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| − | '''Chocolate''' is a gift on ''[[Fable]]'', ''[[Fable: The Lost Chapters]]'' and ''[[Fable II]]''. |
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| + | |Enemy name = Shadows |
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| + | |type = [[Darkness]] |
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| + | |games = [[Fable III]] |
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| + | |first appearance = [[Shadelight]] |
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| + | |related quests = [[Darkness Incarnate]] |
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| + | {{Template:Quote|These creatures, the shadows, they are creatures of maniacal intent. Do not get stuck in a dark room with them...|Auroran villager}} |
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| + | '''Shadows''' are black, phantasmal beings with piercing red eyes. They often take the on a humanoid appearance with wings that are partially transparent. |
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| + | Shadows are hinted to be intelligent creatures, derived from their tactics and their social heirarchy. However, while intelligent, shadows are also extremely vicious, with the people of [[Aurora]] describing them as frenzied, insane killers that tear apart their foes. However, while the creatures are violent, they prove little match for the [[Hero of Brightwall]], who can usually dispatch them in a single hit. To make up for their lack of durability, shadows attack in massive, fast-hitting swarms. They prefer to enclose their targets, but unlike [[Mercenaries|mercenaries]], they can only rely on their shadowy melee weapons to do damage. |
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| − | ==Fable and TLC== |
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| − | In ''Fable'' and ''Fable: The Lost Chapters'', you have to get your sister a birthday gift in your childhood. This box of chocolates can be purchased from a travelling trader outside the tavern. This costs 3 [[gold]] coins which you earn by doing good deeds for your [[Brom|father]] or sometimes bad deeds from other people. |
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| + | For at least five years, shadows have besieged the [[City of Aurora]], tearing into homes and slaughtering anyone left in the streets at night. They are first encountered by the Hero and [[Walter Beck]] on their mission to recruit allies in Aurora for the revolution. Ambushing the two warriors in [[Shadelight]], the shadows quickly discover that they cannot do much damage to [[Albion|Albion's]] mighty [[Hero]], and instead opt to possess suits of armour to become [[Dark Minions]]. Shadows also appear in the quest [[Do the Ends Justify the Means?]], in which they assault [[Bowerstone (Fable III)|Bowerstone]] en masse, and can also be summoned by Summon Creature potions. |
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| − | After your childhood, you will be able to buy chocolates and give them to anyone as a gift. |
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| + | Shadows are often lead by Dark Minions or the most fiercest servant of the [[Darkness]], the fearsome [[Sentinels]]. These creatures can even summon endless hordes of shadows into battle. However, the ultimate master of shadows is [[The Crawler]], who even affectionately refers to the shadows as its "children." Considering the revelations of ''[[Fable: The Journey]] ''concerning the nature of the Crawler, it is possible that his "children" are also creatures of [[The Void]]. |
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| − | ==Fable II== |
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| − | In ''Fable II'', there are six different types of chocolate: |
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| + | == Notes == |
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| + | *Shadows count as shadow creatures, humans, men, evil beings, and Auroran enemies when upgrading legendary weapons, with some notable exceptions. The shadows encountered during [[Darkness Incarnate]] and [[Do the Ends Justify the Means?]] will count as humans, men, and evil enemies, but '''not''' as enemies found near Aurora. Alternately, shadows summoned directly by Sentinels, either in Aurora or during the final battle, will count as humans, evil enemies, and Auroran enemies, but '''not''' as men. |
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| − | ! Name |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| − | ! Stars |
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| + | *They are nearly identical in appearance to [[Shadow (Fable II)|shadows]] from ''[[Fable II]]'', but with the addition of wings. |
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| − | ! Poshness |
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| − | ! Friendliness |
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| − | ! Base Value |
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| − | |Gravel Chocolate |
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| − | | {{*}} |
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| − | | ''Less likely to melt someone's heart than to disintegrate their teeth.'' |
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| − | | -20.0% |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 20 |
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| − | | Mudbrick Chocolate |
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| − | | {{**}} |
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| − | | ''Well, it's brown, but that doesn't necessarily make it chocolate. Still, at least its sweet. In an unusual and repugnant way.'' |
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| − | | -10.0% |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 40 |
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| − | |Milk Chocolate |
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| − | | {{***}} |
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| − | | ''Sometimes, nothing but chocolate will do, even if it's this inexpensive and slightly chalky variety.'' |
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| − | | 0.0% |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 80 |
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| − | |Pure Chocolate |
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| − | | {{****}} |
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| − | | ''Whoever you give this to is bound to love the delicate but rich chocolaty taste.'' |
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| − | | 10.0% |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 160 |
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| − | |Superior Chocolate |
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| − | | {{*****}} |
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| − | | ''How could anyone resist such an exquisite confection? Smooth, luxurious and seductive.'' |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 320 |
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| − | |Deepest Dark Chocolates |
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| − | | {{*****}} |
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| − | | ''The perfect gift fo any occasion, these chocolates make it easy to woo anyone in Albion!'' |
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| − | | 20.0% |
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| − | | 150 |
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Revision as of 13:28, 22 February 2013
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| “ | These creatures, the shadows, they are creatures of maniacal intent. Do not get stuck in a dark room with them... — Auroran villager |
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Shadows are black, phantasmal beings with piercing red eyes. They often take the on a humanoid appearance with wings that are partially transparent.
Shadows are hinted to be intelligent creatures, derived from their tactics and their social heirarchy. However, while intelligent, shadows are also extremely vicious, with the people of Aurora describing them as frenzied, insane killers that tear apart their foes. However, while the creatures are violent, they prove little match for the Hero of Brightwall, who can usually dispatch them in a single hit. To make up for their lack of durability, shadows attack in massive, fast-hitting swarms. They prefer to enclose their targets, but unlike mercenaries, they can only rely on their shadowy melee weapons to do damage.
For at least five years, shadows have besieged the City of Aurora, tearing into homes and slaughtering anyone left in the streets at night. They are first encountered by the Hero and Walter Beck on their mission to recruit allies in Aurora for the revolution. Ambushing the two warriors in Shadelight, the shadows quickly discover that they cannot do much damage to Albion's mighty Hero, and instead opt to possess suits of armour to become Dark Minions. Shadows also appear in the quest Do the Ends Justify the Means?, in which they assault Bowerstone en masse, and can also be summoned by Summon Creature potions.
Shadows are often lead by Dark Minions or the most fiercest servant of the Darkness, the fearsome Sentinels. These creatures can even summon endless hordes of shadows into battle. However, the ultimate master of shadows is The Crawler, who even affectionately refers to the shadows as its "children." Considering the revelations of Fable: The Journey concerning the nature of the Crawler, it is possible that his "children" are also creatures of The Void.
Notes
- Shadows count as shadow creatures, humans, men, evil beings, and Auroran enemies when upgrading legendary weapons, with some notable exceptions. The shadows encountered during Darkness Incarnate and Do the Ends Justify the Means? will count as humans, men, and evil enemies, but not as enemies found near Aurora. Alternately, shadows summoned directly by Sentinels, either in Aurora or during the final battle, will count as humans, evil enemies, and Auroran enemies, but not as men.