Fable: The Lost Chapters Walkthrough

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__________ THE LOST CHAPTERS __________
WALKTHROUGH FOR THE PC OR XBOX
PC Walkthrough Version 2.5
April 2008
E-mail: randym1375@yahoo.com
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This document is Copyrighted by Randy Murtha October 2007 and may not
be reproduced in part or in full without the written consent of the
author. Nor shall this be posted on a website or printed in a magazine
without my consent.  All Rights Reserved.
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* TABLE OF CONTENTS *
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Legal Notice
1) Introduction to Walkthrough
2) More Walkthroughs by me, Version History
3) A Word From the Guildmaster
4) The World of Fable and Morality
5) Gameplay Basics, Combat Basics, and Leveling up
6) Tattoos, Hair Styles, and Facial Hair
7) Hero Titles and Renown Status Titles
8) Books
9) Trophies
10) Items
11) Armor and Clothing
12) Weapons
13) Augmentation Jewels
14) Magic Spells
15) Enemies
16) Hints and Stratagies
17) Game Walkthrough
18) Side Quests
19) Silver Key Locations
20) Silver Key Treasure Chest Locations
21) Demon Door Locations
22) Hero Doll Locations
23) Credits, E-mail Rules, and Legal Stuff
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want to be in.  This works on most of the walkthroughs out there so
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this.
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* LEGAL NOTICE *
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of who the violator is.
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* 1) INTRODUCTION TO WALKTHROUGH *
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Welcome to my very in-depth and extensive walkthrough for Fable: The
Lost Chapters for your PC or Xbox.  This game is the origional Fable with
a whole bunch of new add-ins and quests for your playing pleasure, an
expansion so to speak.  This is an action/adventure RPG that's fun to play
even though it's extremely easy combat wise.  This game offers decent play
control, great graphics, a good main story line, side stories that will
vary depending on your actions, crappy sound (on the PC anyways), and a
great way to waste an entire weekend avoiding your psychotic girlfriend.
What makes this such a good game is the fact that every little action
you do affects your character, the whole game is pretty much based upon
the moral decisions you'll have to make.  This has been attempted and
failed by gaming companies in the past but Microsoft actually did
something right this time because they pounded the nail into the coffin
with this type of game and blew it out of the funeral parlor.  This games
offers hundreds of choices to make and you can actually form relationships
with people, get married, become Mayor, become an Assassin, turn into a
grimey thief, buy a home and rent it out to people, way too many choices
to list so have fun and get ready for a really great gaming experience.
Only two or three games a year of this calibur come onto the market and I
recommend this game to the world.  The only thing Microsoft missed is
offering a female character to play the game through for all of the women
gamers out there.  They do exist, although quite rare.  You'd have better
luck playing Pick up Stix with your butt cheeks or finding a Kangaroo in
the Alaskan Wilderness than you would finding a die hard female gamer.
This is an M rated game and so is my guide, to some extent, I do
throw the occasional shit, douchebag, or asshole word in here and there
but I do stay away from the more severe words (except in my E-mail Rules
section).  Just warning you, I'm letting you know right off the bat what
to expect if you choose to use my guide so if you offend easily then this
may not be the best guide for you to be using.  Some may find this
immature, crude, tasteless, or downright tacky but let's just say I was in
a blueberry haze when I wrote this and leave it at that.
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* 2) MORE WALKTHROUGHS BY ME, VERSION HISTORY *
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>>> Other top-quality Walkthroughs I have written:
1) Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M.
2) Neverwinter Nights
3) Neverwinter Nights: Shadows Of Undrentide
4) Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark
5) Neverwinter Nights Gold Edition
6) Neverwinter Nights Platinum Edition
7) Quake II
8) Shadow Man
9) Shadow Man 2econd Coming
10) The Suffering
11) The Suffering: Ties That Bind
12) Turok 2: Seeds of Evil
You can ALWAYS find all of my guides and latest versions at:
www.gamefaqs.com
>>> VERSION HISTORY:
Version 1.0
October 2007
This is the first complete version of my guide.  I'm sure I missed
things here and there with all the choices you can make and I'd
appreciate the feedback letting me know what I missed, I will of course
credit you for any information you provide that I use in this guide.
