[HeroOfCrapsalot]

To activate the powers of the sword, you need to sacrifice someone from the bloodline.

[Etzenos]

Originally Posted by HeroOfCrapsalot

To activate the powers of the sword, you need to sacrifice someone from the bloodline.

Oooh. Kill yourself!
Jk. Damn, why did JoB have to kill your mother, you could've killed her instead, she was like half dead anyways.

[Mikhail]

Originally Posted by Etzenos

Oooh. Kill yourself!
Jk. Damn, why did JoB have to kill your mother, you could've killed her instead, she was like half dead anyways.

Anyone of GOOD alignment still would have thrown away the sword in that case. However, killing yourself and letting your sister/mother keep the sword would be interesting... Then maybe they could even get Avo's Tear and they would both have ultimate POWER!!!

Warning, this is a spoiler!

I mean and they are immortal (They don't really die of old age although they can be killed) so they could rule Albion or even the WORLD!

[Etzenos]

Originally Posted by Mikhail

Anyone of GOOD alignment still would have thrown away the sword in that case. However, killing yourself and letting your sister/mother keep the sword would be interesting... Then maybe they could even get Avo's Tear and they would both have ultimate POWER!!!

Warning, this is a spoiler!

I mean and they are immortal (They don't really die of old age although they can be killed) so they could rule Albion or even the WORLD!

lol That would be interesting, instead of playing as the Hero, maybe you could play as Theresa in Fable 3?
Fable 3 will probably be the same, as the other games, you still will probably be the Hero.

[Mikhail]

Originally Posted by Etzenos

lol That would be interesting, instead of playing as the Hero, maybe you could play as Theresa in Fable 3?
Fable 3 will probably be the same, as the other games, you still will probably be the Hero.

Fable III is most likely gonna be a direct sequel of Fable II since there's so much unfinished story although the DLC may take care of that so IDK

[Etzenos]

I never played Fable II, I just know the story, though its not very clear to me. (You don't have to explain it to me).
I just hope Fable III is better than Fable II , personally I don't think it was that well done, plot-wise.
My fav game is Still Fable: TLC.

[Mikhail]

Originally Posted by Etzenos

I never played Fable II, I just know the story, though its not very clear to me. (You don't have to explain it to me).
I just hope Fable III is better than Fable II , personally I don't think it was that well done, plot-wise.
My fav game is Still Fable: TLC.

Agreed! Fable: The lost Chapters is probably my favorite game currently... Though my favorite game of all time is still River Raid for Atari... I think I still have it in a box somewhere. I'm gonna go hook up my Atari now!

[profitstealer66]

Originally Posted by Mikhail

She lived because the game (Fable II) is suggesting that the Hero of Oakvale was good and because she, as well as the heroes from both games, are descended from the Archon's, all of whom were immortal.

Warning, this is a spoiler!

However, There is a book called The Hero of Oakvale, found in Fable II. It claims that The Hero wielded The Sword of Aeons, in which case he would be evil. Though it's speculated that either the writer confused Avo's Tear for The Sword of Aeons because of their similarities or that it's merely a joke since, obviously, Theresa wouldn't be alive if The Hero had killed her in order to keep The Sword.

wait, if you are a decendant from the archons, (implying your immortal), then is the HoO walking around in albion today??

and can you kill an immortal? because if you cant, then that would explain why theresa is still alive! eh?

[Mikhail]

Originally Posted by profitstealer66

wait, if you are a decendant from the archons, (implying your immortal), then is the HoO walking around in albion today??

and can you kill an immortal? because if you cant, then that would explain why theresa is still alive! eh?

Warning, this is a spoiler!

It's speculated that The Hero of Oakvale spent his final days in a place called Serenity Farm, located behind a Demon Door in Oakfield.

Though for all we know he could still be alive, yes.

[Aions]

Originally Posted by Mikhail

I was just curious cause, I read the Tales of Albion thing online and I've noticed Jack of Blades has three masks, one on his face and two at his waist. Do the two masks on his waist belong to the Queen and Knight of Blades?

the knights and the queens

[Etzenos]

Originally Posted by Mikhail

Warning, this is a spoiler!

It's speculated that The Hero of Oakvale spent his final days in a place called Serenity Farm, located behind a Demon Door in Oakfield.

Though for all we know he could still be alive, yes.

Well, Scythe/William Black was only immortal due to powerful spells. So Theresa could have rediscovered those spells again and become immortal. Apparently they did not like the HoO that much, so they killed him off, lol.

Originally Posted by Aions

the knights and the queens

What is that supposed to mean?

