Fable 3

Complete the following achievements to unlock Microsoft Gamerscore points.

Adopt Or Die (5 points): Adopt a child.

And So It Begins (20 points): Win the support of the Dwellers.

Archmage (20 points): Cast all 15 possible spell combinations.

Barrel of Laughs (10 points): Kill 30 enemies with explosive barrels.

Brightwall Book Club (30 points): Collect all 30 rare books for the Brightwall Academy.

Chest Grandmaster (40 points): Unlock all of the chests on the Road To Rule.

Coronation Chicken (10 points): Perform a royal judgement while dressed as a chicken.

Crime Spree (10 points): Get a 15,000 gold bounty placed on your head.

Cross-Dimensional Conception (10 points): Have a child with another Games for Windows - LIVE player.

Digger (15 points): Dig up 50 items.

Distant Friends (20 points): Win the support of Aurora.

Dye Hippie, Dye (5 points): Dye each part of an outfit you're wearing a different colour and have long hair.

Fashion Victim (20 points): Collect every item of clothing.

Flower Power (30 points): Collect all 30 Auroran flowers.

For Albion! (80 points): This is where you *spoiler* the great, big *spoiler* and then it all *spoiler*.

Ghost Brothers (10 points): Make sure Max and Sam get home in time for tea.

Gnome Invasion (30 points): Destroy all 50 gnomes.

Gunning For Glory (20 points): Kill 500 enemies using firearms.

Hand in Hand (5 points): Hold hands with someone.

He's a Woman. She's a Man (5 points): Wear a full set of clothing intended for the opposite sex.

Henry VIII (10 points): As ruler of Albion, get married 6 times and kill 2 of your spouses.

I Am The Keymaster (30 points): Collect all 50 Silver Keys and 4 Gold Keys.

If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It (20 points): Kill 500 enemies using melee weapons.

Island Paradise (10 points): Establish the island of Driftwood.

Kaboom! (10 points): Score 2000 on the Mourningwood Fort mortar game.

Knight Jumps Chesty (10 points): Defeat Chesty at his own game.

Long Distance Relationship (10 points): Get married to another Games for Windows - LIVE player.

Lute Hero Tour (10 points): Play in each town as a 5 star lute player.

Magnate Personality (50 points): Build a property empire worth 2,000,000 gold.

My Weapon's Better Than Yours (25 points): Complete 3 unique upgrades on one of the legendary weapons found around Albion.

Online Merger (10 points): Enter into a business partnership with another Games for Windows - LIVE player.

Popularity Contest (15 points): Make 20 Friends.

Pull! (10 points): Send an enemy flying into the air and kill him while he's airborne.

Remodelling (10 points): Remodel 5 different houses by changing the furniture.

Save The Princess! (10 points): Rescue the princess from the evil Baron.

Spellweaver (5 points): Combine two gauntlets to cast a "woven" spell.

Super Hero (50 points): Fully upgrade your Melee, Ranged, and Magic abilities on the Road to Rule.

Swift Justice (20 points): Win the support of the Swift Brigade.

The Dark Sanctum (10 points): Reinstate an ancient, evil temple.

The Guild Seal (10 points): Unleash your heroic potential.

The Resistance (50 points): Win the support of Bowerstone.

The Ruler of Albion (80 points): Become the ruler of Albion.

Total Warrior (10 points): Kill enemies with melee, ranged and spell attacks.

Touched By A Hero (10 points): Use touch expressions to interact with 20 different people.

Tough Love (10 points): Save the maximum amount of Albion citizens.

Tragical-Comical-Historical (10 points): Help the celebrated thespians Lambert and Pinch put on the world's greatest play.

We Can Be Heroes (10 points): Earn 1,000 gold in henchman wages in another Hero's world.

We Need Guns, Lots Of Guns (20 points): Collect all 50 legendary weapons. They won't all appear in your world, so trade with other Heroes!

Wizard's Revenge (20 points): Kill 500 enemies using magic.

You Can't Bring Me Down (50 points): Complete Fable III without being knocked out in combat.

At the end of the game after Walter dies, after the short cinematic notice that the plinth in his honor has the pose from the Captain Morgan bottle or commercials.

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Join a friend's game who has completed the game. Travel to the Road to Ruin. Once there you can open any chest on that path, if you have the correct amount of Guild seals. For example, at the beginning of the game if you have 60 Guild seals and you want the Blade spell, join a friend's game and do this trick. The game even tells you which one of the two has yet to open the chest.

