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Royal Suit

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	'''Royal Suit''' was a set of clothing added in the [[See The Future]] [[Fable II Downloadable Content\|DLC]].		'''Royal Suit''' was a set of clothing added in the [[See The Future]] [[Fable II Downloadable Content\|DLC]].
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-	*Boots	+	*Boots: Royal Boots
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Love Hurts

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	==Logbook Information==		==Logbook Information==

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	The lonely gravekeeper in Bowerstone Cemetery is conducting a strange experiment.		The lonely gravekeeper in Bowerstone Cemetery is conducting a strange experiment.

-	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>	+	'''Conclusion:'''<br />
-	''Good:'' You aided the course of true (if slightly unorthodox) love, and the happy couple has eloped. Looks like the mansion is up for sale now!	+	''Good:'' ''You aided the course of true (if slightly unorthodox) love, and the happy couple has eloped. Looks like the mansion is up for sale now''!

-	''Evil:'' ???	+	''Evil: Your selfish actions have left a man's romantic dreams in tatters. On the upside, you have an undead girlfriend!''

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

Red Dragon

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	The '''Red Dragon''' is a [[Legendary Weapons\|legendary weapon]] in [[Fable II]]. It is a clockwork pistol that has augments which make you cause more damage to enemies while taking less yourself.		The '''Red Dragon''' is a [[Legendary Weapons\|legendary weapon]] in [[Fable II]]. It is a clockwork pistol that has augments which make you cause more damage to enemies while taking less yourself.

-	Although not obvious at first, The Red Dragon can do more damage than any other weapon in the game - even more so than [[The Enforcer]] - due to it allowing the player to spam the shots as fast as his finger can allow. This results in typical damage output of around 125-150 damage per second (DPS), reloading inclusive. Comparing this to the Enforcer, which is a typical single shot [[Blunderbuss]] that only allows the specified 177 damage (approximately 85 DPS), the resultant DPS is much higher.	+	Although not obvious at first, The Red Dragon is the second best weapon in the game, first being the perforator - but it is better than [[The Enforcer]] - due to it allowing the player to spam the shots as fast as his finger can allow. This results in typical damage output of around 125-150 damage per second (DPS), reloading inclusive. Comparing this to the Enforcer, which is a typical single shot [[Blunderbuss]] that only allows the specified 177 damage (approximately 85 DPS), the resultant DPS is much higher.

	Because of this, The Red Dragon is highly sought after by gamers both online and offline.		Because of this, The Red Dragon is highly sought after by gamers both online and offline.

Renown

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	'''Renown''' is what [[Fable]] and the people of [[Albion]] call Fame. Your renown, along with [[Alignments\|Alignment]], shows how people react to you. The more renown you have, the more people like you and more women (or men) will find you attractive. Also higher Renown will grant you access to actions (Such as the ''Manly Arm Pump'' [[expressions]]).		'''Renown''' is what [[Fable]] and the people of [[Albion]] call Fame. Your renown, along with [[Alignments\|Alignment]], shows how people react to you. The more renown you have, the more people like you and more women (or men) will find you attractive. Also higher Renown will grant you access to actions (Such as the ''Manly Arm Pump'' [[expressions]]).

-	When obtaining a certain amount of renown points, you may get a new level of fame such as'' recognized, familiar, popular, legendary, ''etc. In Fable II, you have different renown levels for different settlements such as [[Bower Lake]], [[Bowerstone]], [[Oakfield]], [[Fairfax Gardens]], [[Westcliff]] and [[Bloodstone]]. This mean you may be popular in one region and unkown in another.	+	When obtaining a certain amount of renown points, you may get a new level of fame such as'' recognized, familiar, popular, legendary, ''etc. In Fable II, you have different renown levels for different settlements such as [[Bower Lake]], [[Bowerstone]], [[Oakfield]], [[Fairfax Gardens]], [[Westcliff]] and [[Bloodstone]]. This means you may be popular in one region and unknown in another.

	Certain levels of renown are required to start some quests, particularly in [[Fable II]] for main quests such as [[The Ritual]] and the [[The Crucible]].		Certain levels of renown are required to start some quests, particularly in [[Fable II]] for main quests such as [[The Ritual]] and the [[The Crucible]].

-	'''How do I increase Renown?'''	+	== How do I increase Renown? ==
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	To increase Renown you can complete quests, show off your [[trophies]] (you get more renown if you show more people), have [[The Sculptor\|statues]] of yourself built, kill enemies, win competitions or pay a [[Bard]] 10 [[Gold]] to sing a song about you. Getting [[Marriage\|married]], having [[children]] and buying houses will also help increase your renown, even if you play the [[Lute]] you will get some renown and some [[good]] points.		To increase Renown you can complete quests, show off your [[trophies]] (you get more renown if you show more people), have [[The Sculptor\|statues]] of yourself built, kill enemies, win competitions or pay a [[Bard]] 10 [[Gold]] to sing a song about you. Getting [[Marriage\|married]], having [[children]] and buying houses will also help increase your renown, even if you play the [[Lute]] you will get some renown and some [[good]] points.
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Twinblade's Tent

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	'''Twinblade's Tent''' is the area where [[Twinblade]] actually resides. It is a big tent with two chests in it. You fight Twinblade here during the quest [[Find the Bandit Seeress]]. During the fight between the [[Hero of Oakvale]] and Twinblade, the area is surrounded by [[Bandits]] who are watching the fight. They are cheering for Twinblade and jeering at the Hero. If the Hero tries to escape, the Bandits will try to attack you. Also, an assassin can be found here in the quest, [[Murder with a Twist]].		'''Twinblade's Tent''' is the area where [[Twinblade]] actually resides. It is a big tent with two chests in it. You fight Twinblade here during the quest [[Find the Bandit Seeress]]. During the fight between the [[Hero of Oakvale]] and Twinblade, the area is surrounded by [[Bandits]] who are watching the fight. They are cheering for Twinblade and jeering at the Hero. If the Hero tries to escape, the Bandits will try to attack you. Also, an assassin can be found here in the quest, [[Murder with a Twist]].

