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Sand Furies are enemies in Fable III native to the deserts of Aurora, and are mostly found in the region Shifting Sands. Sand Furies are extremely acrobatic and have great reflexes and are even known to dodge and block bullets. They will back-flip away from charged Will abilities if they are given the space to do so.

It is confirmed that all Sand Furies are female in the description of the Desert Fury pistol. It is most likely they are human, though there are hints that they are some sort of humanoid desert creature. They are masters of ambushing travellers, and can burrow into the sand, popping up in order to surround their targets. Their weapons of choice appear to be Katanas and a small crossbow.

There appear to be at least two types of Sand Fury:

Sand Furies - These are the weakest of the two types and can take roughly 5-6 hits with a 5 star melee weapon. They wield a Master Katana and are usually the first to attack.

Sand Fury Matriarchs - These are strongest of the two types and can take roughly 8-9 hits with a 5 star melee weapon. They wield a Daichi styled katana and usually hold back and allow the weaker Sand Furies to attack first.


Trivia

  • Sand Furies seem to replace Highwaymen of Fable II, due to the fact they have similar fighting styles and like to ambush the hero.
  • Reaver uses Sand Furies to fight the Hero and Page during the quest The Masquerade.
  • The Sand Furies have many similarities to the Gerudo Thieves of The Legend of Zelda.
  • In combat they sometimes make a clicking sound like a large insects pincers clicking together, perhaps hinting towards their true nature. In this way are they similar to the Ra'zac, major antagonists from the Inheritance Cycle books.
  • They have a strong weakness to fire and when set alight by either spell or barrel they will flee until the flames extinguish.
  • They bear a resemblance to a cross between Jawas and Tusken Raiders from the Star Wars series.
  • When killed by a shock spell their skeleton is shown to be human.
  • It is most likely they are some sort of humanoid, as proved by their over-Heroic agility.
  • In the Fable III Limited Collectors Edition card deck, a red Sand Fury is seen as the Queen of Clubs.
  • When using legendary weapons whose augmentations require human kills, the Sand Furies deaths seem to count, which would suggest that they are indeed human.
  • Because of their agility and their acrobatic movements, fighting them with a powerful hammer, such as The TYPO, is highly recommended, as the hits from a hammer have a slight knock-back effect, which prevents them from attacking you.
  • Sand Furies also seem to leave a trail of sand when hit, rather than blood.
  • Sand Furies also bleed blood, but only when struck multiple times.
  • It seems that there were once male sand furies but they were killed using the Desert Fury.
  • The Sand Furies seem to highly resemble ninjas due to their acrobatic fighting style, use of katanas, and their concealment of their identities.
  • Their faces are never shown, and Barry Hatch makes a comment on this during The Masquerade Quest when the Hero first encounters them with Page.
  • Sand Furies will not follow the hero into waist deep water.
  • An early piece of concept art for the Sand Furies labelled them as "Dervishes" instead of Sand Furies.
  • They will sometimes make high pitched screams before they attack, possibly hinting that they may be an Amazonian reference.
  • Earlier concept art for the Sand Fury showed them as being closer to human desert muraders.