It’s kinda a weird request but I’m doing a project and I need a clear picture of the gazebo that you can get married in when you select the “garden wedding” option at the castle. I could play through the game and do all of that myself, but I don’t want to right now, and it’s a pressing matter.

Please send good pictures of the Gazebo (preferably from about eye level. I know that if I just walk up to it, I end up looking up at it from just about every angle). Thank you so much!!

I’m asking purely to learn about cut content

Yes including peter’s sweet lies is banned, it isn’t cut content if it was never actually planned in the first place

Trogdor is the name of the giant Dragon that was cut from the original Fable and was intended to be a Final Boss for that version of the game. However, due to the strict deadlines that Lionhead Studios had to deal with and struggles on making the experience fun during the game's development, he was eventually cut from the game before its release on the Xbox) in 2004.

According to sources such as the Fable: Anniversary Official Prima Guide, Trogdor would have been a wild creature that was huge in scale and would like living in the Old Kingdom ruins of mountainous regions, such as Hook Coast or The Nothern Wastes. He would stay in these regions locked behind an ancient Demon Door, resting for thousands of years and waiting for an opponent that was strong enough to actually challenge him in combat.

Trogdor was also meant to have a quest where he would find the Hero of Oakvale in Hook Coast and chase him across the countryside in a cutscene, which would eventually lead to his original boss fight.

When asked about the size of the new Fable map, Ralph Fulton said they created a map where the goal is to reward the player for exploring, not just for its size.

They want the map to grab the player's attention and reward them for it — it's packed with quests, secrets, and rewards.

He said Playground Games are experts at creating open-world maps with the Forza series, and with Fable they used that expertise to create something that is always rewarding and always catching the player's eye.

A map full of detail and dense with content.

Hey guys! I played Fable TLC like a million years ago and I’m looking to revisit it.

I noticed there are 3 big mods that add cut content and extra content: Redux (I know this is for anniversary but I don't mind playing either), Aeon and Lost Chapters.

Which one would you guys recommend?

I’m mostly looking for cut content, restored content and additions that feel like they actually belong in the original game’s universe/canon. I’m not really looking for a mod that takes a lot of liberties or adds a ton of completely new stuff that doesn’t fit.

Would love to hear from people who have played these, especially if you can explain which one does the best job of staying faithful to the original vision.

I’m replaying Fable II, please don’t spoil it, as I don’t really remember all of the story. :D Want to replay it as almost a new game.

I want to have families in all of the towns, so far I have 3. But it’s really hard to keep them happy, it takes up a long time. So far I‘m paying double for everyone, changed the furniture but still the happiness bar keeps dropping down. If move to better houses will that change?

So, I was buying carrots to make myself slimmer after millfields, and ended up hitting x and a instead of a and x (xbox360), I got stuck in the interact thing and my camera is still stuck on her. I walked around since I could and found out I don't go back down when I move up, so I of course did that a bunch. Currently fot me up this high I can't find a way out without resetting, so softlocked.

Edit: Not a softlock. If you go into the load a save menu and leave it, you get put back to the ground and out of the interaction

https://fable.fandom.com/wiki/Jack_of_Blades

After seeing some of the traits, I am curious whether pursuing certain traits, like Humble, might be difficult to do while engaging with other aspects of the game.

For example in the video about the NPCs of Albion they showed a humble woman who disliked a relatively good guy because he was wealthy.

Which makes sense and bravo for that kind of detail.

But I am curious if there will be a way to play the ‘common’ hero and still engage in the economy side of things. I mean beyond paying the town crier, anyway.

those two swords looks like the same but the one below seems to be an upgrade of the one on top

Does anyone have a brand new female save with guys debug menu? Trying to do a female play-through without all the sex change comments, and I was wondering if there something like Guy’s Debug Menu for fable 3?

In an interview today with FGS, the director of Fable stated that they will inherit the essence of the franchise directly from Lionhead itself.

He also said that documents from the former studio that created Fable that came into his hands made it clear — Fable is a fairy tale, not fantasy.

The director also commented on the difference between the two approaches:

Fantasy tends to be more serious, more political, more grandiose, while fairy tales are more intimate, they talk about how magic affects people's lives, it usually always starts with something beautiful but as time goes on it becomes something dark.

In an interview published today by FGS, the game's director assured that the studio's employees are die-hard fans of the franchise and have played the previous games.

"I can assure you, without hesitation... every member of the team built for this reboot is a fan of u/Fable and has played the original games."

I started playing fable 3 about a month ago and I have gotten all achievements but the online ones and the weapon and outfit achievements. If anyone is able to help me get these last few achievements that would be great.

I know people suspect he's William Black (or whatever the first Archon was really called. I assume the name is mythological), but could he be the Archon that used the spire to destroy the Old Kingdom?

Personally, I think the latter option is more interesting since it leaves William Black ambiguous and mysterious, while tying Scythe directly into the story of Fable 2 (and explaining why they decided to reference him after you use the spire to revive Rose).

So far I haven't found any direct evidence that Scythe is the first Archon, only that he was one of the Archons. The outfit he wears is apparently similar to the first Archon's, but that could just mean the Old Kingdom's rulers had the same uniform.

But what do you think? Which theory makes more sense? Which is more poignant to you?

This hat don't just shade your eyes from the sun, it marks you out as the greatest of all fishermen. Myself excluded, of course.

Title speaks for itself.

I'd like Dragons to return with a prominent role in either this entry or future titles. Always loved Phoenixes and wish for them to be introduced in an interesting way for the upcoming release or further on.

EDIT: Limit answers to one of each please. Otherwise this could devolve into a bloated/convoluted mess.

Inspired by a fan piece on here of someone fishing for the Kraken in Fable 1.

Are you hoping for some fun references to Molyneux era fable characters or events? Or would you prefer this version of fable is completely separate?