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Disambiguous This article is about the region in Fable II. For the region containing Bower Lake in Fable III, see Millfields.

Bower Lake is a wilderness region in Fable II, which links to Brightwood and Bowerstone Market. Its most prominent feature is the large lake that dominates the area, for which it is named.

Bower Lake is rumoured to be the location of the old Heroes' Guild, a rumour proven correct after exploring the ruins underneath the lake's central island, having been changed much in the last five hundred years. Bower Lake is also the location of the Gypsy Camp, where Theresa took the Hero of Bower Lake when they were young and desperately needed healing.

Bandits and beetles appear in the main areas, while the ridge beneath the Bowerstone Road will spawn a large group of hobbes, as will the old ruins behind Hero Hill overlooking the small pond. Finally, a group of Highwaymen will generate in the trees off the path leading to the exit to Brightwood.

Economy[]

Bower Lake is the largest region in Fable II, so it has several traders roaming around. These traders sell a variety of goods, from weaponry to clothing. The hero may purchase augments from the Stone Cutter, tattoos from the Gypsy Tattooist, and general goods from the Gypsy Trader in the Gypsy Camp. Unfortunately, it takes considerable time and money to increase the area's economy.

Law[]

A minor Albion Guard presence is in the area, consisting of a Sheriff and one or two Guards. They patrol the main path from Bowerstone to Brightwood and occasionally enter the Gypsy Camp. However, they only appear after the Hero of Bower Lake defeats Thag.

Demon Door[]

The Arid Sea: This Demon Door is located on the way to Bowerstone, just on the left, while travelling away from the Gypsy Camp. This sentient door claims to be the Greatest Playwright in Albion. Heroes should learn a few expressions to act out this door's grand play. The expressions required are Laugh, Fart, Point & Laugh, Middle Finger, Vulgar Thrust, Growl, Bloodlust Roar, Worship, Dance and Blow Kiss. Inside the Demon Door, there's a chest containing a Lucky Charm Augment.

Points of Interest[]

The Gypsy Camp[]

A series of caravans dominate home to the gypsies of Albion, the Gypsy Camp. Items can be purchased here for relatively low prices. In addition, you can fast travel to this location.

The Heroes' Guild Ruins[]

Under the island in the centre of the eponymous lake lies the ruins of the Heroes' Guild. Although most ruins are unrecognisable after several centuries, the Chamber of Fate is still accessible. One can teleport directly to the Chamber of Fate after discovering it through the Cullis Gate on top of Hero Hill. You can also fast travel to the Chamber of Fate.

The Tomb of Heroes[]

This dilapidated old ruin is inaccessible until the small pond dries up at the beginning of the quest Rescuing Charlie later in the game. It is located on the far side of Bower Lake and is home to swarms of Hollow men. You can travel fast to this location.

Hero Hill[]

This massive hill is found within Bower Lake next to the small tomb that marks the entrance to the former Heroes' Guild. It is also where the Cullis Gate is found that teleports one to the Chamber of Fate. Once the Three Heroes are assembled, this is also where the ritual takes place to claim The Weapon to destroy Lucien.

Thag's Cabin Cave[]

This cave is found behind Thag's Cabin. Minor loot can be found within.

Bowerstone Road Cave[]

This cave is located above the road to Bowerstone, along a narrow ridge that opens into a small, wooded area overlooking the lights of Thag's bandit camp. Some loot can be found there.

Fast Travel[]

There are four direct fast travel locations in this region.

Guild Cave Fast Travel

Fable III[]

Bower Lake is once again a location in Fable III, although it has changed much in the 50 years since the events of Fable II. The region is now called Millfields, home to the posh residences of Albion's elite, including Reaver. Bowerstone's expansion has rendered it a more civilized (and much less remote) location. It is considered part of the greater Bowerstone area, and Page describes it as "the last piece of natural beauty remaining in Bowerstone".

Trivia[]

  • In early development, Bower Lake was intended to have a big mountain next to it with the Temple of Evil located on it (as it was named back then). Instead, this was replaced by Hero Hill and the ruins of the Heroes' Guild.
  • In all three games the name and scenery of the location is different.

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