Re: What Fable 2 Expansions Should Be

JesterofShadows — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:23:29 GMT

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Well, I kind of already labelled out this idea in another forum ( http://community.lionhead.com/forums/3359077/ShowThread.aspx#3359077 ) but here is an idea I would like to see develop for downloadable content:

Once you can become King/Queen you should begin a quest to actually build a kingdom. After all, in no part of the Fable mythos have we had a true kingdom (barring the Old Kingdom) of course. So let’s have some fun with this.

THE STORY
Sparrow, having defeated Lord Lucien, having restored order (either or ) to Knothole Island and having witnessed the prophecy in "See the Future" decides, after being crowned King/Queen, that they would indeed like to forge a kingdom. After all, the only place that has truly declared them ruler (despite ownership of everything everywhere) is Bowerstone. Thus begins a quest to conquer the known world. Each land can either be developed or conquered, perhaps a mix of both, and depending on moral choices, the lands begin to develop in ways that reflect their ruler.

THE LANDS
Bowerstone (Including Market, Old Town, Bower Lake and Cemetery)
At Castle Fairfax Sparrow receives a message from the people of Albion by a messenger, informing them that they want to be ruled by him/her. Sparrow agrees, and then is approached by both leader of the town guards and the remnants of the Spire Guards. Both want to serve him, but don't have the funding to buy decent equipment to enforce his rule. Sparrow must then decide which group to support, and in doing so choose the basics of his army. After this he is then approached by his new major-domo (either the Leader of the Guard, or someone resembling the Commandant) and told that other regions would work well under his law.
Effects of Choosing the Town Guards
* All town guards in Bowerstone now resemble better equipped versions of the ones found throughout the previous parts of the game.
* All rent from Bowerstone is slightly increased.
* Bonus to and Purity.
* All fines in Bowerstone cut in half.
* Unlocks all other regions barring Wraithmarsh/Oakvale for conquering, development.
* Town Guards will now follow you
* Bandit activity decreases, only to be replaced with Spire Guards.
Effects of Choosing the Spire Guards
* All town guards in Bowerstone now resemble better equipped versions of the Spire Guards.
* All rent from Bowerstone is slightly increased.
* Bonus to and Corruption.
* All fines in Bowerstone cut in half.
* Unlocks all other regions barring Wraithmarsh/Oakvale for conquering, development.
* Spire Guards will now follow you
* Spire Guards will no longer attack you, but more bandits found in Albion.

Rookridge (Including Rookridge Inn and Temple of Shadows)>>

“Oakfield Massacre” Rookridge>>

Your major-domo tells you that he has received message from the Temple of Shadows asking for you to visit them, however, he has also received word from the owner of a merchant who wishes to speak to you in the Rookridge Inn. Travelling to the Temple of Shadows, Grimm informs you that many of the mines in Rookridge are full of precious minerals and stones. However, one of the mines is guarded by an unnamed beast (let's make it some sort of new Undead/Shadow monster) that is outside his control. Inside one of the former closed mines is a gem which controls the beast (each time you kill it, it respawns on your next visit). He wishes you to bring it to him, so that the Temple of Shadows can have the funding for further expansions in the area while controlling the monster. However, the merchant, being of a nature, wishes you to destroy the stone and thus the beast so men can come and visit the area and mine the area.>>

Effects of Choosing the Temple of Shadows>>

* The Temple of Shadows (literally, the actual cathedral) is rebuilt as the Grand Shadow Temple, raking in double its rent and now with an underground complex full of shops and guards. (If you owned the Temple of Shadows, you will own the Grand Shadow Temple).>>

* Grimm now has taken on a demonic form and sits upon a throne.>>

* Rookridge Inn makes less rent.>>

* Increased Shadow Loyalty points (will give you the unique weapon if not already achieved).>>

* Increased points.>>

* All mines open with miners around, these miners are slaves.>>

* Shadow Priests can be found in areas under your control.>>

* Guards now patrol the area.>>

* More “Slaving” missions.>>

Effects of Choosing the Merchant>>

* The Rookridge Inn has been rebuilt as the Rookridge Hotel, raking in double its rent. Several places along Rookridge now have been rebuilt with new business. More guards. (If you owned the Rookridge Inn, you will own the Rookridge Hotel.)>>