Renown

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-		+	'''Renown''' is what [[Fable]] and the people of [[Albion]] call Fame. Your renown, along with [[Alignments\|Alignment]], shows how people react to you. The more renown you have, the more people like you and more women (or men) will find you attractive. Also higher Renown will grant you access to actions (Such as the ''Manly Arm Pump'' [[expressions]]).
-	'''Renown''' is what [[Fable]] and the people of [[Albion]] call Fame. Your renown, along with [[Alignments\|Alignment]], shows how people react to you. The more renown you have, the more people like you and more women will find you attractive. Also higher Renown will grant you access to actions (Such as the ''Manly Arm Pump'' [[expressions]]).

	When obtaining a certain amount of renown points, you may get a new level of fame such as'' recognized, familiar, popular, legendary, ''etc. In Fable II, you have different renown levels for different settlements such as [[Bower Lake]], [[Bowerstone]], [[Oakfield]], [[Fairfax Gardens]], [[Westcliff]] and [[Bloodstone]]. This mean you may be popular in one region and unkown in another.		When obtaining a certain amount of renown points, you may get a new level of fame such as'' recognized, familiar, popular, legendary, ''etc. In Fable II, you have different renown levels for different settlements such as [[Bower Lake]], [[Bowerstone]], [[Oakfield]], [[Fairfax Gardens]], [[Westcliff]] and [[Bloodstone]]. This mean you may be popular in one region and unkown in another.

Twinblade's Tent

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-	'''Twinblade's Tent''' is the area where [[Twinblade]] actually resides. It is a big tent with two chest in it. You fight Twinblade here during the quest [[Find the Bandit Seeress]]. During the fight between the [[Hero of Oakvale]] and Twinblade, the area is surrounded by [[Bandits]] who are watching the fight. They are cheering for Twinblade and jeering at the Hero. If the Hero tries to escape, the Bandits will try to attack you. Also, an assassin can be found here in the quest, [[Murder with a Twist]].	+	'''Twinblade's Tent''' is the area where [[Twinblade]] actually resides. It is a big tent with two chests in it. You fight Twinblade here during the quest [[Find the Bandit Seeress]]. During the fight between the [[Hero of Oakvale]] and Twinblade, the area is surrounded by [[Bandits]] who are watching the fight. They are cheering for Twinblade and jeering at the Hero. If the Hero tries to escape, the Bandits will try to attack you. Also, an assassin can be found here in the quest, [[Murder with a Twist]].

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	*If you spare Twinblade, you can attack the Bandits and Twinblade won't attack you.		*If you spare Twinblade, you can attack the Bandits and Twinblade won't attack you.
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Gargoyle locations

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	The Gargoyle is near the waterfall. Walk across the bridge leading towards Bowerstone but turn left and head up along the edge, when you passed by the waterfall you'll see a partially grassy slope down to the water. The Gargoyle is on it.		The Gargoyle is near the waterfall. Walk across the bridge leading towards Bowerstone but turn left and head up along the edge, when you passed by the waterfall you'll see a partially grassy slope down to the water. The Gargoyle is on it.

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Gargoyle locations

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	*This one is inside the Tomb of Heroes. The gargoyle is located above the door right after the large room with a pool in the middle. Just go through the far door and turn around. (There is also an augment is this room)		*This one is inside the Tomb of Heroes. The gargoyle is located above the door right after the large room with a pool in the middle. Just go through the far door and turn around. (There is also an augment is this room)
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	The Gargoyle is near the waterfall. Walk across the bridge leading towards Bowerstone but turn left and head up along the edge, when you passed by the waterfall you'll see a partially grassy slope down to the water. The Gargoyle is on it.		The Gargoyle is near the waterfall. Walk across the bridge leading towards Bowerstone but turn left and head up along the edge, when you passed by the waterfall you'll see a partially grassy slope down to the water. The Gargoyle is on it.
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	==Bowerstone Cemetery==		==Bowerstone Cemetery==

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Hero of Bowerstone

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Treasure Hunting

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-	'''Treasure Hunting''' is a series of five books in [[Fable II]] which improve the [[dog]]'s ability to detect [[dig spot]]s. The books may be purchased from [[Fiction Burns]] in [[Bowerstone Market]], received as gifts from other characters, or paradoxically, found in dig spots.	+	'''Treasure Hunting''' is a series of four books in [[Fable II]] which improve the [[dog]]'s ability to detect [[dig spot]]s. The books may be purchased from [[Fiction Burns]] in [[Bowerstone Market]], received as gifts from other characters, or paradoxically, found in dig spots.