After writing this I'm Fabled out and really don't want to search for
things that I may have missed.  All of the weapons, items, major items,
quests, and side quests are found/completed and in my guide so at least
those aspects are covered.  The only thing I know I missed for sure was
the location of Treasure Clue #3 but I do tell you where the treasure
is located.  Video games are great, until you write a guide for one and
then it just sucks the fun right out of it.  I can't write a guide for
a game and then still be able to enjoy playing it (with the exception
of Neverwinter Nights).
Version 1.5
January 2008
Added another website this is leagally posted on and fixed some
typos.
Version 2.0
Februray 2008
Added in the location of the last trasure clue (#3) that a reader
named David Trout sent me.  Thank you David, because of you this guide
is officially complete.  Also added the treasure you get by finding all
the clues.
Version 2.5
April, 2008
Finally added in what prize you receive for offering people for
sacrifice in the Chapel of Skorm.  Thanks to Erik Pirmann for letting
us all know.
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* 3) A WORD FROM THE GUILDMASTER *
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Congratulations are in store for you.  The fact you have been
proved with the Book of the Guild means you must be one of a lucky few
with enough potential to be invited here as a Hero apprentice.
We consider this text sacred and even, I would say, magical.  You
would be wise to study it carefully from cover to cover in order to
unveil its many secrets.
The task ahead of you will not be an easy one.  Only through years
of hard work can you hope to unleash your latent powers.  During its
long history the guild has seen many apprentices fail through idleness
and overconfidence, and I would be sorry to see one with potential such
as you throw it all away.   Albion needs its Heroes now more than ever.
Becoming a Hero of Renown means achieving great things, and to
accomplish less than greatness is to have done next to nothing at all.
You must understand that, for the Guild, greatness has no bearing with
regard to perceived good or evil.  No, it has more to do with the
Renown one achieves through actions, regardless of mortality.  Be
forewarned that the work necessary to become a Hero is not to be taken
half-heartedly.  On the contrary, this will be a most gruelling and
arduous training, encompassing all aspects of mind, body, and spirit.
I say this without a wisp of doubt.  We require that you apply yourself
as never before, but having done that, the rewards and Renown you may
achieve are unimaginable.
This said, if you do finally graduate from this Heros' Guild, you
may even one day be acknowledged as the greatest hero ever to stride
the cobbled paths of Albion.  Statues have been erected all over the
land in honor of those few Great Ones who came before you, those laid
to rest and permanently entombed at the Guild.  We may only hope our
success in training you will one day flame your successes throughout
Albion, coarse a place as it is.  Go now, and seek your destiny.
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* 4) THE WORLD OF FABLE AND MORALITY *
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While playing this game you'll have lots of moral decisions to
make and you can shape and forge your character into a good guy by
doing good deeds and not stealing, killing innocents, and helping
people out whenever you can.  Or you can become a neutral sort of
fellow by not doing good or bad deeds and staying out of everyones
business.  If you are trying to be a neutral character and your
alignment shifts towards good, then do some bad deeds to balance the
alignment scale back to neutral, and vice versa if your alignment
shifts towards evil.  And if you'd like you can become a sick, twisted,
evil bastard by killing innocents, stealing, pillaging, and helping bad
people do bad things.  OR you can become a character in-between all of
these.  Your physical appearence will be dramatically altered depending
on what alignment your character has.  Your character will have
something called the Renown Status and this will determine how people
view you and interact with you.  The moral decisions you make will
alter the side stories somewhat so choose wisely as to what type of
character you would like to become.  You can also play through the game
numerous times with all types of moralities, the possibilities can keep
you busy for a very long time if you wish to explore them all.
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* 5) GAMEPLAY BASICS, COMBAT BASICS, AND LEVELING UP *
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~ GAMEPLAY BASICS ~
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- HEALTH BAR: This is located in the top left corner of the game screen
and is red.
- MANA BAR: This is located directly beneath the health bar and is
blue.  This slowly recharges on its own, I'm talking turtle speed.
- RESURRECTION PHIALS: Next to the health and mana bars is a heart, the
number inside of the heart lets you know how many potions you have
left.
- MINI MAP: In the upper right hand corner of the game screen is a map
of the area you're in.  Green dots represent shops and people of
interest.  Red dots indicate hostiles.  Light blue dots represent
people you can't interact with.  A purple dot represents a Demon Door.