Go to Millfields. Go below the graveyard and find the graves that are marked "Walter Coen, Stabbed in broad daylight", "Jeffrey Coen, Burned at sunrise", and "Theodore Coen, Shot in the dead of night". Notice that there are statues that hold spyglasses around Millfields. Exit the grave area and find the statue standing ahead of you that reads "Theodore Coen". Keep shooting that statue at midnight. It will glow momentarily, and you should hear someone dying. Go to the gazebo in the middle of the lake. Look down the bridge that leads to it to find the Jeffrey Coen statue. Equip the fire spell and casting it on the statue in the morning. It will glow momentarily and you should hear someone dying. Next, go to the Demon Door to find the statue of Walter Coen. Keep hitting it with your sword at noon. It will glow momentarily and you should hear someone dying. You will be prompted do perform an action. Do so, and the "East Hare Egg" will appear in the gazebo.

Only use spells when fighting the shadows.

During the second part of the game (ruling as the king), if you want to earn more money without making evil rulings, buy out land from Albion during or before the last mission on the to-do list of every day. This will grant you money over time, and help you lower the Civilian Casualties before the final battle of the game. Note: Although long, this process is effective and does not progress the time remaining until the final battle.

After you become King or Queen, buy yourself a house or sleep at the castle until midnight. Preferably, purchase a house next to the Tattoo store at Bowerstone Market. Sleeping until midnight about 12 a.m. is the best. Run over to the store that sells potions and do a break in. The guards will warn you not to be in the store and that they will make an arrest. Ignore them. Because of your status you can get away with the crime. Steal all of the items in the stores. You will not want to pay for any of the items, because you need to save for the final battle (especially if you are good). Raise the rent on the houses and the stall vendors to be set to "High". For stores that are in the buildings such as the Blacksmith, set their prices to "Highest". After the potion store, run to the clothes shop, then to the Blacksmith, and over to the barber shop. Steal all their items and sell them to the pawnshop, for easy money. Do this before morning. Repeat this as many times as desired. There are no limitations.

This works best with a wired controller. At any point in the game, provided you have purchased property, go onto the Road to Rule and just remain there. Every five minutes, you will earn your rent/shop profits and there will be no risk of attack. This works best when you own shops, as properties will deteriorate over time unit you earn nothing, but shop profits do not diminish.

In Fable 2, kids ran around pretending to be adventurers. This has now been taken a step further, including lines such as:

"We need a DPS."
"Yay! I finally became a hero now. I can go on adventures like killing insects."
"The bandits destroyed my village just like my sister predicted." Note: This is a reference to Theresa in the original Fable.

Go under the main bridge in Bowerstone Market to find a Dive Spot. Note: This where you can find the Gargoyle's Trove in Fable 2. Dive there to find a Royal Left Leg Tattoo. You will also hear the Gargoyle laughter from Fable 2.

During development of the original Fable, rumors mentioning cut content involving something called the Sandgoose. In Fable 2 this was parodied by labeling a Tavern in Oakvale "The Sandgoose". In Fable 3, when dragging an escaped convict back to the guard he says "I'll make you a deal. You let me go and I'll tell you how to find the legendary Sandgoose."

You can obtain a legendary sword called "Avo's Lamentation", which is the sister sword to "Avo's Tear". "Avo's Tear" was the sword you received for completing Fable: The Lost Chapters as an all good character.

Inspect the various gravestones in the graveyards to find the following references.

Demon door
A gravestone reads "Andy Gay Crushed by a demon door, last words "I swear those things pop up overnight".

Fable
A gravestone reads "Here lies the brother of the notorious Jack, "Fred of Blades".

Florence Nightingale
A gravestone reads "Florence Killed by rabid nightingales".

Legend Of Zelda
Move through a graveyard in Mourningwood and your dog will lead you to a dig location over a grave. Dig there to get a toy sword. Check the gravestone, and it will read "It's dangerous to go alone take this". This is the same phrase the old man in the original Zelda games said when giving you the first sword.

Rabbit and street fight
One grave mentions falling down a rabbit hole another mentions losing a street fight to a rabbit, and a last one mentions a street fight the person in the grave could not win.

Scooby Doo
A gravestone reads, "Mark Church" "And I would have gotten away with it too if it hadn't been for that meddling hero".

The Terminator
A of the gravestones reads "Here lies Arnold, he will not be back".