	Improving your dog's treasure hunting ability will generally increase the value of treasures discovered in dig spots, as well as detecting treasure in less-obvious chests.		Improving your dog's treasure hunting ability will generally increase the value of treasures discovered in dig spots, as well as detecting treasure in less-obvious chests.
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		+	== Locations ==
		+	Treasure Hunting Book 1 can be found in Bower Lake in a [[dig spot]] near Brightwood entrance and in [[Fiction Burns]].
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		+	Treasure Hunting Book 2 can be found in Bower Lake in a [[dig spot]] near the small lake with a dock. It can also be found in [[Fiction Burns]] but just after you have reached Oakfield.
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		+	Treasure Hunting Book 3 can only be found in [[Fiction Burns]] but it will only be available after you have beaten [[The Crucible]].
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		+	Treasure Hunting Book 4 can be found in Bower Lake in a [[dig spot]] near the bridge.
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		+	Note: If you want the dog to find the books in [[dig spot]]s you'll need to go in order.

	== Contents of Book ==		== Contents of Book ==

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Hero of Bowerstone

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A Perfect World

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	When you have completed the day and have gone to bed. You will wake up in the middle of the night, and [[Rose]] will be telling you to go back to bed. There is strange music in the background and Rose doesn't want you to follow it. The glowing trail leads you to the gate that was closed during the day but is now open. As you go further and further from the house, Rose will get more and more anxious. When you go through the gate she screams and the sky goes red and blood begins to rain from the sky. This is speculated that Rose does not want the Hero to leave. As you continue along the path, there are bodies with flaming swords stuck into them. The trees are all dead and eerie music plays. At the end, there is the music box from your [[childhood]]. Before you reach the music box, if you turn around to look at Rose, she screams and disappears into the mist. There is a cut scene with key moments from your life so far before you wake up in the [[Spire]].		When you have completed the day and have gone to bed. You will wake up in the middle of the night, and [[Rose]] will be telling you to go back to bed. There is strange music in the background and Rose doesn't want you to follow it. The glowing trail leads you to the gate that was closed during the day but is now open. As you go further and further from the house, Rose will get more and more anxious. When you go through the gate she screams and the sky goes red and blood begins to rain from the sky. This is speculated that Rose does not want the Hero to leave. As you continue along the path, there are bodies with flaming swords stuck into them. The trees are all dead and eerie music plays. At the end, there is the music box from your [[childhood]]. Before you reach the music box, if you turn around to look at Rose, she screams and disappears into the mist. There is a cut scene with key moments from your life so far before you wake up in the [[Spire]].

-	The Perfect World largely represents a test for the Hero. In this dream-like reality, the Hero is gifted with an opportunity at his own perfect existence, with all his loved ones alive and living happily in a wealth estate away from the slums of Bowerstone where he/she can regain the innocent pleasures that were stolen from him. This dream is something that Lucien has dedicated his life to achieve and the Hero has dedicated his/her life to prevent. At night, however, the Hero is awoken by the sound of the Music Box, the object that brought the wrath of Lucien down upon him/her and represents the hardships that, while avoided in this world, are not capable of being destroyed or silenced, as they are the world's true nature. By investigating the sound, the Hero breaks the illusion and walks through the nightmare road littered with corpses, possibly the war that killed his/her parents as their fate is not elaborated, but more likely a general representation of the death that has no place in the Perfect world. Only by having endured the hardships Lucien had and rejecting a chance to undo them does the Hero prove that he is stronger than Lucien and worthy to stop him.	+	The Perfect World largely represents a test for the Hero. In this dream-like reality, the Hero is gifted with an opportunity at their own perfect existence, with all their loved ones alive and living happily in a wealth estate away from the slums of Bowerstone where they can regain the innocent pleasures that were stolen from them. This dream is something that Lucien has dedicated his life to achieve and the Hero has dedicated their life to prevent. At night, however, the Hero is awoken by the sound of the Music Box, the object that brought the wrath of Lucien down upon them and represents the hardships that, while avoided in this world, are not capable of being destroyed or silenced, as they are the world's true nature. By investigating the sound, the Hero breaks the illusion and walks through the nightmare road littered with corpses, possibly the war that killed their parents as their fate is not elaborated, but more likely a general representation of the death that has no place in the Perfect world. Only by having endured the hardships Lucien had and rejecting a chance to undo them does the Hero prove that they are stronger than Lucien and worthy to stop him.

	== References ==		== References ==

Harbinger

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-	The '''Harbinger''' is a mid-high damage longsword in [[Fable]] and [[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]. The way to obtain it is to pull it out of a stone, similar to the way King Arthur removed The Sword-In-The-Stone, and Link of The Legend of Zelda series removed the Master Sword.	+	The '''Harbinger''' is a mid-high damage longsword in [[Fable]] and [[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]. The way to obtain it is to pull it out of a stone, similar to the way King Arthur removed Excalibur, and Link of The Legend of Zelda series removed the Master Sword.

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Giles' Farm

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-	After using the house as a marital house for Lady Grey, you cannot assign the house to be rented out, sold, or used for another marriage.  This is still true if Lady Grey divorces you. It still only gives the options to redecorate or set budget.  Also, remarrying has no effect on your ability to use the house.	+	After using the house as a marital house for Lady Grey, you cannot assign the house to be rented out, sold, or used for another marriage. This is still true if Lady Grey divorces you. It still only gives the options to redecorate or set budget. Also, remarrying has no effect on your ability to use the house.
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Solcius

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-	'''Solcius''' was a great mage who destroyed the portal that threatened to engulf [[Bowerstone]]. By doing so he took his own life.in the end of fable if the heroe chooses to throw away the sword of aeons he is judged by three of the greatest heroes ever solcius was one of the three	+	'''Solcius''' was a great mage who destroyed the portal that threatened to engulf [[Bowerstone]]. By doing so he took his own life. At the end of [[Fable]] if the hero chooses to throw away the [[Sword of Aeons]], he is judged by three of the greatest heroes ever. Solcius was one of the three.
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Queen Banshee

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-	The '''Queen Banshee''' is a larger, tougher [[Banshee]] clad in white. She is able to release 5 shadow children instead of the normal 4.	+	The '''Queen Banshee''' is an enemy in ''[[Fable II]]'', which is essentially a larger, tougher [[Banshee]] clad in white. There are only three to be found throughout the game. Queen Banshees are able to summon shadow children, of course, but can summon five instead of the standard Banshee's four.