* The Temple of Shadows remains the same, but earns less rent.>>

* Merchant now works at the Rookridge Hotel, as manager.>>

* Monetary payout.>>

* Increased Purity points.>>

* All mines open with miners around, these miners are paid workers.>>

* More travelling merchants.>>

* Guards now patrol the area.>>

* More “Liberate Slaves” missions.>>

> >

“Defender of the Light” Rookridge>>

Your major-domo tells you that he has received message from a Temple of Light priest asking for you to visit him at the remains of the Temple of Shadows, however, he has also received word from the owner of a shady character who wishes to speak to you in the Rookridge Inn. Travelling to the Temple of Shadows, the priest informs you that many of the mines in Rookridge are full of precious minerals and stones. However, one of the mines is guarded by an unnamed beast (possibly Grimm reborn). Inside one of the former closed mines is a gem which acts as a link between this world and the next for the beast (each time you kill it, it respawns on your next visit). He wishes you to destroy the gem, allowing the Temple of Light to have access to the mines for their charity works. However, the shady character, being a slaver, wishes you to bring the gem to him, so that he can blackmail the beast into letting the area be mined.>>

Effects of Choosing the Temple of Light>>

* The Temple of Shadows (literally, the actual cathedral) is rebuilt as a new Shelter of Light, raking in basic rent and now with an underground complex that houses the poor and destitute. (You can now buy the Shelter of Light, which has low income.)>>

* Some of the buildings in Rookridge have been rebuilt into shops.>>

* Increased Purity points.>>

* Rookridge Inn increases its rent slightly.>>

* The priest is now the Abbot of the Shelter of Light.>>

* All mines open with miners around, these miners are paid workers.>>

* Monks of Light can be found in areas under your control.>>

* Guards now patrol the area.>>

* More “Liberate Slaves” missions.>>

* Increased Light Loyalty points.>>

Effects of Choosing the Slaver>>

* The Rookridge Inn has been rebuilt as the Rookridge Fortress, raking in double its rent. Several places along Rookridge now have been rebuilt with new business. More guards. (If you owned the Rookridge Inn, you will own the Rookridge Fortress.)>>

* The Temple of Shadows has been rebuilt as a Slave Pen where the slaves are kept. (You can now own the low rent Slave Pen.)>>

* Slaver is now mayor of Rookridge, living in Rookridge Fortress.>>

* Monetary payout.>>

* Increased points.>>

* All mines open with miners around, these miners are slaves.>>

* Friendly bandit merchants now found wandering the towns.>>

* Guards now patrol the area.>>

* More “Slaving” missions.>>

Oakfield (Including Temple of Light)>>

“Oakfield Massacre” Oakfield>>

Your major-domo informs you that Grimm wishes to see you once more. Apparently there is rumour of another strong Hero in Oakfield, who was mortally wounded in your massacre, but survived due to his strength. Grimm would like you to find this Hero and guide him to Grimm to become a Shadow Knight. As you leave, Theresa informs you that the child can be found in the Chamber of Fate, lost and afraid, and that his adoptive family in Oakfield would very much like to see him again.>>

Effects of Choosing Grimm’s Path>>

* Oakfield is rebuilt, but as a bandit camp, full of friendly bandits and shops. >>

* The Temple of Light is rebuilt into the Shadow Manor, where the now Shadow Knight trains bandits and other Shadow knights. (Shadow Manor can be bought.)>>

* The Shadow Knight is now recruitable as an ally, mirroring Hammer’s style of fighting but wielding a deadly axe.>>

* Increased points.>>

* Guards now in Oakfield.>>

Effects of Choosing Theresa’s Path>>

* Oakfield is rebuilt, but as a mercenary soldier camp, full of friendly warriors and shops. >>

* The Temple of Light is rebuilt into the Leader’s Camp, where the now Mercenary Leader trains soldiers. (Leader’s Camp can now be bought.)>>

* The Mercenary Leader is now recruitable as an ally, mirroring Hammer’s style of fighting but wielding a deadly sword.>>

* Increased points.>>

* Guards now in Oakfield.>>

> >

“Defender of the Light” Oakfield
Your major-domo informs you that Oakfield’s Abbot wishes to see you once more. Apparently there is rumour of another strong Hero in Oakfield, who was mortally kidnapped by the Temple of Shadows before they fell, and has been missing since. The Abbot would like you to find this Hero and guide him the Temple of Light to become a Golden Knight. As you leave, Theresa informs you that the child can be found in the Chamber of Fate, lost and afraid, and that he now only knows violence and it would do well to lead him back to your major-domo to train him as a soldier.>>