A white dot represents a Cullis Gate.  A flashing gold dot is the
current MAIN QUEST you are doing.  A flashing silver dot represents
what side quest(s) you are trying to complete.
- CLOCK: To the right of the mini map is a clock and I'm almost sure
you can figure out how to tell the time.
- AWARENESS EYE: To the left of the mini map is an eyeball.  If you are
around people then this eye will be open so they can see your every
move so don't steal or do bad deeds and act accordingly if you choose.
If it is half closed there are people in the vicinity so be careful if
you're stealing stuff.  If the eye is all the way closed that means no
one can see you so you can be as evil as you want so go ahead and take
a dump behind the Tavern next to the barrels of whiskey if you please.
The number inside of the eye indicates how many people are in your
vicinity watching you.
- CULLIS GATES: Throughout the game you will venture upon many gates
surrounded by blue light, enter the gate to teleport to other Cullis
Gates all around Albion.
- GUILD SEAL: This is given to you after you have completed training at
the Heroes' Guild, it is located in the bottom left corner of the game
screen.  This allows you to teleport to a Cullis Gate, you don't have
to be in a Cullis Gate in order to teleport elsewhere if you use this,
you may also recall yourself to where you used it last.  The default PC
control for this is "G."
- CONTEXT SENSITIVE ITEMS: Above your Guild Seal are three little slots
numbered F1-F3 and whenever you see something pop up in this you can
use that item/expression.  These context sensitive items are only
available when they appear, if you leave the vicinity they will
disappear and you have no control as to what pops up in these little
slots.  Pay very close attention to these slots so you know where to
use your shovel, give a gift to someone, fart in someones face, flip
someone the bird, or whatever.
- HOTBAR: Next to your Guild Seal is the hotbar numbered 1-9, simply
drag items into this so you can use them by pressing the designated
number instead of going through the long tedious inventory process to
use an item.
- INTERACT: The action button to interact with people, items, and so
on, the PC control for this is "Tab."
- EXPRESSIONS: This game has many expressions and actions you can use
to interact with people, which will differ depending on your alignment
and Renown Status.  Some of these are crude but funny like farting,
grabbing your ball sack, smacking your ass and telling people to kiss
it, and so on.  There are a lot of nice expressions you can use also.
- BOASTING: Whenever you take a Quest Card you can stand on a pedestal
and boast about the adventure you're about to embark upon, and if you
live up to your boasting you'll get extra gold and Renown Points.  Be
weary though, if you fail in your boasts you won't get any extra gold
or renown so don't go around being an egotistical douchebag claiming
you can do things that you cannot, also people will laugh at and make
fun of you if you fail to fulfill a boast.  How's that for an ego
popper?
- SHOWING OFF: If your character is the type of person who thinks his
shit doesn't stink he can run around and show off his battle earned
trophies to win praise from the local idiots.  Doing this will earn you
some extra Renown Points if you can show it off to a certain amount of
people in the time alloted.
- TRADING: When you go to a store to buy some equipment or run into a
vendor on the road, check their wanted list and if you have an item
they need you can sell it to them for way more gold than they would
normally pay for that item.
- RESTING: You can sleep at the local Tavern to recover fully and to
make approximately ten hours pass by.  You can also sleep in tents and
other peoples' beds.
- STEALTH MODE: Press "Caps Lock" to go into stealth mode so you can
sneak up on people.
- IN-GAME MENU: Go in here to save your game, view past and current
quests, look at all of your items and equipment, check your Hero Status
which has TONS of information about your character, read books, and all
sorts of other stuff.  The details in this game are stunning when you
think about it.
- QUESTS: Main quests are marked with a gold marker, side quests are
marked with a silver or bronze marker.
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~ COMBAT BASICS ~
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- UNSHEATHING YOUR SWORD: For PC players the default control is "Q" to
unsheathe your weapon, press the left mouse button to swing your blade.
- DRAWING YOUR BOW:  For PC players the default control to draw your
bow is "E," use the left mouse button to fire and hold the button down
for a couple of seconds to fire a more powerful shot.  While drawing an
arrow you can go into first person view by right clicking the mouse,
you can then zoom in on the enemy by using the mouse wheel for a more
accurate shot.