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-	You encounter her during the [[Evil in Wraithmarsh]] quest and during one of the battles in the [[Nightmare Hollow]].	+	Queen Banshees are found during the [[Evil in Wraithmarsh]] quest and in one of the battles in the [[Nightmare Hollow]].

	If you chose to protect the [[Temple of Light]] during the quest [[Defender of the Light]], a Queen Banshee may be encountered in the now abandoned [[Temple of Shadows]], located in the room to the left of the entrance resembling some kind of court room.		If you chose to protect the [[Temple of Light]] during the quest [[Defender of the Light]], a Queen Banshee may be encountered in the now abandoned [[Temple of Shadows]], located in the room to the left of the entrance resembling some kind of court room.

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-	You defeat the Queen in the same way that you defeat a normal banshee. You first go for the children before the banshee herself. She has slightly more health though.	+	Fighting the Queen Banshee requires the same tactics as fighting a normal Banshee, with the only difference being the Queen Banshee's greater amount of health. When they summon their five shadow children, you must eliminate them all before you are able to attack the Queen Banshee. As you are fighting the children, though, mind the Queen's position; it will try to attack you while you are distracted. It is best to keep moving while you fight.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
-	*There are actually two Queen Banshees seen which may suggest that there are different clans of Banshee.	+	* The fact that there are three Queen Banshees might suggest that there are different clans of Banshee.
	[[Category:Fable II Enemies]]		[[Category:Fable II Enemies]]

Banshee

Stigma-231 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:06:59 GMT

Quotes: : Mostly grammar.

Solcius

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-	'''Solcius''' was a great mage who destroyed the portal that threatened to engulf [[Bowerstone]]. By doing so he took his own life.	+	'''Solcius''' was a great mage who destroyed the portal that threatened to engulf [[Bowerstone]]. By doing so he took his own life.in the end of fable if the heroe chooses to throw away the sword of aeons he is judged by three of the greatest heroes ever solcius was one of the three
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	[[Category:Lore]]		[[Category:Lore]]

Gargoyle locations

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Monk's Robe

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-	To obtain the Monk robes Travel to the clothing Vendor in [[Oakfield]] it's a 3 star Item.	+	To obtain the Monk Robes, travel to the clothing Vendor in [[Oakfield]] it is a 3 star Item.

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Demon Doors

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-	'''Demon Doors''' are magical doors found all over [[Albion]]. They were created long ago, in the [[Old Kingdom]], for the purpose of concealing treasures. To enter the door and obtain the treasure, you must first complete a challenge set by the door itself - this can be anything from answering a riddle, to battling guardians. Inside every door, along with the treasure, is a unique area of land. Some Demon Doors, in [[Fable II]], conceal houses that are able to be lived in. Demon Doors are among many ancient oddities, like the [[Gargoyles]] and [[Expression Statues]], but unlike the latter, actually have diverging personalities of one another. Some are known to be rather simplistic in intelligence, speaking with poor grammatical structure, while others consider themselves sophisticates and playwrights. Whether they were created with these personalities or merely developed them in the years since their masters left is unknown. Some Demon Doors even said they were people in the past.	+	'''Demon Doors''' are magical doors found all over [[Albion]]. They were created long ago, in the [[Old Kingdom]], for the purpose of concealing treasures. To enter the door and obtain the treasure, you must first complete a challenge set by the door itself - this can be anything from answering a riddle, to battling guardians. Inside every door, along with the treasure, is a unique area of land. Some Demon Doors, in [[Fable II]], conceal houses in which you can live. Demon Doors are among many ancient oddities, like the [[Gargoyles]] and [[Expression Statues]], but unlike the latter, actually have diverging personalities of one another. Some are known to be rather simplistic in intelligence, speaking with poor grammatical structure, while others consider themselves sophisticates and playwrights. Whether they were created with these personalities or merely developed them in the years since their masters left is unknown. Some Demon Doors even said they were people in the past.

	In [[Fable]] and the [[Fable: The Lost Chapters\|The Lost Chapters]], the Demon Doors had the appearance of a bald, though strong looking man with an unkempt beard. In [[Fable II]], they have a more intelligent appearance, with carefully groomed beards and a full head of hair.		In [[Fable]] and the [[Fable: The Lost Chapters\|The Lost Chapters]], the Demon Doors had the appearance of a bald, though strong looking man with an unkempt beard. In [[Fable II]], they have a more intelligent appearance, with carefully groomed beards and a full head of hair.

