King Logan is the central antagonist-turned-possible supporting character in the first half of Fable III. He is the tyrannical ruler of the Kingdom of Albion after the death of his parent, the Hero of …

Claimed Iris from Golden Sun. The only difference it will make is that if you execute him, you get your 5 seconds of fame among your subjects in the throne room and a little cutscene playing of...

Logan is the main antagonist for the first half of Fable III. He is also the son of Sparrow, the older brother of the Hero of Brightwall and the former king of Albion. He was voiced by Michael …

2010年10月26日 · Does anyone know the positives/negatives of each one? There is no point save for the choice itself. He doesn't have any effect at the end, his soldiers are never seen …

Following the death of their parent, the youngest child of the Hero of Bowerstone (the Royal Hero) lives within the capital's palace alongside their older brother Logan, the new king of Albion.

2015年7月21日 · In fact, when you gain control and are tasked with judging Logan, you can actually just fast travel somewhere else and do what you want. You can also freely explore the …

When it comes to being a ruler Logan blows rams. With him on the throne Albion is doomed, it's as simple as that. It's highly unlikely that he would be willing to give up the crown, so we took it...

2022年9月12日 · On a Meta-Narrative level, Logan absolutely needed to be a tyrant as, regardless of the efficacy of being just and decent against the Crawler, it wouldn't have worked …

2019年6月23日 · Maybe that choice was to try and get his brother ready for kingship, showing him you have to make very hard choices, it shows when you realise why he ruled the way he did, …

Set 50 years after the events of Fable II, the continent of Albion (where the Fable series is set) is under the control of Logan, a tyrant king and the Hero's older brother [1]. The player's …