- USING MAGIC: This game has a lot of defensive and offensive spells to
choose from.  For PC players to use a spell press and hold "Left
Shift," then left or right click the mouse to use the spell you want.
To cycle through your spells to assign to the left or right mouse
buttons hold "Left Shift" and press "O," or you can do this by holding
"Left Shift" and cycling through the spells with the "Mouse Wheel."
- LOCKING ONTO ENEMIES: For PC players, to lock onto an enemy hit the
"Space Bar."
- COMBAT MULTIPLIER: When combating enemies you'll see the Combat
Multiplier appear below your health and mana bars.  If you hit the
enemy repeatedly without getting struck in return this multiplier will
keep getting higher, the higher you get the Combat Multiplier the more
experience points you'll receive for the battle.
- BLOCKING: To parry an enemies strike press the "Mouse Wheel."  You
can also roll out of the arching death blows the enemies swing at you
while blocking by moving left, right, forwards or backwards.
- FLOURISH: After you hit an enemy a few times without taking any blows
in return your melee weapon will turn purple and begin to glow, this
means you can do a powerful attack by pressing the right mouse button
which will knock the enemy to the ground or decapitate them.  Once
you're hit by an enemy the flourish icon disappears and you have to
build it up again.  This attack is quite powerful and comes in handy
while up against the tougher foe.
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~ LEVELING UP ~
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- GENERAL EXPERIENCE POINTS: Just regular experience points to collect,
kill the enemies any way you'd like to collect these green glowing
orbs.  Use the "Left Shift" key to make all of the orbs in the area
come to you.  You should try to kill all of the enemies around you
before collecting these so you can gain more experience points,
especially if you got your Combat Multiplier up in the twenties or
thirties.
- STRENGTH EXPERIENCE POINTS: Use your fists and melee weapons to be
rewarded these points.
- SKILL EXPERIENCE POINTS: To get these kind of points you will have to
use your Bow.
- WILL EXPERIENCE POINTS: Use magic spells if you'd like to gain will
points.
- RENOWN POINTS: This doesn't have anything to do with leveling up but
I thought this would be the appropriate place to put this.  Whenever
you do a deed, whether it's good or evil, you'll get Renown Points for
the deed that will go towards your Renown Status, killing enemies and
completing quests also earns you Renown Points.  Renown Status
determines how people view you as a whole and effects the way they
interact with you, good Renown Status will earn you respect and
admiration, evil Renown Status will earn you nothing but fear and pity.
When you've earned enough Renown Points the Guildmaster will inform you
of your new Renown Status.  With each new Renown Status comes new
expressions you'll get to use.
To level your character up you must be in the Heroes' Guild.  Next
to the Quest Map Table is a green and glowing pedestal, walk up to it
to level your character up.  You have three catagories to choose from,
Strength, Skill, and Will and each one has sub-catagories.  This is
like an experience store because you have to buy your upgrades with all
of your earned experience points which will get quite expensive for the
higher level characters.  Select a catagory and then buy the upgrades
you want, simple.  I like the fact that you can choose to customize
your character abilities any way you want and they're not automatically
assigned like a lot of other RPG's I have played in the past.  If you
want to buy something out of the Will/Skill/Strength catagory and don't
have enough Will/Skill/Strength points don't worry because you can use
the general experience points to buy from any catagory.  Here's the
upgrades available:
STRENGTH CATAGORY:
- PHYSIQUE: Dictates the force with which you can swing a weapon and
thus the amount of damage you can cause.  With greater strength also
comes the ability to weild heavier weapons and wear heavier armor.
- HEALTH: Purchasing this upgrade will increase the length of your
Health Bar.  The maximum number of upgrades you can purchase for this
is seven, which will make you quite the healthy character if all seven
are purchased.  Don't forget there are also Elixir's to find that do
this also.
- TOUGHNESS: This dictates your natural armor, your ability to
withstand blows from the enemy.  Obviously the tougher and more
hardened you are the less damage you'll take in battle.
SKILL CATAGORY:
- SPEED: This will increase your agility in combat and gives you a
better rate of fire for ranged weapons and a faster swing time for
melee weapons.