Effects of Choosing the Abbot’s Path>>

* Oakfield is further built up, no longer having stalls, now having shops and a blacksmith. >>

* The Temple of Light is rebuilt into the Grand Temple of Light, where the now Golden Knight trains other knights. (If you owned the Temple of Light, you will own it still.)>>

* The Golden Knight is now recruitable as an ally, mirroring Hammer’s style of fighting but wielding a deadly hammer.>>

* Increased points.>>

* Guards now in Oakfield.>>

Effects of Choosing Theresa’s Path>>

* Oakfield is built further into a soldier camp, full of friendly warriors. Still stalls, but now a blacksmith. >>

* The Temple of Light remains unchanged.>>

* The General is now recruitable as an ally, mirroring Hammer’s style of fighting but wielding a deadly sword.>>

* Increased points.>>

* Guards now in Oakfield.>>

Brightwood Forest (Including Forsaken Fortress, Brightwood Tower and Brightwood Farm)>>

* This option presumes you have slept in the tower once you have bought it.
“Red Harvest” Brightwood Forest>>

Your major-domo informs you that two brothers have been fighting over moving into Brightwood tower. Annoyingly, both are powerful will-users, and he informs you Sam and Max are currently in for questioning. Upon reaching Brightwood you are approached by both brothers, one dressed in white and blue, the other in black and red. Both want the tower for their study, but for obviously different reasons. The one in white believes that the Will should be used for the betterment of mankind. The one in black believes that the Will should be used to enforce the will of the strong upon the weak. After a heated argument, they both stalk away. A friendly bandit informs you that the area has become exceptionally dangerous since the brothers began fighting, and that only a death of one of the brothers will change things. He then tells you that the one in white resides in the shambles of Brightwood Farm, while the one in red resides in Ripper’s old camp. Both are guarded by bandits, and once killed the other takes residence in the Tower.>>

Effects of Choosing the Brother’ Path>>

* Ripper’s Camp is rebuilt into a friendly bandit camp, while Balverines and Hollow Men stalk the rest of the area. Ripper’s Camp is now full of shops and stalls.>>

* Brightwood Tower takes on a dark aspect.>>

* Spells cause double the amount of terror in NPCs.>>

* The Brother will send his visage (a ghostly version of himself) to aid you as a henchman. He uses spells such as Fireball, Chaos and Summon Undead.>>

* Guards patrol the area.>>

* Forsaken Fortress is rebuilt as a Library run by the temple you have served. In it you can buy every book in the game, potions, clothing and weapons designed to aid will users.>>

Effects of Choosing Brother’s Path>>

* Ripper’s Camp is rebuilt into a trader camp, while bandits stalk the rest of the area. Ripper’s Camp is now full of shops and stalls.>>

* Brightwood Tower takes on a light aspect.>>

* Spells cause half the amount of terror in friendly NPCs but 150% in enemies.>>

* The Brother will send his visage (a ghostly version of himself) to aid you as a henchman. He uses spells such as Lightning, Vortex and Blades.>>

* Guards patrol the area.>>

* Forsaken Fortress is rebuilt as a Library run by the temple you have served. In it you can buy every book in the game, potions, clothing and weapons designed to aid will users.>>

> >

“Cold Comfort Farmer” Brightwood Forest>>

Your major-domo informs you that two brothers have been fighting over moving into Brightwood tower. Annoyingly, both are powerful will-users, and he informs you Sam and Max are currently in for questioning. Upon reaching Brightwood you are approached by both brothers, one dressed in white and blue, the other in black and red. Both want the tower for their study, but for obviously different reasons. The one in white believes that the Will should be used for the betterment of mankind. The one in black believes that the Will should be used to enforce the will of the strong upon the weak. After a heated argument, they both stalk away. A farmer informs you that the area has become exceptionally dangerous since the brothers began fighting, and that only a death of one of the brothers will change things. He then tells you that the one in white resides in Brightwood Farm, while the one in red resides in Ripper’s old camp. Both are guarded by bandits, and once killed the other takes residence in the Tower.>>

