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|Related = [[White Balverine (Quest)|White Balverine]]<br/>[[Break the Siege]]
 
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|Related = [[White Balverine (Quest)|White Balverine]]<br/>[[Break the Siege]]<br>[[Archery Competition]]
 
|NPCs = [[Knothole Glade Chief]]
 
|NPCs = [[Knothole Glade Chief]]
 
|Exits = [[Witchwood Lake]]
 
|Exits = [[Witchwood Lake]]
|Enemies = [[Balverines]]
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|Enemies = [[Balverine]]s
 
|Shops = Tavern<br/>General Store<br/>Clothing Shop<br/>Blacksmith<br/>Tattooist
 
|Shops = Tavern<br/>General Store<br/>Clothing Shop<br/>Blacksmith<br/>Tattooist
 
|Type = Town in [[Witchwood]]
 
|Type = Town in [[Witchwood]]
 
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'''Knothole Glade''' is a town situated on the [[Witchwood]] island off the [[Albion]] mainland, near the [[Witchwood Arena]] and the [[Temple of Avo]]. It is protected from the various dangerous creatures that occupy the island by a large wooden gate which is constantly guarded.
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'''Knothole Glade''' is a location in ''[[Fable]]'', ''[[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]'' and ''[[Fable Anniversary]]''. It is a town situated on the [[Witchwood]] island off the [[Albion]] mainland, near the [[Witchwood Arena]] and the [[Temple of Avo]]. It is protected from the various dangerous creatures that occupy the island by a large wooden gate which is constantly guarded.
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==Map Description==
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''A village founded by the woodcutters of old.''
   
 
== General ==
 
== General ==
 
The warriors of Knothole Glade are known to wield some of the best [[Axe|Axes]] in all of Albion.
   
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== History ==
The warriors of Knothole Glade are known to wield some of the best Axes in all of Albion.
 
 
In ancient times, the warriors of Knothole Glade were great [[Balverine|balverine]] hunters and had to undergo a gruesome initiation ceremony requiring them to kill a balverine with their bare hands. They would then be able to wear a tattoo in the image of a howling balverine to prove their strength. Even by the time of ''Fable'', balverine hunters from Knothole Glade were some of the greatest in Albion, such as [[Scarlet Robe]].
== Pre-Fable ==
 
In ancient times the warriors of Knothole Glade were great [[balverine]] hunters, and had to go through a gruesome initiation ceremony requiring them to kill a balverine with their bear hands. They would then be able to wear a tattoo in the image of a howling balverine to prove their strength. Even by the time of [[Fable]] balverine hunters from Knothole Galde were some of the greatest in Albion, such as Scarlet Robe.
 
   
 
== Fable ==
 
== Fable ==
The village is led by a [[Knothole Glade Chief|chieftain]] who also runs the local [[Fist fighters]] gang. In the middle of the town stands a statue of [[Scarlet Robe]], a heroine popular for her [[balverine]] slaying exploits, because she was born there. Despite being one of the larger towns in [[Albion]], Knothole Glade is perhaps the least safe, commonly suffering attacks from balverines and [[bandits]]. Because of the constant danger of surprise attacks, it seems that the town has permitted weapons to be unsheathed for immediate action - as opposed to Oakvale, Hook Coast, and Snowspire Village, where it is criminal to have a drawn weapon (it may also be a matter of coding, as it's easier to just have it be 'legal' to brandish a weapon in town than it is to code every instance where it is legal - such as in quests - and when it is not). However, for the most part, the town runs smoothly. There is a [[tavern]], a weapons shop, and a [[tattoo]] shop as well as a general store. A unique element of the town is the [[Archery Competition|shooting range]].
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The village is led by a [[Knothole Glade Chief|chieftain]] who also runs the local [[Fist Fighters]] gang. In the middle of the town stands a statue of [[Scarlet Robe]], a heroine popular for her balverine slaying exploits, because she was born there. Despite being one of the larger towns in [[Albion]], Knothole Glade is perhaps the least safe, commonly suffering attacks from balverines and [[bandits]]. Because of the constant danger of surprise attacks, it seems that the town has permitted weapons to be unsheathed for immediate action - as opposed to [[Oakvale]], [[Hook Coast]], and [[Snowspire Village]], where it is criminal to have a drawn weapon. However, for the most part, the town runs smoothly. There is a [[tavern]], a weapons shop, and a [[tattoo]] shop as well as a general store. A unique element of the town is the [[Archery Competition|shooting range]].
   
There is also a [[Demon Door]] located in Knothole Glade. It is found in a secluded path south of the shooting range. It requires the player to shoot an arrow at his face. If the shot is strong enough, the Demon Door will open. A hero with a low Archery skill can usually open this with a charged shot from [[Arken's Crossbow]].
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There is also a [[Demon Door]] located in Knothole Glade. It is found in a secluded path south of the shooting range. It requires the player to shoot an arrow at his face. If the shot is strong enough, the Demon Door will open. A Hero with a low [[Skill|Archery]] skill can usually open this with a charged shot from [[Arken's Crossbow]].
   
 
== Economy ==
 
== Economy ==
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Knothole Glade is mentioned in ''[[Fable II]]'', as part of the ''[[Knothole Island]]'' [[DLC]]. The inhabitants have made an exodus migration, because they had grown tired of constant balverine attacks and the weather. They had heard there was an island further to the southeast which allows its inhabitants to control the weather. The Knothole tribe decided it was worth a shot and set sail. [[Knothole Island (Location)|Knothole Island]] was the result.
 