- ACCURACY: This is a good upgrade to buy if you use your bow a lot for
this will make you more accurate while using ranged weapons.
- GUILE: This will make your character be able to bargain with vendor's
for better prices on their goods.  This also helps your stealth to
sneak up on enemies and people, which is a plus for your character if
he's a Thief or an Assassin.
WILL CATAGORY:
- ATTACK SPELLS: All offensive spells, there are seven spells to choose
from.
- SURROUND SPELLS: These are primarily all defensive spells and you
have five to choose from.
- PHYSICAL SPELLS: A combination of offensive and defensive spells,
there are six to choose from.
- MAGIC POWER: Purchase this upgrade to increase your Mana Bar, the
maximum amount of upgrades available is seven.  Don't forget there are
also Elixir's you can find that will raise your Mana Bar.
>>> I will not list all of the available spells here, look in the Magic
Spells section of this guide to see all of the available spells.
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* 6) TATTOOS, HAIR STYLES, AND FACIAL HAIR *
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~ TATTOOS ~
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>>> To receive tattoos just visit a tattooist and purchase whatever
ones you please, you'll also find quite a few lying all over the place,
you can also buy them from traveling vendors all around Albion.  If you
find any that aren't listed please e-mail which ones I did miss and
where you've found them so I can add them here, I will of course credit
you for the find.
- RED WIDOW TATTOO: For the arms.
- SEACHAOS ARM TATTOO: For the arms.
- TALIN CLAN ARM TATTOO: For the arms.
- VAMBRACE TATTOO: For the arms.
- FURITE ARM TATTOO: For the arms.
- SEACHAOS LEG TATTOO: For the legs.
- TALIN CLAN LEG TATTOO: For the legs.
- FURITE WAR LEG TATTOO: For the legs.
- FOUR SPADES TATTOO: For the lower back.  Wtf, a tramp stamp for a
dude?
- DEATHLICON TATTOO: For the back, my favorite tatt in the game.
- FURITE DEATHEAD TATTOO: For the back.
- FURITE SWIRL BACK TATTOO: For the back.
- FURITE FLAME TATOO: For the back.
- HARVEST TATTOO: For the back.
- GOLDEN HARVEST TATTOO: For the back.
- FIRE MONKEY TATTOO: For the back.
- FIRIS HEAD TATTOO: For the back.
- EYES OF AVO TATTOO: For the back.
- CORON DAWN TATTOO: For the back.
- CORON DUSK TATTOO: For the back.
- BIG BLUE BOX BACK TATTOO: For the back.
- BIG BLUE BOX CHEST TATTOO: For the torso.
- FRYODIAN TATTOO: For the torso.
- LOPION TATTOO: For the torso.
- KRYNDON TATTOO: For the torso.
- VALIANCE TATTOO: For the torso.
- RUON PEAK TATTOO: For the torso.
- DARK VORTEX TATTOO: For the torso.
- CORON WAVE TATTOO: For the torso.
- LIONHEAD TATTOO: For the torso.
- HARION SHOULDER TATTOO: For the shoulders.
- KARLAN WINGS TATTOO: For the shoulders.
- FIRIS HEAD TATTOO: For the head.
- HOWL TATTOO: A facial tatoo.
- AUTUMN LEAF TATTOO: For the face.
- SPIRIAL DEMENTIA: For the face.
- ARROW TONGUE TATTOO: For the face.
- DOUBLE ARROW TATTOO: For the face.
- CORON MASK TATTOO: For the face.
- CORON VISOR TATTOO: For the face.
- FURITE STRIPE TATTOO: For the face.
- FURITE FLASH FACE TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE SLINGER TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE COMMANDER TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE SPEARMAN TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE AXEMAN TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE ARCHER TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE CROSSBOWMAN TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE GENERAL TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE BLACKSMITH TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE GUARD TATTOO: For the face.
- SNOWSPIRE INNKEEPER TATTOO: For the face.
>>> You can even customize tattoos, to do this go into "My Documents"
and look under "My Games," then open up the "Fable Folder," now click
on your "User Profile Name" and then finally click the "Tatoos Folder."
Read the customizing tutorial and have fun designing your own body art
to show off around Albion.