Effects of Choosing the Brother’ Path>>

* The rebuilt Brightwood Farm becomes a cursed place, earning half the income possible. Rippers Camp becomes a thriving bandit camp, full of stalls and shops for you.>>

* Brightwood Tower takes on a dark aspect.>>

* Spells cause double the amount of terror in NPCs.>>

* The Brother will send his visage (a ghostly version of himself) to aid you as a henchman. He uses spells such as Fireball, Chaos and Summon Undead.>>

* Guards patrol the area.>>

* Forsaken Fortress is rebuilt as a Library run by the temple you have served. In it you can buy every book in the game, potions, clothing and weapons designed to aid will users.>>

Effects of Choosing Brother’s Path>>

* Ripper’s Camp is rebuilt into a trader camp, while bandits stalk the rest of the area. Ripper’s Camp is now full of shops and stalls. Brightwood Farm is further built upon, now earning more income.>>

* Brightwood Tower takes on a light aspect.>>

* Spells cause half the amount of terror in friendly NPCs but 150% in enemies.>>

* The Brother will send his visage (a ghostly version of himself) to aid you as a henchman. He uses spells such as Lightning, Vortex and Blades.>>

* Guards patrol the area.>>

* Forsaken Fortress is rebuilt as a Library run by the temple you have served. In it you can buy every book in the game, potions, clothing and weapons designed to aid will users.>>

Westcliff (Including Bandit Coast, Howling Halls, Westcliff Region and Westcliff Camp)>>

* This option presumes you developed Westcliff.>>

Your major-domo informs you that there has been a rising threat to your rule in Westcliff, run by the remnants of those that you did not choose as your guards. Sparrow, unable to take such insult, goes forth to teach these insurgents a lesson they will never forget. They have made the area too dangerous to fast travel to so it is necessary to travel by foot (they even knocked down that wonderful bridge that was built). Sparrow must travel along the same path they once took with Hammer, finding the area has no bandits, just hordes of guards that you didn’t choose (barring the Howling Halls, which is still Balverine infested). Upon reaching Westcliff Camp, you are told by the civilians that the leader earned the right to rule this town by conquering a much more difficult version of the Crucible. To rule once more you must once more go through the Crucible, the final round of which is the leader of the guards and many other guards. Once you have won your major-domo tells you kill the rebel, while Theresa informs you that a merciful approach could earn you the love of the people.>>

Effects of Killing the Leader>>

* People in Westcliff fear you.>>

* Westcliff has its bridge rebuilt.>>

* More bandits around Albion.>>

* More White Balverines in the Westcliff region.>>

* Guards now able to be recruited as henchmen (they can die).>>

* Guards patrol area.>>

Effects of Sparing the Leader
* People in Westcliff love you.>>

* Westcliff has its bridge rebuilt.>>

* Less bandits around Albion.>>

* Less Balverines in the Westcliff region.>>

* Fines in Westcliff (barring murder) are waived.>>

* Guards patrol area.>>

Bloodstone
* Your major-domo informs you a ghost has been seen around Bloodstone, and the people there are helpless to do anything about it, but it has been terrifying them, making them not pay taxes or rent. Upon Sparrow’s arrival to Bloodstone, they notice many Hollow Men are attacking the town. Once all the Hollow Men are destroyed a thug informs you that the ghost has been seen around Bloodstone Manor. Approaching the manor, more undead appear, and Sparrow is saved by a young pirate who fights with a rifle and is very fast with her sword. They battle down the Rear Passage until they find the source of the undead, an female shadow, the woman Reaver sacrificed Oakvale for, who reveals the pirate girl is the daughter of Reaver and a whore. The shadow then tries to make a bargain with Sparrow, saying let her possess Reaver’s daughter and she will serve him, making Bloodstone part of the kingdom. Sparrow must then choose (and then attack the one he doesn’t choose with).>>

Effects of Choosing the Pirate Girl>>

* Bloodstone takes on a more civilised aspect, akin to the change of Bowerstone Old Town if Sparrow was a child.>>

* People in Bloodstone love the player.>>

* Bloodstone Manor is turned into “Bloodstone Palace”, and is something out of a fairy-tail, where the Pirate Girl now lives with double rent.>>

* Pirate Girl can be hired as a henchman.>>

* Pirate Girl looks like a very fashionable and pleasant rogue, a defender of the people.>>

