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Fable 2 Guide
Jlance999Date: Monday, 2008-11-10, 2:34 PM | Message # 1
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Demon door locations, how to open them and the rewards for opening them:
Fable 2's Demon Doors are nine in number, each of them requiring a different tactic to pry open its secrets and spill forth its wealth.

One of the first Demon Doors you'll encounter can be found near Bower Lake. It's ironic that this is one of the first Demon Doors you find in Fable 2, because it happens to be one of the hardest to open and the last ones you'll be able to. The requirements for the Bower Lake Demon Door seem simple enough: "act out" a story that the Demon Door tells. However, to perform all the required acts, you'll have to progress pretty far in the game and spend some time in the bookstore buying and learning expressions. The Demon Door's story requires the following expressions, in this order: Laugh, Fart, Point and Laugh, Middle Finger, Vulgar Thrust, Growl, Bloodlust Roar, Worship, Dance and Blow a Kiss. Many of those can be learned in books from the Bowerstone Book Store, but several (Laugh and Blow Kiss, for instance), can only be acquired based on your actions and renown.

The next two Demon Doors are relatively easy to find and to open. The first, near the Bowerstone Cemetery, simply wants meat. Don't bother going back to Bowerstone Market and buying him mutton, though; just kick a chicken toward the Demon Door's mouth, and he'll literally open wide. It's forehead-slappingly simple, really, and for the "trouble" of kicking fowl, you'll be rewarded with some good Experience Potions. The next door, in Rookridge, is also quite simple, although it requires that your dog know four different tricks. I got the Rookridge Demon Door to open by having my dog Urinate on the door (after we pointed and laughed at the door), Fetch, Cower (after I farted) and Roll Over (his reaction to doing the Chicken expression). Once the door is open, your Hero takes a trip down Memory Lane, an interesting low-contrast "freeze frame" of Oakvale from the original Fable. There's really not much to do here -- at least not early on -- but if walk to the far back left, you'll find a treasure chest that contains a Potion of Life.

One of the next early stops in the game takes you to Oakfield, where you'll encounter the Oakfield Demon Door. Although I've heard about several different ways to open this door, my Hero opened it by asking a woman who had fallen in love with him to "follow," then proposing to her in front of the Oakfield Demon Door. With his heart of stone now bursting with love, the Demon Door opens to reveal an amazing Homestead, which you can make your marital home if you wish, as well as a windmill that contains a treasure chest with an augmented mace. It really is a nice, albeit slow, melee weapon. I've heard that simply blowing a woman a kiss can lead the door to open, but I had to propose to get it to open.

The most obscure Demon Door is by far the one in Brightwood. Truly, where else must you adorn yourself with muttonchops and dreadlocks while offering some cheese to a hunk of rock? Logic aside, here's what you need: make sure you have some cheese in your inventory, which can be purchased from the Bowerstone Produce Trader. Next, purchase the muttonchops (The Chop) from the Bowerstone barber and a Posh Gentleman's Shirt/Noble Blouse from the Bowerstone tailor. With those items in your inventory, head for Oakfield and buy a Farmer's Hat from the clothing stall, then to Bloodstone to buy Dreadlocks from the barber. Lastly, buy a Strumpet Skirt from one of the wandering traders (a lot of them walk in Rookridge). Voila! Not only are you ugly as sin, but you can finally open the Demon Door. Now, if only it offered you more than a hat, shirt and pants for your trouble.

Speaking of Bloodstone, that's the location of the next Demon Door. After the insanity of the Brightwood door, Bloodstone's is refreshingly simple. All you need to do is own a Lute (it's an expression) and play it perfectly in front of the door. That's it. When it opens, not only will you encounter one of the creepiest areas in all of Fable 2, but you'll be rewarded with a nice master longsword.

To open the Westcliff Demon Door, it helps to be a little creepy yourself, as you need to have corruption level pretty high (be more corrupt than pure). You can keep tabs on your corruption by pausing the game, selecting Logbook and viewing your Personality. The Wraithmarsh Demon Door, however, is much creepier in name than in "real life," as it requires you to have a dedicated entourage following you. When you're wandering around the nearby area, charm enough people to entice 10-12 of them to follow you to the door. Have that many followers, and the door will open and grant you access to a treasure chest behind the house in a cave. Inside the treasure chest is a Turret Rifle.

The final Demon Door in Fable 2 is behind Fairfax Castle, in Fairfax Gardens. This arrogant door tells you early in the game that he is the biggest and best of the doors and opens for no one. Well, that's only true until you open the other eight Demon Doors in Fable 2. Open those eight, as we've outlined above, and the Fairfax Gardens Demon Door will crack open and fill your pockets with 50,000 gold. When you think about it, this is actually a pretty poor reward considering all the back-and-forth you need to do to open the others doors, not to mention the fact that you can easily make 50,000 gold just by waiting for your investments in the game to "come due" every five minutes. What's more, that 50,000 gold hardly helps you buy Fairfax Castle, which costs $1 million.

List of legendary weapons and how to acquire them:
—MELEE—

THE MAELSTROM
Dmg: 58, Type: cutting, Attack speed: Normal, Augment: Scourge
Location: Temple of Shadows.. make the most unholy of sacrifices (husband/wife) between 12-1am. This is after reaching 2k points.

