Traits associated with witches are very much as they are in the real world, witches ride broomsticks, mix potions and associate with monsters. The monsters in question are Hobbes, children seduced by dark spirits and turned into ugly, stupid and violent creatures.

Fable: The Lost ChaptersEdit

In Fable: The Lost Chapters there is a witch that lives in a small hut at Bowerstone Quay who mixes potions. She plays a major role in the Sick Child quest where you need to bring her a blue mushroom so she can brew a potion to heal Aldy, a sick child.

Fable IIEdit

Witches are referenced a lot in Fable II. Murgo claims to sell broomsticks made by "expert" witches. Witchcraft seems to be an alternative term for Will, as the old ways of Heroes have been forgotten so perhaps modern, an example of this is such as when fighting guards and using Will they will yell "Witchcraft!". Witchcraft is seen as negative force and an organisation called the Witchspotters was present in Albion who where devoted to stopping witches. They were the group who tried and executed Lady Grey for witchcraft, as is revealed in Love Hurts. Before the events of Fable II the Witchspotters disbanded. Witchcraft is still seen as negative and many people have bounties placed on their heads by their neighbours if they are suspected if witchcraft, the bounties are collected by assassins.

Another known witch was magic user Vipress, a beautiful warrior-witch who owned a mace called the Calavera.

Fable IIIEdit

In Fable III the ideas of witchcraft have mostly faded away much like in the real world during the Industrial Revolution. However, the Traitor's Keep DLC introduced the character of "Witchcraft Mary", one of Ravenscar's most dangerous inmates. Due to her knowledge of the workings of Will and Albion's monsters, she was said to be a witch. However, this is proven to be false, as she was in fact a scientist with an obsession over very macarbe interests.