* Guards now patrol Bloodstone.>>

Effects of Choosing the Shadow Girl>>

* Bloodstone takes on a more horror aspect, with less residents, and ghosts (who you cannot interact with at all) patrolling the town.>>

* People in Bloodstone fear the player.>>

* Bloodstone Manor is turned into “Bloodstone Abattoir”, and is something out of a nightmare, where the Shadow Girl now lives with double rent.>>

* Shadow Girl can be hired as a henchman.>>

* Shadow Girl looks like the Pirate Girl did, except now much darker in aspect, a nightmare woman with glowing eyes.>>

* Guards now patrol Bloodstone.>>

Wraithmarsh
* This can only be accomplished once all previous lands are conquered.>>

After the world has been conquered, Theresa asks Sparrow to visit her once more, and Sparrow can go to the major-domo to travel there. There, Theresa informs Sparrow that her magical sight, even with the Spire’s aid, can no longer see into Wraithmarsh. Sparrow then travels to Wraithmarsh, where a powerful ghost has arisen, that of Lucien, but half of his face is covered by a burnt and ruined mask (that of Jack of Blades, he’s summoning the power of the mask, but is dead so is safe from becoming a new Jack of Blades) and Sparrow is quickly defeated, pulled away by a mysterious undead... a desiccated husk of a man, Scythe. Scythe then informs Sparrow that to defeat Lucien this time he’ll need the help of three powerful Heroes (obviously the ones recruited while making the kingdom). The three of them attack Lucien once more, encountering Minions and Summoners (yes, from Fable and TLC). It is essentially a hack and slash battle until Lucien is defeated, but as Lucien’s will fades, he begins to laugh in the voice of Jack of Blades, only to have Scythe appear and unleash a powerful spell that utterly destroys the spectre (a nice proper cut scene would be nice here).>>

Effects of Defeating Lucien of Blades>>

* Receive new item: Jack of Blades’ Outfit.>>

* Receive new item: Jack’s Mask Replica>>

* Receive new item: Lucien’s Hairstyle.>>

* Receive new item: Lucien’s Outfit.>>

> >

NEW AREA: OAKVALE>>

The quest to rebuild Oakvale can only be accessed after Lucien of Blades is defeated. It has to do with rebuilding Oakvale once more.>>

Part 1: Funding the Expedition>>

Sparrow, finally having defeated Lucien of Blades, decides to rest once more in their house, before their major-domo decides to contact them about a possible idea. Rebuild the lost town of Oakvale! Unfortunately, funding is low thanks to rebuilding the world in your image. So you need some funding, but not just a one-off payment, you need some funding from the other cities while construction is continuing. Going to each of the three heroes you found while building a kingdom they promise to send gold your way. Each of the three heroes is supporting a family now of their own.>>

Effects of Funding>>

* Rent everywhere is decreased by a quarter until Oakvale is rebuilt.>>

*Wraithmarsh suffers a name change, becoming Oakvale.>>

* Oakvale is an area resembling Wraithmarsh at this time, except that the Drowned Farm has been drained and no undead can be found in that small area, though the undead are still rampant in the outer areas. Drowned Farm is now Town Centre at this point it’s full of gypsies, soldiers, priests of the temple you favour and pioneering townsfolk. No shops.>>

> >

Part 2: Removing the Undead>>

You are contacted via your Guild Seal by none other than Scythe, who seems bemused that you are rebuilding the city of Oakvale. However upon your arrival to converse with him face to face, he has disappeared once more, and the Town Centre is under attack by a few undead. >>

> >

Temple of Shadows Is Your Temple>>

Upon arrival, the town mayor suggests going into the Shadow Court and challenging them for control of Oakvale. Of course, a Shadow Priest suggests making a deal with the Shadow Court, by bringing the Shadow Court several women sacrifices from within Oakvale.>>

Effects of Choosing Temple>>

* The Town Centre is rebuilt, but Oakvale will always have a dark aspect.>>

* Undead remain only in outskirts.>>

* Shadow Court is now filled with Shadow Priests.>>

* Shadows remain in Shadow Court and will attack you.>>

Effects of Choosing Mayor>>

* The Town Centre is rebuilt, but Oakvale will always have a neutral aspect.>>

* Undead remain only in outskirts.>>

* Oakvale loves you.>>

* Hobbes now reside in Shadow Court and will attack you.>>

> >

Temple of Light Is Your Temple>>

Upon arrival, the town mayor suggests that if you appease the Shadow Court with female sacrifices they might stop attacking. Of course, a Monk suggests going in and challenging the Shadow Court in battle.>>

