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Lookout Point is a location in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable Anniversary.

Map Description[]

A popular and peaceful spot.

Overview[]

It is the first region you come across after leaving the Heroes' Guild in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, and Fable Anniversary. It acts as a hub area that connects to Bowerstone, the Heroes' Guild, the Picnic Area and Greatwood. Just as the peaceful atmosphere and soothing music would have you believe, the area is considered the safest place in all of Albion, due to a limited amount of quests being used for this area and no hostile enemies ever spawning here. A title vendor can be found here along with two guards, guarding the entrance to Bowerstone. The Boasting Platform is located next to the entrance to the Heroes' Guild. Several villagers may gather around when a Hero boasts about their quests. It is also a good place for showing off Trophies to earn renown or finding followers to take with you on adventures.

When you reach this area for the first time, you will have a choice of helping the beggar or the bully who are arguing next to the statue. To help the beggar, fart in front of the bully and then he will run off. If you help the bully, you need to belch in the face of the beggar. Whomever you pick on will run away, and you will get good or evil points. You may also beat either of them up to make them run away. You may also get into a belching contest with the bully to drive him away.

Points of Interest[]

Silver Key[]

There is one Silver Key in this region:

  1. This Silver Key can be located behind some bushes near the statue in Lookout Point. Attack the bushes to reveal a small clearing with the key floating at the end.

Primal Demon Door[]

You bear the mask of Jack of Blades. The Prophets had foreseen the coming of such a legend among Heroes. The rise of the summoners in the Northern Wastes marks the arrival of a new threat to all things living. We have long dreaded this portent. Behind my walls lies the Fire Heart. There you will speak to the Prophets who watch over it. You may enter now. But beware the beating of the Heart. It has burned many before you.
— Primal Demon Door


This Demon Door, which is also reffered to as the Primal Demon Door, will be opened during the main story in The Prophets of the Fire Heart quest.

Overview[]

It is regarded as being the first Demon Door ever made. Created to guard the Fire Heart, which calls upon the Ship of the Drowned. This was the sealing place of the prophets, and if The Hero chooses so, their graves.

Solution[]

To get the Fire Heart, you must solve a puzzle in which turning all tiles to moon will kill a prophet and turning tiles to the sun will free a prophet. Despite their plan to tell you that if you kill them you will never get the Fire Heart, you can anyway. Once you leave this place, you will never be able to return and you will see the door close upon your leaving.

Notes[]

Bugs[]

  • If you attack the guards in this area and then just ignore / block them afterwards, then they will drop their charges on you without the need to pay a bounty.
  • It's possible to get behind the closed Demon Door using the spade glitch in the original Fable, but it won't teleport you anywhere.
  • If you dig near the boasting platform that is outside the Heroes' Guild, then some NPCs may spawn around you.

Trivia[]

  • In Fable II, the Fairfax Demon Door claims to be the first Demon Door instead of the one featured in the previous game.
  • It's believed that the unused Demon Door that can be found in the original Fable was intended for the Final Boss, Trogdor. Before he and the intended map Dragon Cliff, were scrapped from the game.
  • Environment themes in the game files for Fable: The Lost Chapters suggest that the Guild woods and surrounding forests near Bowerstone would have been called Springwood.
  • The area that can be seen beyond the bridge to Bowerstone South is actually a re-used filler version of Windmill Hill, which has no objects inside of it.
  • The beggar that you can find there claims that he "used to be an adventurer" and is apparently the brother of Scarlet Robe.
  • The music for Oakfield in Fable II is extremely similar to the music used for this area.
  • In Fable III, one of the locales in the Millfields is also known as Lookout Point. Some believe that it is the evolution of the same place, evidenced by its proximity to Bower Lake, the former location of the Heroes' Guild

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