#fable tlc

[sylkana]

i love fable. i really love fable. i just really fucking love fable

[tantaliart]

pussy facing the world

[thisisntreaver]

Thinking about how Scarlet and Brom and how clearly he loves her even from just the one line we get from him mentioning her. Like he compares his son to her "Your mind alway wandering, just like your mother" and hes just so fond. How she fell in love with him because hes kind, and took care of her at her weakest point when she was teetering on the line of death.

Likely endangering himself by deciding to save her because that leaves him open for anything to attack him between where he finds her and his home. How they spent so much time together while she was healing. How when she was better she could have left and never come back, but by that point was in love with him, and chose for Oakvale to be her home- their home.

How she stays a hero after her marriage and their children, and he's supportive and never expects her to give it up, clearly happy to be the hands on type of dad and spend time with his kids.

How he died fighting to protect his family. How Scarlet doesn't even get to see him last time, how she comes home to her husband dead, her home being raided, her son missing, and then as she's dragged away she watches her daughter get her eyes ripped from her head. She spends over a decade being tormented by Jack in bargate, alone not even allowed with the other prisoners. Unsure if her children are okay, if they survived the raid, unable to actually mourn her husband in any substantial way.

How even in death she doesn't get to stay with him, tormented by screamers and then offering up herself in one last heroic act to open the bronze gate.

Just.... thinking about Scarlet and Brom.

[sawserz]

sword swing sound effect 

[clownkiwi]

in an hour,,, i will Finally reveal what the fable is.... after long and hard, i have found the lost chapters!!! (live at 9pm EST)

[reaversanctuary]

Couple outfits for my version of “Her”.

Lily was a child of Bowerstone who spent all her childhood summers in Oakvale, where she met a very handsome young boy. As an adult, she chose to stay in the village as a school teacher and full time history nerd.

[floating-goblin-art]

made some designs for the Knight and Queen as well, since we know Jack all too well :)

[fandomhop]

hello friend, what is fable? you seem to like it a lot and i gotta be honest i dont know the first thing about it. now,, i COULD ask google but i think that you could explain it better mhm mhm

[Oh boy! /affectionate]

[So, in a general, overall statement, Fable is a series of games from the 2000's-2010's. It's a quintessential bit of adventure fantasy, and totally progressive of its time.]

[Fable, as a whole, is about making your own sort of path within the story, and having your actions reflected on the world and yourself. It has a cool morality morphing system where, when you do something good or bad, not only does it affect the funny lil' NPCs around you, but it also reflects on your body. Do enough good actions, your complexion becomes glowing and you have a halo, do enough bad and you become more demonic looking.]

[There's actually both a deep and semi-shallow amount of lore. The first game was deffo built upon the bending and twisting of stories and folklore- you know, fables- and the games after followed along centuries after that, showing a world trying to grow past it's story built roots, but not being completely rid of them, even as technology grows and advances.]

[It's also British as hell. But, like, in a fun way! There's a fun and wonderful mix of light and darkness, sincerity and satire, sadness and humour. There's these beasties called Hobbes that are these sorta ugly things that act silly in and out of combat, but they also eat human flesh and are rumored to turn children into them. Some of them turn into kamikazes and they like teddy bears.]

[Also you can kick chickens (they're fine, don't worry about it, they have reinforced feathers)]

[Your character is a Hero (with the capital H), a person who is born to be able to deal with the struggles of protecting or commanding respect of the common man. You can wield and utilize Strength, Skill and Will, the trio of combat skills. The combat is a bit simple, but it's also fun and easy to get into. You can also upgrade with experience points to get better with your weapons and will powers.]

[I think the story, world, and characters of Fable: The Lost Chapters are extremely iconic, but the character building and development starts to really shine in the later games. All the games have wonderful setting appearance, though. Looking at pictures of Fable are these beautiful settings and desktop/screen background worthy scenes. The people look a bit silly, though.]

[Also? This game series is also progressive bc of its LGBT+ rep. The first game got called out for letting the male only player Hero marry a man, so the next game include bisexuals. Fable 3 lets you adopt children, regardless of your spouse's gender. There's a potion that lets you trans your gender (available only once in a quest after the main quest) and no one bats an eye to it (if you have a straight spouse, they won't immediately divorce you as long as you treat them well, but they won't have sex either.) There's a quest where you help out a guy find a suitor who is secretly gay, and the end of the quest is him coming out to his dad and being accepted. You can wear clothes of either gender, and get tattoos, hair, and facial hair regardless of your sex. (there is a cross-dressing statistic, but the Brits love a bit of cross-dressing humour.)]

[Now, I will not lie and say that they are perfect games, there are some flaws with them, and Fable 3 gets a bit of a bad rap for it's heavy streamlining, but I can genuinely say that these games are cherished a lot. Fable 2 is my go-to favourite game ever, and every once and a blue moon, I will be revitalized with a longing for the series. If you wanna get into it, I think it's a fun time for an old-ish game, and I really hope the new one that's coming out in {*looks at wrist*} the-yet-to-be-announced-future will be as cherishable, even if it's slightly different.]

[Also? Like, every time I (re)enter an interest/fixation, I make a little Fable AU in my head to consider what kind of heroes the characters might be.]

[whispers-of-albion]

“I don’t know if this is a hot take or not but I prefer Jack of Blades original voice. It fits him better IMO.”

[tantaliart]

when he kills your entire family 😍 #justoakvalethings

[thisisntreaver]

Scarlets like the quintessential hero. She's a legend, multiple statues around Albion after her death, the people in her home town talk about missing her, shes the first woman to win the arena, isn't ego centric, she has a biography about her, shes kind, she has a husband who loves and supports her and kids who remember her? Thats like literally everything someone in her field could want. She has it all, and she's balanced it just right to keep it.

And then Jack shows up.

[fablefocus]

In Fable, Fable TLC and Fable Anniversary, you can find a statue at the Lookout Point, next to the Guild entrance.

Upon interacting with the statue, more often than not a message will appear saying the statue doesn't point anywhere in particular, but keep looking at it closer: you can see the statue slowly rotate.

Interact with the statue when it points towards Bowerstone, in the early morning: the Tavern cellar doors will be unlocked. Go left of the Tavern, follow the path along its side until you can turn right down a new path, you will find the door at the end. Inside you'll find a chest with a leather armor piece.

When the statue points to Greatwood, a little before noon: a chest appears in Greatwood. Upon entering the area, head down the dead-end path that is immediately on your left. Inside the chest you will find a piercing agumentation.

Be quick, after the hour passes the doors will close and the chest will disappear!

[sawserz]

damn shawty is that the sword of aeons

[skywardmika]

anyone else still left in the fable fandom i would like to make friends with fellow fable fans 🫶

[doli-nemae]

"As the William Black slayed Knight of Blades and Jack of Blades, he challenged the last but not least part of the Court - Queen of Blades. Their titanic battle was waged for weeks on end, with mountains and valleys forming as the result of their seemingly endless fight. At last, William threw down the Queen, ending the reign of the Court over Albion."

I was inspired by song "We Rise" from Aviators and wanted to note some ideas for Fable characters design. As ya see, something went wrong and so I present you how I imagine her majesty Queen of Blades. Maybe I'll remake her design later but for now--