Giles' Farm

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Glitches:

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	== Glitches ==		== Glitches ==

-	After using the house as a marital house for Lady Grey, you cannot assign the house to be rented out, sold, or used for another marriage.	+	After using the house as a marital house for Lady Grey, you cannot assign the house to be rented out, sold, or used for another marriage.  This is still true if Lady Grey divorces you. It still only gives the options to redecorate or set budget.  Also, remarrying has no effect on your ability to use the house.
	[[Category:Fable II Locations]]		[[Category:Fable II Locations]]
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Harbinger

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-	The '''Harbinger''' is a mid-high damage longsword in [[Fable]] and [[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]. The way to obtain it is to pull it out of a stone, similar to the way King Arthur removed Excalibur, and Link of The Legend of Zelda series removed the Master Sword.	+	The '''Harbinger''' is a mid-high damage longsword in [[Fable]] and [[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]. The way to obtain it is to pull it out of a stone, similar to the way King Arthur removed The Sword-In-The-Stone, and Link of The Legend of Zelda series removed the Master Sword.

	==Description==		==Description==

Fatty Behemoth Potion

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deleted "[[Fatty Behemoth Potion]]" No appropriate information: content was: 'This potion makes you fat. Yayz for being a fatty!' (and the only contributor was '75.69.163.235')

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Treasure Island of Doom!

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	*In the cave above the lake behind some wooden planks		*In the cave above the lake behind some wooden planks
	*On the ledge below the cave when returning to the beach from the lake		*On the ledge below the cave when returning to the beach from the lake
		+
		+	== Changes Afterwards ==
		+	After you complete "Treasure Island of Doom!" the jump spot in the entrance to the Sinkhole is no longer available, and is filled by water, but you can use this to swim to the other side to smash down the wooden barrier and collect a Silver Key.
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	An old drunk has seen the ghost of a pirate.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	Captain Dread's treasure is yours! But what if it's cursed? (Don't worry. It isn't.)

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	*The name of the quest is a reference to the famous Robert Louis Stevenson book ''[[wikipedia:Treasure Island\|Treasure Island]]'', which is famous for it's pirate treasure-themed plot.		*The name of the quest is a reference to the famous Robert Louis Stevenson book ''[[wikipedia:Treasure Island\|Treasure Island]]'', which is famous for it's pirate treasure-themed plot.
	*Above the Captain's Desk is a map of Middle Earth from Lord Of The Rings		*Above the Captain's Desk is a map of Middle Earth from Lord Of The Rings
-
-	== Changes Afterwards ==
-	After you complete "Treasure Island of Doom!" the jump spot in the entrance to the Sinkhole is no longer available, and is filled by water, but you can use this to swim to the other side to smash down the wooden barrier and collect a Silver Key.
	[[Category:Fable II Quests]]		[[Category:Fable II Quests]]

T.O.B.Y.

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	He now asks you to leave the T.O.B.Y. headquarters so he can give the poor woman his full attention, it exceeds my knowledge how the hero did not notice the trick for himself/herself, but you have to go outside and talk with one of the townsfolk to learn what you already suspected––Toby is a swindler that uses people like you to do his dirty work. Go back to Toby's and knock on the door a couple of times until he finally opens it. At this point you now know it is all a hoax to steal food and get sex. You can either use a few scary expressions to express your anger and scare him out of [[Bloodstone]] or you can turn the safety off and just kill him. Either way, he won't be conning anyone soon and you'll earn 4000 [[renown]] points and the [[Mutton of Eternal Hope]] [[trophy]].		He now asks you to leave the T.O.B.Y. headquarters so he can give the poor woman his full attention, it exceeds my knowledge how the hero did not notice the trick for himself/herself, but you have to go outside and talk with one of the townsfolk to learn what you already suspected––Toby is a swindler that uses people like you to do his dirty work. Go back to Toby's and knock on the door a couple of times until he finally opens it. At this point you now know it is all a hoax to steal food and get sex. You can either use a few scary expressions to express your anger and scare him out of [[Bloodstone]] or you can turn the safety off and just kill him. Either way, he won't be conning anyone soon and you'll earn 4000 [[renown]] points and the [[Mutton of Eternal Hope]] [[trophy]].
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	The Temple of Benevolent Yokels needs your help.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	Toby won't be conning anyone else with his fake faith swindles. And it's all thanks to you.
	[[Category:Fable II Quests]]		[[Category:Fable II Quests]]

The Summoners

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	With all 100 Hollow Men defeated, your journal will tell you to collect the Normanomicon. The book awaits you inside the opened tomb at the base of the southern hill, right next to the last wave of Hollow Men you defeated. All that remains is to pass the book back to the "idiot" named [[Sam]]. Once it's turned over (for better or worse), you'll earn 250 renown points and the Hollow Man Head trophy.		With all 100 Hollow Men defeated, your journal will tell you to collect the Normanomicon. The book awaits you inside the opened tomb at the base of the southern hill, right next to the last wave of Hollow Men you defeated. All that remains is to pass the book back to the "idiot" named [[Sam]]. Once it's turned over (for better or worse), you'll earn 250 renown points and the Hollow Man Head trophy.

-	===Trivia===	+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	Two idiots have read from the Normanomicon, the Book of the Extremely Dead. The gates to the netherworld have been opened.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	You got Max and Sam out of this mess, but who knows what mischief they'll get up to next...
		+
		+	==Trivia==
	* Both 'idiots' in this quest are modelled after Simon and Dene Carter from the Lionhead team		* Both 'idiots' in this quest are modelled after Simon and Dene Carter from the Lionhead team
	* The quest is a parody of the movie "[[wikipedia:Army of Darkness\|Army of Darkness]]" (third of the "Evil Dead" movies), in which the hero must retrieve the Necronomicon from its place in a cemetery by reciting the phrase "Klaatu Barada Nikto."		* The quest is a parody of the movie "[[wikipedia:Army of Darkness\|Army of Darkness]]" (third of the "Evil Dead" movies), in which the hero must retrieve the Necronomicon from its place in a cemetery by reciting the phrase "Klaatu Barada Nikto."

