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The example Lionhead gave was the town of Bowerstone: in the time since Fable II Albion has undergone the industrial revolution and Bowerstone has become 'a mass of Victorian-era inspired churning industry,' with the skyline being hugely affected by this. If the player decides to kill innocents the weapon will drip with blood, and if the player kills a large amount of skeletons it will look more skeletal like. The player's melee weapon will change with use, as well as the player's ranged and magic gauntlets. If the player taxes a region heavily, the people will become visibly poorer, their buildings will start to fall into disrepair and the player will encounter hostility from them if he passes through the area. Like the character-morphing that defines the series, where the player's character changes appearance based on his or her actions, growing beautiful or ugly based on good and evil actions respectively, Fable III expands that to location-morphing. While Albion is only a single continent in a much-larger world, Fable III is the second game in the series to expand the playable areas beyond Albion's borders. Another example is the choice to go to war.

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The player is also tasked with dealing with how his society works on a day-to-day basis, such as how to handle crime, poverty, and taxation.

The player's in-game family will attempt to pressure the player into selfishly taking money from Albion to maintain and upgrade his castle. There are rewards for being a self-serving ruler, including a treasury filled with gold piles that grow or diminish based on the player's wealth. At Game Developer Conference 2010 it was announced that John Cleese would be playing the Butler called Jasper, Stephen Fry is also confirmed to be returning to voice the character of Reaver, Jonathan Ross is starring as a currently unrevealed role and Academy Award winner Sir Ben Kingsley will also feature as the King of Mist PeakвЂЋ.

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