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~ HAIR STYLES ~
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>>> To receive a haircut or new face hair simply visit the local Barber
in the towns you venture upon and buy whatever hair/face style you
wish.  You'll also find haircut cards all over the place so don't worry
about it if you're a penny pincher, it's only about fifty gold pieces
per style anyways you cheap bastard.  Also note that if you get a buzz
or short hair cut then your hair will eventually grow back, I've never
seen this in a video game and I think it's a cool idea.
- NORMAL HAIRCUT: Styles your hair the way it looked when you graduated
from the Guild.
- PUDDING BASIN: If you're into soap operas then this is the style for
you.
- PONY TAIL: Don't tell me you need an explanation.
- YOUNGSTER STYLE: If you're into Goth then this is the style for you.
- THE BUZZ: What a nice edge-up and blend-in.
- BALD: Is in.  Why?
- SHORT: Just a standard short hair doo.
- WARRIOR STRIPE: A mohawk.  You'll look like one bad ass mother with a
few scars and a tribal tatt on your face sporting this hair style.
- PLAITS: Corn rows.
- Sorry all of you redneck hillbilly backwood southern boys, no mullets
available.  Don't be sad, take this as a sign from Bill Engvall to drag
yourself into the bathroom, bust out the clippers, get with the times,
and buzz that mullet right off!
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~ FACIAL HAIR ~
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- STANDARD BEARD: A beard with no moustache.
- REGULAR BEARD: A Paul Bunyon beard with a moustache.
- MUTTON CHOP BEARD: Run around and look like an Amish dude.
- TRAMP BEARD: I call this beard the Wolf Man Jack.
- BIG BEARD: And that it is.  Barf.
- STRIP BEARD: Goatee beard with no moustache.
- WORKING MOUSTACHE: Al Capone style.
- SHORT MOUSTACHE: Mr. Belvadere style
- FOREIGN MOUSTACHE: Chinese anyone?
- SHERIFF MOUSTACHE: Long, limp, and lame.
- POWER MOUSTACHE: Custer's last stand!
- TRADER STYLE MOUSTACHE: Look like a British guy from the early
1900's.
- CLEAN SHAVE: No face hair.
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* 7) HERO TITLES AND RENOWN STATUS TITLES *
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~ HERO TITLES ~
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>>> Early on in the game you will notice that people keep on calling
you "Chicken Chaser" and it gets annoying after a while.  To make them
call you something else simply find a Hero Title Vendor (there's one
right outside the door to the Guild in Lookout Point and near The
Arena) and buy a new title from him.  Here's the list of titles to
choose from even though they're all lamer than lame:
- MALEFICUS
- ASSASSIN
- AVATAR
- LIBERATOR
- DRUID
- RANGER
- RUNEMASTER
- HOOD
- SABRE
- PIEMASTER
- CHICKEN CHASER
- ARSEFACE
- REAPER
- PILGRIM
- ARROWDODGER
- GLADIATOR
- DEATHBRINGER
- PALADIN: To get this title you must donate at least 100,000 gold
to the Temple of Avo
- NECROMANCER: To get this title will require you to sacrifice people
in the Temple of Skorm.
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~ RENOWN STATUS TITLES ~
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>>> These are the titles that you will receive for your Renown Status.
Obviously to receive a new title you must earn so many Renown Points.
- UNKNOWN
- UNSUNG
- RECOGNISED
- FAMILIAR
- WELLKNOWN
- FAMOUS
- VERY FAMOUS
- LEGENDARY
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* 8) BOOKS *
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>>> Throughout the game you will find many books that you can read at
your liesure, some of them are interesting and you can learn a lot
about the World of Fable.  There is a side quest in the game that
requires twenty five of these books to complete so you might want to
snag them all up when ventured upon.
- BOOK #1: Three Haikus by Miko the Bard
- BOOK #2: A Love Story
- BOOK #3: A Tale of Maxely
- BOOK #4: The Pale Balverine
- BOOK #5: The Hiearchy of Weapons
- BOOK #6: The Other Land
- BOOK #7: Creatures of Albion Book I
- BOOK #8: Creatures of Albion Book II
- BOOK #9: Creatures of Albion Book III
- BOOK #10: The Old Kingdom
- BOOK #11: The Northern Wastes
- BOOK #12: The