Effects of Choosing Temple>>

* The Town Centre is rebuilt, but Oakvale will always have a lighter aspect.>>

* Undead remain only in outskirts.>>

* Oakvale loves you.>>

* Hobbes now reside in Shadow Court and will attack you.>>

Effects of Choosing Mayor>>

* The Town Centre is rebuilt with some stalls, but Oakvale will always have a neutral aspect.>>

* Undead remain only in outskirts.>>

* Oakvale fears you.>>

* Shadows remain in Shadow Court and will attack you.>>

> >

Part 3: This Is My City>>

The mayor of Oakvale contacts you once more, informing you that some pirates have constantly attacked the city, and he needs some help. Upon your arrival you attack some pirates and the mayor informs you of a brutish pirate has holed himself up near the road to Bloodstone, stopping supplies. It’s up to the hero to find him and stop him. The hero battles their way past pirates and eventually the pirate leader gives him an offer. Make the pirate the new mayor by killing the old one and gain money, or kill the pirate and retain the old mayor.>>

Effects of Choosing the Mayor>>

* Increases Purity.>>

* Builds the Oakvale Manor>>

* More posh people around Oakvale.>>

* More shops and less stalls.>>

* Guards patrol area.>>

* Rent everywhere returns to the way it was before you rebuilt Oakvale.>>

Effects of Choosing the Pirate>>

* Increases Corruption.>>

* Builds the Oakvale Manor.>>

* More thugs around Oakvale.>>

* Guards patrol area.>>

* Rent everywhere returns to the way it was before you rebuilt Oakvale.>>

> >

Part 4: The Lost Chapter>>

After Oakvale Manor is rebuilt, you get a message from Scythe telling you to meet him inside the basement, where you both see a very strange Demon Door (this one is in the shape of the Guildmaster from Fable. This demon door requires you to have the title of King/Queen to enter, and upon doing so, Scythe tells you he can not follow. Inside you’re transported to the Oakvale from Fable! Walking around you see the city as it was before it was first attacked, but can’t find either Theresa or the Hero. Upon entering the main square, the Bandit Attack begins, and between fighting bandits you travel to see Maze and Brom battling it out, and eventually Maze has the upper hand before a young Theresa draws him off with a show of Will. A bandit comes along and asks you to kill dying the man and take the gold and you are given the chance to do refuse.>>

Effects of Killing Brom>>

* The area ends and you see yourself in a white room (much like in the Spire) and the Ancient Hero walks up to Sparrow (Hero is depicted as old neutral warrior wearing Dark Heavy Armour). He hands Sparrow an item and utters the words “This is how it began.” Sparrow wakes up in Oakvale Manor, the Demon Door and Scythe gone.>>

* Oakvale Manor now for sale.>>

* Receive new item: Sword of Aeons.>>

Effects of Sparing Brom>>

* The area ends and you see yourself in a white room (much like in the Spire) and the Ancient Hero walks up to Sparrow (Hero is depicted as old neutral warrior wearing Bright Heavy Armour). He hands Sparrow an item and utters the words “This is how it began.” Sparrow wakes up in Oakvale Manor, the Demon Door and Scythe gone.>>

* Oakvale Manor now for sale.>>

* Receive new item: Avo’s Tear.>>

> >

OTHER NOTES>>

* As you conquer/develop other areas the guards will reflect your choice you made in Bowerstone.>>

* You may have noticed a lot of my suggestions force previous destroyed things back into life, and I did this to force balance back into Fable 2, as I found that playing the Ghoul ( and Corrupt) actually punishes the player, and I thought that if we give the game back some balance it will encourage people to play as much as they play .>>

* Now three different Heroes can be used as Henchmen. To equalise this, only one may be allowed to follow at a time.>>

* Also, major-domo can speak through guild seal.>>

* Knothole Island is not part of this grand quest to conquer the world. Let’s just have it that when the first choice in Bowerstone (the one about the Guards), this is all that applies to Knothole Island. No further bonuses.>>

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