Knothole Glade is mentioned in ''[[Fable II]]'', as part of the ''[[Knothole Island]]'' [[DLC]]. The inhabitants have made an exodus migration, because they had grown tired of constant balverine attacks and the weather. They had heard there was an island further to the southeast which allows its inhabitants to control the weather. The Knothole tribe decided it was worth a shot and set sail. [[Knothole Island (Location)|Knothole Island]] was the result.
   
== Notes ==
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== Trivia ==
*In TLC, unlike the first version, Knothole Glade cannot be completely owned. It is unknown why this is, but it may be that by adding quests for the Chieftain, the developers made him unkillable and thus the player cannot own his home.
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*In ''TLC'', unlike the first version, Knothole Glade cannot be completely owned. It is unknown why this is, but it may be that by adding quests for the Chieftain, the developers made him unkillable and thus the player cannot own his home.
*In the White Balverine Quest, before fighting it, you can go to the Armory and Tattooist. you will find that the fact of the White Balverine terrified them so much that they left items on display. You can steal all of these items.
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*In the [[White Balverine (Quest)|White Balverine]] quest, before fighting it, you can go to the Armory and Tattooist. you will find that the fact of the White Balverine terrified them so much that they left items on display. You can steal all of these items.
**You can also do this on the Break The Seige Quest, you can exploit this over and over for free weapons, armor and augments.
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**You can also do this on the [[Break the Siege]] quest, you can exploit this over and over for free weapons, armor and augments.
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*The possibility to carry an unsheathed weapon without consequences may also be a matter of coding, as it's easier to just have it be 'legal' to brandish a weapon in town than it is to code every instance where it is legal - such as in quests - and when it is not.
 
 
== Known Bugs/Glitches ==
 
== Known Bugs/Glitches ==
*In ''[[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]'', there is a bug in which after the [[White Balverine (Quest)]], one of the villagers, including shopkeepers, will be permenantly removed from the game. There is no known way of preventing this.
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*In ''[[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]'', there is a bug in which after the [[White Balverine (Quest)|White Balverine]] quest, one of the villagers, including shopkeepers, will be permanently removed from the game. There is no known way of preventing this.
   
 
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Revision as of 05:19, 3 December 2014

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Knothole Glade is a location in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable Anniversary. It is a town situated on the Witchwood island off the Albion mainland, near the Witchwood Arena and the Temple of Avo. It is protected from the various dangerous creatures that occupy the island by a large wooden gate which is constantly guarded.

Map Description

A village founded by the woodcutters of old.

General

The warriors of Knothole Glade are known to wield some of the best Axes in all of Albion.

History

In ancient times, the warriors of Knothole Glade were great balverine hunters and had to undergo a gruesome initiation ceremony requiring them to kill a balverine with their bare hands. They would then be able to wear a tattoo in the image of a howling balverine to prove their strength. Even by the time of Fable, balverine hunters from Knothole Glade were some of the greatest in Albion, such as Scarlet Robe.

Fable

The village is led by a chieftain who also runs the local Fist Fighters gang. In the middle of the town stands a statue of Scarlet Robe, a heroine popular for her balverine slaying exploits, because she was born there. Despite being one of the larger towns in Albion, Knothole Glade is perhaps the least safe, commonly suffering attacks from balverines and bandits. Because of the constant danger of surprise attacks, it seems that the town has permitted weapons to be unsheathed for immediate action - as opposed to Oakvale, Hook Coast, and Snowspire Village, where it is criminal to have a drawn weapon. However, for the most part, the town runs smoothly. There is a tavern, a weapons shop, and a tattoo shop as well as a general store. A unique element of the town is the shooting range.

There is also a Demon Door located in Knothole Glade. It is found in a secluded path south of the shooting range. It requires the player to shoot an arrow at his face. If the shot is strong enough, the Demon Door will open. A Hero with a low Archery skill can usually open this with a charged shot from Arken's Crossbow.

Economy

The towns main export is Wood and Axes which it supplies to all of Albion.

Fable II

Knothole Glade is mentioned in Fable II, as part of the Knothole Island DLC. The inhabitants have made an exodus migration, because they had grown tired of constant balverine attacks and the weather. They had heard there was an island further to the southeast which allows its inhabitants to control the weather. The Knothole tribe decided it was worth a shot and set sail. Knothole Island was the result.

Trivia

  • In TLC, unlike the first version, Knothole Glade cannot be completely owned. It is unknown why this is, but it may be that by adding quests for the Chieftain, the developers made him unkillable and thus the player cannot own his home.
  • In the White Balverine quest, before fighting it, you can go to the Armory and Tattooist. you will find that the fact of the White Balverine terrified them so much that they left items on display. You can steal all of these items.
    • You can also do this on the Break the Siege quest, you can exploit this over and over for free weapons, armor and augments.
  • The possibility to carry an unsheathed weapon without consequences may also be a matter of coding, as it's easier to just have it be 'legal' to brandish a weapon in town than it is to code every instance where it is legal - such as in quests - and when it is not.

Known Bugs/Glitches

  • In Fable: The Lost Chapters, there is a bug in which after the White Balverine quest, one of the villagers, including shopkeepers, will be permanently removed from the game. There is no known way of preventing this.