The Gargoyles

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-	Throughout your journeys in Albion you will come across [[Gargoyle locations\|numerous Gargoyles]]. Destroy them all to receive a special reward.	+	''Throughout your journeys in Albion you will come across [[Gargoyle locations\|numerous Gargoyles]]. Destroy them all to receive a special reward.''

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	*Go to the gargoyle cave (receive a [[Ghoul Augment]])		*Go to the gargoyle cave (receive a [[Ghoul Augment]])

		+	==Conclusion==

-	Behind each treasure chest there is a pressure plate that lengthens the bridge between the entrance and the chest in the far back of the room that contains a joke treasure in the form of a ''[[Rotten Apple]]''. Bust through the wall behind it and follow the path to the real treasure, a crossbow called [[The Rammer]]. This will also unlock the achievement The Gargoyle.	+	Behind each treasure chest there is a pressure plate that lengthens the light-bridge between the entrance and the chest in the far back of the room. Upon opening it, you discover that it contains a joke treasure in the form of a ''[[Rotten Apple]]''.
		+
		+	''You hunted down every gargoyle in Albion for this?! There must be something else in this cave...''
		+
		+	Bust through the wall behind the chest and follow the path to the real treasure, a crossbow called [[The Rammer]]. This will also unlock the achievement The Gargoyle.
	[[Category:Fable II Quests]]		[[Category:Fable II Quests]]

Talk:Knothole Island

Alpha Lycos — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 14:28:19 GMT

WTF:

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	:Go to the Bowerstone Docks. --'''[[User:Michaeldsuarez\|Michaeldsuarez]] <sup>([[User talk:Michaeldsuarez\|Talk]]) ([[Special:Contributions/Michaeldsuarez\|Deeds]])</sup>''' 15:27, October 31, 2009 (UTC)		:Go to the Bowerstone Docks. --'''[[User:Michaeldsuarez\|Michaeldsuarez]] <sup>([[User talk:Michaeldsuarez\|Talk]]) ([[Special:Contributions/Michaeldsuarez\|Deeds]])</sup>''' 15:27, October 31, 2009 (UTC)
	That's the problem, I went to the docks, and he wasn't there. No bloke with a big yellow exclamation point. Again, I say, WTF?[[Special:Contributions/74.197.201.189\|74.197.201.189]] 00:50, November 2, 2009 (UTC)		That's the problem, I went to the docks, and he wasn't there. No bloke with a big yellow exclamation point. Again, I say, WTF?[[Special:Contributions/74.197.201.189\|74.197.201.189]] 00:50, November 2, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:He doesn't have a big yellow exclamation point. Also sometimes he wonders through the town. I found him once by the stylist shop.--[[User:Alpha Lycos\|Alpha Lycos]] 14:28, November 21, 2009 (UTC)

The Hit

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	=== Lucien's Contract ===		=== Lucien's Contract ===
	This is the trophy obtainable upon completion of this sidequest. It is the contract Lucien signed to have the player killed after he or she escaped from [[The Spire\|the Spire]].		This is the trophy obtainable upon completion of this sidequest. It is the contract Lucien signed to have the player killed after he or she escaped from [[The Spire\|the Spire]].
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	A contract has been taken out on your life.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	If Lucien thought hiring the renowned assassins of the Highwaymen's Guild would be enough to get rid of you, he was wrong.
	[[Category:Fable II Quests]]		[[Category:Fable II Quests]]

Cemetery Mansion

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	{{Quest Infobox		{{Quest Infobox
-	\|Name = "Cemetery Mansion"	+	\|Name = The Cemetery Mansion
	\|Type = Side Quest		\|Type = Side Quest
	\|Preceding = [[Love Hurts]]		\|Preceding = [[Love Hurts]]
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	The quest is fairly straightforward - explore the dungeon. One major warning, you will come across a lone NPC on a bridge that looks like an enemy. Resist the temptation to blast it on sight; it offers two options for the quest. For humor value and good points, it is strongly recommended to avail yourself of it and hang around afterwards for some dialog.		The quest is fairly straightforward - explore the dungeon. One major warning, you will come across a lone NPC on a bridge that looks like an enemy. Resist the temptation to blast it on sight; it offers two options for the quest. For humor value and good points, it is strongly recommended to avail yourself of it and hang around afterwards for some dialog.
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	Investigate the gravekeeper's cave in the cemetery.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	''Good:'' Not only have you avoided being trampled in the Hollow Dance of Ur'Cyrandorandorander, you've laid the souls of ancient warriors to rest.<BR>
		+	''Evil:'' ???

	==Glitches==		==Glitches==

Blind Date

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	* If the hero chooses to set Rupert up with a suitable male (homosexual or bisexual) then the hero will recieve 10 good points.		* If the hero chooses to set Rupert up with a suitable male (homosexual or bisexual) then the hero will recieve 10 good points.
	*If the hero chooses to set Rupert up with a suitable female then the hero will recieve 10 evil points.		*If the hero chooses to set Rupert up with a suitable female then the hero will recieve 10 evil points.
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	Farmer Giles wants his son to get married. Can you find him a suitable partner?
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	Now that Rupert has finally told his father the truth, they can move away to start a new life. The farm has been put up for sale.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Rescuing Charlie

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	Outside, Charles' grandmother will lambast him for running off, and then reward you with his "birthday present", a [[List of Fable II Augments\|Gold Burden augment]]. You'll also receive 5000 [[renown]].		Outside, Charles' grandmother will lambast him for running off, and then reward you with his "birthday present", a [[List of Fable II Augments\|Gold Burden augment]]. You'll also receive 5000 [[renown]].