THE RISING SUN
Dmg: 61, Type: cutting, Attack speed: Normal, Augment: righteous violence
Location: Make a large donation to the temple of light between 12-1 once the monk starts telling you about the harvest donation thing. K-NOTE: 10,000+ gold seems to work, I’ve not tried less.

THE CALAVERA
Dmg: 67, Type: Blunt (Mace), Attack Speed: Slow, Augments: Flame
Location: Westcliffe Demon Door.

THE HAMMERTHYST
Dmg: 78, Type: Blunt (Hammer), Attack Speed: Slow, Augments: Barkskin
Location: Oakfield Demon Door

THE DAICHI
Dmg: 96, Type: cutting, Attack speed: Fast, Augment: Devastation, Bewitching, Killerwatt
Location: From Brightwood tower jump into Archon’s Knot tomb and make your way through it. Coming out of the exit there is a chest containing this weapon, impossible to miss. K-NOTE: You must complete Wraithmarsh first, after you come back from the Spire.

THE CHOPPER
Dmg: 96,Type: Cutting, Attack Speed: Slow, Augments: Discipline, Stoneskin
Location: Score 7 perfect rounds in the crucible.

—RANGED—

THE RAMMER
Dmg: 119, Type: Arrow, Attack Speed: Normal, Augments: Ghoul, Flame, Bewitching
Location: Gargoyles Treasure (Shoot all 50)

THE RED DRAGON

Dmg: 41, Type: Bullet, Attack Speed: Fast, Augments: Devastation, Lucky Charm
Location: Score 175 or more at the Westcliff Shooting Range.

THE ENFORCER
Dmg: 177, Type: Blunderbuss, Attack Speed: Slow, Augments: Barkskin, Luck Charm
Location: Complete the quests “cold Comfort Farmer” and “the Blind Date”. This will let you buy Farmer Giles farm which contains a key that will let you down into the farm cellar. It’s at a dig spot at the end.

THE PERFORATOR
Dmg: 81, Type: Turret Rifle, Attack Speed; Normal Augments: Fear Itself, Discipline, Barkskin, Augments: Fear Itself, Discipline, Barkskin
Location: Wraithmarsh Demon Door.

Sources used:
Dailygame.net


 
laxfish76Date: Sunday, 2008-11-23, 2:24 PM | Message # 2
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Sort of off topic, is Fable 2 a good game?

I might purchase it.


 
Jlance999Date: Sunday, 2008-11-23, 2:27 PM | Message # 3
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Eh I love the game, good 20-30 hours of fun and it lost its luster for me though. I mean other ppl will argue with you for ages about it being so replayable, I've seen ppl make 6 characters and keep on going...but I wasn't that dedicated to it. Maybe ask Iamwright777 he plays it like nonstop so he could tell you more about it than I could, if you played the first game or you like rpgs at least rent it though, the combat system takes getting used to and is overly simplistic but I liked it, and liked the game in general, I love how they brought out fables darker qualities in this game alot further.

 
laxfish76Date: Sunday, 2008-11-23, 2:31 PM | Message # 4
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Yeah, I played the first and I got stuck so I quit cool

I might pick it up, with the first one. I really like rpgs, its just when I play them tons, I eventually hate them near the end. I should probably pace myself.

Thanks though.


 
Redenbacher09Date: Wednesday, 2008-11-26, 9:18 AM | Message # 5
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You got stuck in the first? I didn't think that was possible!

Fable 2 was a blast, I really enjoyed the game play. I've never been so emotionally invested in a decision in a game before. It was pretty intense. It took me over 50 hours to do everything I could find, but I'm looking forward to making another character and bringing out my evil side.


 
laxfish76Date: Wednesday, 2008-11-26, 2:21 PM | Message # 6
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Yeah, I got stuck on the thing where you have to rescue the guy....

That was pretty vague. happy


 
Redenbacher09Date: Thursday, 2008-12-04, 7:45 AM | Message # 7
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wacko

 
IamWright777Date: Wednesday, 2008-12-17, 9:22 PM | Message # 8
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To be honest... You will not have to deal with any vagueness in Fable II... As long as you like RPGs you will like this game... I honestly love it, but I only have two characters... by the way there is a new Live download coming out at the end of this month. Anybody that gets it can finally get another piece of assassins clothing!

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NixonDate: Monday, 2009-01-12, 1:44 PM | Message # 9
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Is the download out yet?

Haven´t heard anything.........



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IamWright777Date: Wednesday, 2009-02-18, 2:42 PM | Message # 10
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It should be... I don't have access to Xbox Live at my home; but if anybody has downloaded it, is it worth downloading?

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laxfish76Date: Wednesday, 2009-02-18, 2:48 PM | Message # 11
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...Late enough tongue

Lol...


 
NixonDate: Sunday, 2009-03-01, 8:58 PM | Message # 12
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Tried the dlc. It is ok, but nothing new under the sun.


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IamWright777Date: Thursday, 2009-06-11, 6:00 PM | Message # 13
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Has anybody played Fable 2 lately? I just was wondering....

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Jlance999Date: Sunday, 2009-06-14, 8:54 AM | Message # 14
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Marla has been playing fable 2 a lot lately so yea I have too.

 
IamWright777Date: Tuesday, 2009-06-16, 10:54 AM | Message # 15
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Oh well always a good thing, at least I am not alone

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