Quoting: NUNBERRY

I heard that if you manage to kill 2040 of the white Balverines that they turn into a flock of Sandgeese. I also know a guy who has a friend who's a member of a message board who's moderator was MSNed by this bloke on the internet who'd done it and confirmed that it worked.

 Quoting: NUNBERRY

I heard that if you manage to kill 2040 of the white Balverines that they turn into a flock of Sandgeese. I also know a guy who has a friend who's a member of a message board who's moderator was MSNed by this bloke on the internet who'd done it and confirmed that it worked.

TPK:

I also like the Hermit he's so badass

ihuntreindeerYAY:

hermit you never cease to amaze me!

fablefinatic:

dude anything is possible for a guy who calls himself a hermit

 Quoting: Baystone

What Is a Sandgoose? The Sandgoose is a black and white (more black than white) creature that struts around the Sahara Desert. This strange sand-dwelling goose (hence the name) listens to tourists roaming the vast desert to learn the lingo in which they speak. The Sandgoose (or perhaps Sandgooses; note spelling) are multilingual, and thus can retain many languages at one time. The Sandgoose has been known to communicate at the level of an average three-year-old child, according to rather dubious travellers. The Sandgoose, while outgoing, has not been caught on film. It's a sly bird, which can easily sense motion, so it has quick reflexes. This odd creature has no intention to be exposed to the public, and with the ability to speak it can easily overwhelm travellers with its shocking talent. There is no evidence of the Sandgoose. But despite the fact that the Sandgoose has no evidence, it has gathered many fans. The Origins of the Sandgoose The Sandgoose is actually an inside joke created by Atchoo. While Project Ego was in its early days and the world was young, Atchoo was a boy without a care in the world. In these times, a youth would just blurt out whatever came to his head and that’s what he did. He mentioned to Bat that he had adopted or seen a Sandgoose, causing Bat hours of searching through libraries and the net apparently, without any positive results. At this, Bat enquired to Atchoo if he could actually give him any information on this mysterious beast, to which Atchoo just laughed and could not believe a simple joke could be taken so far... little did he know the full extent. Atchoo grew enamoured with his creation and began doing things like referring to it over the internet, and posting posters around his school with the phrase, 'Have you seen this bird?' But now you may ask, how it is that BBB and Lionhead took knowledge of this made up bird. Well, when Atchoo went for testing the first time at BBB, he mentioned this joke to Dene Carter and it didn’t take long for him to want to implement this beast in Project Ego. Well, with the becoming of Fable and the speed of word of mouth, Peter and many other people knew about this bird, but very few actually know why and or how it originated…

TPK:

I also like the Hermit he's so badass

ihuntreindeerYAY:

hermit you never cease to amaze me!

fablefinatic:

dude anything is possible for a guy who calls himself a hermit

 Quoting: Johnny_Deg

My imagination is in a cage.

 Quoting: xathyn

that really big chicken sounds an awful lot like the true end of the chicken kicking competition. Using the **** call while wearing the grand chicken hat during the contest was supposed to summon a giant chicken out of the sea that's powered by two men. It would come up on the beach on the other side of some boulders and then smash through the boulders and expose the two men operating it.

TPK:

I also like the Hermit he's so badass

ihuntreindeerYAY:

hermit you never cease to amaze me!

fablefinatic:

dude anything is possible for a guy who calls himself a hermit

 Quoting: fable_hermit

yer! and lady grey killed her sister! why does nobody belive me?!!! im not insane im only mad

 Quoting: xathyn

Only left tlc By the way, in tlc, you have to talk to the man imprisoned in Bowerstone north and agree to help him.

Even though you've left you're still talking about it. This quest wasn't in the original Fable and you say you know that. It's fairly pointless posting that here... or in your case posting at all. Have a nice day though.

 Quoting: xathyn

This is in either copy of the game. In bowerstone north there is an unbreakable window. You can smash it and there's still a pane of glass. It's in the house to the far right on the 2nd floor right corner. Also if you look at the stained glass next to the big clock, you can see a strange pattern in the glass as if it could fall off and one of the walls along here glitches like it weren't real.