-	== Conclusion ==	+	==Logbook Information==

-	<blockquote> If Charles makes it out alive with you it will say: "You saved Charles's life and returned him safely to his overbearing grandmother. Perhaps death would have been preferable." </blockquote>	+	'''Description:'''<BR>
-	<blockquote> If you kill Charles or he gets killed by the Hollow Men then it will say: "You weren't able to save Charles's life. Thanks to your carelessness, his grandmother will have to find someone else to mollycoddle."</blockquote>	+	Granny Miggins is worried sick about her grandson, Charlie.
-	<blockquote> If you kill Charles or he gets killed by the Hollow Men, but then wear his hat and use it to trick the grandmother into believing that you're him (and giving you an augment which was supposed to be Charles' birthday present), it will say "Not content with leaving Charles' corpse to rot in the tomb, you swindled his grandmother into giving you his birthday present. Heartless".	+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	''Good:'' If Charles makes it out alive with you it will say: "You saved Charles's life and returned him safely to his overbearing grandmother. Perhaps death would have been preferable."<BR>
		+	''Evil:'' If you kill Charles or he gets killed by the Hollow Men then it will say: "You weren't able to save Charles's life. Thanks to your carelessness, his grandmother will have to find someone else to mollycoddle."<BR>
		+	''Corrupt:'' If you kill Charles or he gets killed by the Hollow Men, but then wear his hat and use it to trick the grandmother into believing that you're him (and giving you an augment which was supposed to be Charles' birthday present), it will say "Not content with leaving Charles' corpse to rot in the tomb, you swindled his grandmother into giving you his birthday present. Heartless."

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Till Death Do Us Part

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	*10 Evil Points (if chosen Give Rejection Note)		*10 Evil Points (if chosen Give Rejection Note)
	*100 Good Points (if marrying Alex)		*100 Good Points (if marrying Alex)
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		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	Speak to the ghost of a jilted lover and become its instrument of vengeance.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	''Good:'' And then you lived happily ever after... Well, you've made a step in the right direction anyway.<BR>
		+	''Evil:'' Do you enjoy breaking hearts? Destroying lives? If so, well done! You're one nasty piece of work.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Red Harvest

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-	== Ripper ==	+	=== Ripper ===
	*He uses the [[Time Control]] spell in targeted form, rushing behind you to attack.		*He uses the [[Time Control]] spell in targeted form, rushing behind you to attack.
	*His weapon is an [[Cutlasses#Iron Cutlass\|iron cutlass]].		*His weapon is an [[Cutlasses#Iron Cutlass\|iron cutlass]].
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		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	Help Ripper's bandit crew expand its operations in Brightwood.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	An innocent farmer lies dead by your hand after you aided the bandits who slaughtered his family.
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Love Hurts

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	Also, upon completion of this quest, the [[Cemetery Mansion]] becomes available to buy for 100,000 gold.		Also, upon completion of this quest, the [[Cemetery Mansion]] becomes available to buy for 100,000 gold.
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	The lonely gravekeeper in Bowerstone Cemetery is conducting a strange experiment.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	''Good:'' You aided the course of true (if slightly unorthodox) love, and the happy couple has eloped. Looks like the mansion is up for sale now!
		+
		+	''Evil:'' ???

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

Hobbe Squatters

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	Apparently Tommy wanted you to get eaten and isn't too happy to see that you've managed to kill all the Hobbes. You can then kill him and get Tommy's Cavern Key from his corpse. Getting the key will allow you to live in the cave that you cleared. Upon exiting the mine, you'll receive 3500 [[renown]] points and the Hobbe Leg [[Trophy]].		Apparently Tommy wanted you to get eaten and isn't too happy to see that you've managed to kill all the Hobbes. You can then kill him and get Tommy's Cavern Key from his corpse. Getting the key will allow you to live in the cave that you cleared. Upon exiting the mine, you'll receive 3500 [[renown]] points and the Hobbe Leg [[Trophy]].
		+
		+	==Logbook Information==
		+
		+	'''Description:'''<BR>
		+	A group of hobbes have infested a cave that just happens to be someone's home.
		+
		+	'''Conclusion:'''<BR>
		+	Oakfield can sigh with relief. No longer will women's underwear disappear from laundry lines.
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	:Go to the Bowerstone Docks. --'''[[User:Michaeldsuarez\|Michaeldsuarez]] <sup>([[User talk:Michaeldsuarez\|Talk]]) ([[Special:Contributions/Michaeldsuarez\|Deeds]])</sup>''' 15:27, October 31, 2009 (UTC)		:Go to the Bowerstone Docks. --'''[[User:Michaeldsuarez\|Michaeldsuarez]] <sup>([[User talk:Michaeldsuarez\|Talk]]) ([[Special:Contributions/Michaeldsuarez\|Deeds]])</sup>''' 15:27, October 31, 2009 (UTC)
	That's the problem, I went to the docks, and he wasn't there. No bloke with a big yellow exclamation point. Again, I say, WTF?[[Special:Contributions/74.197.201.189\|74.197.201.189]] 00:50, November 2, 2009 (UTC)		That's the problem, I went to the docks, and he wasn't there. No bloke with a big yellow exclamation point. Again, I say, WTF?[[Special:Contributions/74.197.201.189\|74.197.201.189]] 00:50, November 2, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:He doesn't have a big yellow exclamation point. Also sometimes he wonders through the town. I found him once by the stylist shop.--[[User:Alpha Lycos\|Alpha Lycos]] 14:28, November 21, 2009 (UTC)

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	* "You think you're a hero? Taking orders from a weak, old, blind woman; don't you have a mind of your own?"		* "You think you're a hero? Taking orders from a weak, old, blind woman; don't you have a mind of your own?"

