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Note: This is a companion review, and is meant to be read after the reading the Fable review here. Fable: The Lost Chapters, is an in-game expansion to the original Fable. Most of the added content is available after you beat the original's main quest. This review will only list what The Lost Chapters added in the way of objectional content, like story, language, sexual content, and moral choice examples.

Strong language: The Lost Chapters adds 1 use of d**n, 2 uses of h**l to the game's existing language.

Violence: The Lost Chapters' story takes place immediately after the events of Fable, and involves a mysterious group of enemies called the "summoners," who have invaded and now are attacking the game's world. It seems the summoners are minions of the apparently not quite dead main villain you just thought you killed. Content-wise, The Lost Chapters adds a handful of new quests, and with these quests comes some new moral choices. I'll list a few of the most mentionable ones below:

1: To open the gate the main villain is hidding behind, you must collect the souls of three dead (or living) people in specific places. The first soul you need to collect is of a former arena champion. You can either kill the living one you know, or you can go to the arena ruins and collect an already dead one. This happens two more times before you are able to open the gate. So? you're probably thinking--well, it sounds easier to collect the already dead ones (and it's also not evil), but, in all instances it is much harder to collect the dead souls, as the main villain sends large groups of his monsters to guard them.

2: (Side-quest) After completing the arena, Lady Grey (the mayor of one of the main cities) invites you to her manor. When you arrive, she tells you flat out that she wants to marry you, but, she wants you to woo her first. You can then complete the quests necessary to do so, or you can speak to the man she has put on death row. He tells you that Lady Grey murdered her own sister, but he needs proof. He suggests you speak to her ghost (this is a fantasy game), but first, he says to speak to the dead woman's former boyfriend. While conversing with the boyfriend, he tells you Lady Grey killed her sister because her sister was the one originally running for office as mayor, and because Lady Grey didn't approve of her sister's relationship with him (he's a commoner). When you reach the sister's ghost, she leads you to a letter that proves Lady Grey murdered her. Lady Grey then appears, and tells you she'll forget about all this if you hand her the letter, marry her, and keep your mouth shut. You can do this, or you can expose her, which will result in her running away, and giving you the option to take over as mayor.

3: (Side-quest) Another quest gives you the option to either help a group of prison guards stay the area while they hang a criminal--a group of the criminal's friends are going to try to free him, or you can join the bandits, kill the guards, and free the criminal. The evil quest pay $100 more for completion.