Yes, but you'll need xbox live. On Knothole island there is a resurection shrine. I don't know the exact details, because Lionhead studios won't release anymore info. If you don't have xbox live than your screwed and will need to choose the family/love wish at the end.
It was a hard choose for me, but i picked family, because i couldn't imagin exploring without my dog.
I only know of one and that is at the end with the three choices: family, sacrifice, or greed.
Family returns your dog and sister, sacrifice brings back all of the people killed by the spire leaving your dog and sister dead, and greed gives you like a million gold if not infinite leaving everyone else dead.
The other way is to buy the Knothole Island DLC and sacrifice a random person in this tomb and you get you're dog back, it doesn't take away any of your "goodness" :L
No, there are no cheat 'codes' for fable 2 only hints. If you want you dog back you have to choose the 'loved ones' option at the end of the game.
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The Hearach is right, there are no cheat 'codes', and choosing the 'loved ones' option WAS the only way to revive your dog. But if you download the Knothole Island game add on you can revive your dog using Cheet Urs crypt, or something like that.
It is a crypt that allows you to revive your dog if you sacrifice a human, its located just near the entrance to Knothole Island village, if you turn left after the dock youll see it.
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To get your dog back, you must finally defeat Lucien. After you kill him, you get a choice of 3 wishes. One wish brings everyone who died in the making of the spire back to life and gives you 300 purity. The second restores your family (wife/husband, children, and dog). The third gives you 1 million gold and 300 corruption. Without the third wish, I already have an amount of money at almost 10 million gold, without cheating, you just need to invest and live with being hated and corrupt in the game. So to get your dog back simply choose the wish that restores your family. Choosing any will get you its corresponding achievement. Another way to get your dog back is to download the "Knothole Island" DLC and then you have sacrifice a villager to get your dog back but when you do this it will give you corruption points.
well you can wish him back at the end of the game or you can download knothole island and get him back
you may make a wish at the end choose love and you will get your dog back
she dies
No, your dog stays with you until he is shot and killed towards the end of the story.
After Fable, the game will not completely end. There will be more quests available if you have The Lost Chapters.
Yes just like in the original fable you can keep playing after the end credits have played.
at the end of fable 2, the three heroes are having their power drained by lucien. you use the magic box, drain his power and shoot him in the head (or whatever you feel like). Then, you are granted a wish because you used the box. you can wish for everyone who died in the creation of the spire to be brought back to life, but your dog and family will still be dead, have your dog and family and dog ressurected or 1 million gold. if you want the gold, people hate you more.
Dog Eat Dog - game show - ended on 2002-11-02.
That thing on the back end of a dog that wags!
If you touch the dog's back end with your stylus, it will turn and frown at you as though you have just smacked its bottom
It is usually called the moral of the fable.
It depends on the alignment of your character. The colour will vary in between golden and black depending on your goodness or evil levels. but the breed, is a border collie.
if you chose the love card at the end of the game your sister and your dog and all your family will revive and you will get a letter with a clue i havent worked out yet but if you chose any other card she stays dead
In Fable 2, you do not get a second wish after completing the game. Your character's fate is determined by the choice you make at the end of the game, which is to either revive your companion or gain a substantial monetary reward.