[Mikhail]

Originally Posted by Etzenos

Well, Scythe/William Black was only immortal due to powerful spells. So Theresa could have rediscovered those spells again and become immortal. Apparently they did not like the HoO that much, so they killed him off, lol.

Where did it ever say that he used spells to stay alive? It said that The Archon (Scythe/William Black) and his descendants were all IMMORTAL. Theresa and both heroes are descendants of The Archon! I think it had something to do with his powers of Will yes but not because of some spell... Just his immense Will Power alone keeping his body alive.

[Arladerus]

The bloodline gets cut in half every time a new generation comes (unless you marry a sibling or cousin... *shudder*). It's been a long time since the Old Kingdom collapsed and since William Black defeated the King and Queen of Blades, so obviously, the bloodline would be quite thin. Also, in Fable II, you are able to master all Strength, Skill and Will. However, the three Heroes specializing in their attribute are still stronger than you in that principle of Heroes.

I'm thinking that Theresa is pretty normal in terms of Strength, and obviously terrible in Skill (hell, she's blind), but is a master in Will. That's the thing that is keeping Scythe, and probably herself alive. She has enough Will that she can see the future.

The Hero of Oakvale would be a master of all three (unless you decide to focus on only one or two), and would not have nearly enough Will to keep himself alive and immortal.

As a side note, while playing with Trainers, I maxed my Strength and Skill, had no spells and set my age to 18. I found out that although I was only 18, I looked like a rotting old man (65). However, when I leveled my Will Power once, I looked 18 again. And also, I don't remember what I had in my stats, but at age 65, I looked 18.

[Mikhail]

Originally Posted by Arladerus

The bloodline gets cut in half every time a new generation comes (unless you marry a sibling or cousin... *shudder*). It's been a long time since the Old Kingdom collapsed and since William Black defeated the King and Queen of Blades, so obviously, the bloodline would be quite thin. Also, in Fable II, you are able to master all Strength, Skill and Will. However, the three Heroes specializing in their attribute are still stronger than you in that principle of Heroes.

I'm thinking that Theresa is pretty normal in terms of Strength, and obviously terrible in Skill (hell, she's blind), but is a master in Will. That's the thing that is keeping Scythe, and probably herself alive. She has enough Will that she can see the future.

The Hero of Oakvale would be a master of all three (unless you decide to focus on only one or two), and would not have nearly enough Will to keep himself alive and immortal.

As a side note, while playing with Trainers, I maxed my Strength and Skill, had no spells and set my age to 18. I found out that although I was only 18, I looked like a rotting old man (65). However, when I leveled my Will Power once, I looked 18 again. And also, I don't remember what I had in my stats, but at age 65, I looked 18.

ALL ARCHON'S WERE IMMORTAL! And they ruled Albion for thousands of years!

[Etzenos]

Originally Posted by Mikhail

Where did it ever say that he used spells to stay alive? It said that The Archon (Scythe/William Black) and his descendants were all IMMORTAL. Theresa and both heroes are descendants of The Archon! I think it had something to do with his powers of Will yes but not because of some spell... Just his immense Will Power alone keeping his body alive.

Oh. Damn you guys who wrote that thing about the "King" of Blades!
Or maybe I just remembered wrong.

Originally Posted by Arladerus

The bloodline gets cut in half every time a new generation comes (unless you marry a sibling or cousin... *shudder*). It's been a long time since the Old Kingdom collapsed and since William Black defeated the King and Queen of Blades, so obviously, the bloodline would be quite thin. Also, in Fable II, you are able to master all Strength, Skill and Will. However, the three Heroes specializing in their attribute are still stronger than you in that principle of Heroes.

I'm thinking that Theresa is pretty normal in terms of Strength, and obviously terrible in Skill (hell, she's blind), but is a master in Will. That's the thing that is keeping Scythe, and probably herself alive. She has enough Will that she can see the future.

The Hero of Oakvale would be a master of all three (unless you decide to focus on only one or two), and would not have nearly enough Will to keep himself alive and immortal.

As a side note, while playing with Trainers, I maxed my Strength and Skill, had no spells and set my age to 18. I found out that although I was only 18, I looked like a rotting old man (65). However, when I leveled my Will Power once, I looked 18 again. And also, I don't remember what I had in my stats, but at age 65, I looked 18.

Lol, never tried that. Then it seems that Will is keeping you alive.

Originally Posted by Mikhail

ALL ARCHON'S WERE IMMORTAL! And they ruled Albion for thousands of years!

Didn't they all eventually get corrupted and evil and stuff?
Maybe that's why the bloodline was becoming "undone"?