-	* "You still hear Rose's death cry when you try to sleep at night; don't you?"	+	* "You still hear Rose's death cry when you try to sleep at night, don't you?"

	* "Think of all the time you've wasted fighting blame, when you could have been leading a normal life."		* "Think of all the time you've wasted fighting blame, when you could have been leading a normal life."
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	* "Join us. Join us. Join us."		* "Join us. Join us. Join us."

-	* "Rose would have done anything to protect you. She even gave her life and what have you done about it? Nothing, nothing at all."	+	* "Rose would have done anything to protect you. She even gave her life, and what have you done about it? Nothing, nothing at all."

	* "It is all over. After your death awaits the void. You will cease to exist completely."		* "It is all over. After your death awaits the void. You will cease to exist completely."
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	* "Love wasn't enough to keep him/her with you..."		* "Love wasn't enough to keep him/her with you..."

-	* "Not even your [[gold]] was enough to make her/him stay"	+	* "Not even your [[gold]] was enough to make her/him stay."

	* "Your son/daughter hates you, he/she will get a blade in the night and plunge it through your heart."		* "Your son/daughter hates you, he/she will get a blade in the night and plunge it through your heart."

-	* "Your Husband/Wife is cold and alone right now, [[balverine]]s will feast on his/her flesh."	+	* "Your husband/wife is cold and alone right now. [[Balverine]]s will feast on his/her flesh."

-	* "You're son/daughter is so sweet, like honey, last night when I visited your home, he/she screamed your name as he/she died"	+	* "Your son/daughter is so sweet, like honey. Last night when I visited your home, he/she screamed your name as he/she died."

	==[[Fable II]] Tips==		==[[Fable II]] Tips==

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-	*This one is inside the Tomb of Heroes. The GG is located above the door right after the large room with a pool in the middle. Just go through the far door and turn around. (There is also an augment is this room)	+	*This one is inside the Tomb of Heroes. The gargoyle is located above the door right after the large room with a pool in the middle. Just go through the far door and turn around. (There is also an augment is this room)
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	*On the right before you go in the Hobbe Cave after making the big dive down from the broken bridge.		*On the right before you go in the Hobbe Cave after making the big dive down from the broken bridge.

-	*In the Hobbe Cave, in the cylindrical room with the wooden spiral walkway round the outside. Go to the top, and face away from the 'door', and the GG is in front of you, up rather high.	+	*In the Hobbe Cave, in the cylindrical room with the wooden spiral walkway round the outside. Go to the top, and face away from the 'door', and the gargoyle is in front of you, up rather high.

-	*Go upstairs of the Rookridge Inn and follow the rail tracks. Keep going to the second set of tracks, following the path. The GG is at the top of the pulley tower.	+	*Go upstairs of the Rookridge Inn and follow the rail tracks. Keep going to the second set of tracks, following the path. The gargoyle is at the top of the pulley tower.

	*At the entrance to the Temple of Shadows (NW of map), go beyond the spiral stairs to the end of the room. there is raised half circular platform that has two 'imp' statues. The gargoyle is on the right side in the corner.		*At the entrance to the Temple of Shadows (NW of map), go beyond the spiral stairs to the end of the room. there is raised half circular platform that has two 'imp' statues. The gargoyle is on the right side in the corner.

-	*Inside the Temple of Shadows - Make your way into the room with the Sacrificial Wheel. Whilst facing said wheel, go left into the chamber with the desks. The GG is above the door inside this chamber.	+	*Inside the Temple of Shadows - Make your way into the room with the Sacrificial Wheel. Whilst facing said wheel, go left into the chamber with the desks. The gargoyle is above the door inside this chamber.

	==Westcliff==		==Westcliff==

-	*When coming from Brightwood Road there is a side path on the left for a treasure chest. Go to treasure chest and look behind. The GG is on the Stonehenge-looking rock.	+	*When coming from Brightwood Road there is a side path on the left for a treasure chest. Go to treasure chest and look behind. The gargoyle is on the Stonehenge-looking rock.

-	*Go to the top of the big structure, before you cross the first bridge (there's a split in the path, take the right one). Climb up to the chest, then walk through the middle of the two pillars on the right of it, Turn to your left and look in between the two columns behind the chest. GG should be in view.	+	*Go to the top of the big structure, before you cross the first bridge (there's a split in the path, take the right one). Climb up to the chest, then walk through the middle of the two pillars on the right of it, Turn to your left and look in between the two columns behind the chest. The gargoyle should be in view.

	*Before you go in to Howling Halls from the Southern side of the lake, stand at the top of the stairs in the ruins. Look behind you and up and left.		*Before you go in to Howling Halls from the Southern side of the lake, stand at the top of the stairs in the ruins. Look behind you and up and left.