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In the first fable/Fable the Lost Chapters, My hero, Wilhelm "Liberator" Bardson, was a paragon of all things good. He mostly used swords and hammers, but would use bows from time to time as well. Mostly to deal with Sprites and Jack when he was floating about. The only spells he ever really used were Physical Shield and Heal Life. He had one wife on the Hook Coast.

In Fable II My hero, Elias "King" Sheppard was a good fellow who was a jack-of-all-trades. He would smite down all evil with his cutlass, his clockwork pistol, or one of the many spells that were at his command. His dog, also named King, was the best dog ever. He could spot enemies a mile away, find any sort of treasure, and express any emotion to any citizen who his master interacted with. The Hero had one family, a barmaid from Oakfield who he moved first to Bloodstone to live in the mansion, then he moved her to serenity farm when their daughter, Abby, was born, and then into Fairfax Castle once he bought it. Since then He has had a second child; a son named Dan.

In Fable III, I suspect that I will probably play as a Jack-of-All-Trades once more, but as always a slight tendency towards melee combat. He's gonna be once more like his ancestors, a paragon of light. He's also going to be a monogamist, and unless she dies in the game, he's probably going to marry his love interest from the story portion of the game. If something happens where he cannot marry her, He will probably marry the "Create-A-Villager" Village that I will create. His dog, Duke Farfenmaker XII, will be a fun dog to be around. As to how This new hero will be as a king? I'm unsure. personally I like the idea of green being abounding in Albion, but at the same time as a history-nut, I know that industry, particularly the jobs it creates, are vital to a nation's economy. I would like to hope that there will be a middle ground....like...clean and right industry instead of either no industry or evil industry. But aside from that, our good King will be one who will keep his promises, and he is a man who will not make promises he won't keep. If he needs to make promises that go against his nature, or ideals in order to gain followers to fight the revolution, he won't make those promises. He alone is probably a greater warrior than all the followers that that person would give me anyhow. The King prefers a "Hands-On" method of ruling, and gets bored when idle for too long, so he's gonna go out and go all Batman on the asses of the criminals who would dare besmirch the safety of his citizens.

As long as Sir William Beck doesn't die, I'm teaming up with him whenever I can. He seems like a badass. If I have friends online who have fable, I'll probably team up with them once or twice. But I'm not going to make any shared gold accounts with them. I like to spend, collect one of every master-level item and augment them how I like. I don't want to steal their gold by mistake, or have the same thing happen to me.