here goes. a liche is a mage, sorcerer, or cleric who, through the use of necromantic magic, chooses an eternity of undeath instead of living out their natural lifespan and passing on to the afterlife. usually they are extremely powerful ...

actually, health is the stat that makes you bulkier. the higher your health, the more muscle you put on. I would think that physique would do that, but who am I? I didn't develop it, I just play it

one creepy thing I ran into on the new game I am going through, is the kid from the Hobbe Cave Quest. when he's speaking in general, he sounds like the other kids in the game, but when he speaks to you, his voice gets deep. first time that happened, I thought the kid was going to turn into some kind ...

I believe it is the original concept art for the plate mail suit. besides, if you take a look at the other artwork on that site, it is similar but not dead-on for the final look of the game.

welcome to the forum naylor. the game is pretty cut and dry. if you are on a quest, there will be markers on the mini-map to show you where to go. if you are not sure what to do next, just talk to the Guildmaster, and he will tell you what you should be doing. if you have any other question about ...

there was another thread that came up with a solution to the disappearing merchant problem, which may or may not help. sleep for two full days and then go back. they should respawn. if not, the game just hates you.LoL

I find Fable to be more funny than scary, though the first time I used fireball it sounded like the faeries. wasn't sure what was going on.

that picture is from the lionhead studios website, fable (not tlc) concept art. here's the address, Fable Character Concepts