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Fable III Scores Its First DLC Next Week
Less than a month after its release, Fable III is getting its first batch of downloadable content. The DLC, the Understone Quest Pack, adds a trio of new quests to the game, along with some new unique weapons, and minigames.
In addition to the quest pack, which is available for 400 Microsoft Points, players will also be able to spring for new hairstyles (160 Microsoft Points) and a potion that maxes out all of your dog's stats (80 Microsoft Points). It's all going to be available next week, November 23. Here's more about the Understone Quest Pack, straight from Microsoft:
“The Voice”: In the main quest, explore the mysterious underground land built by Montague Hummes in fear of the Spire in “Fable II” -
* Discover the origin of the voice that controls the people of Understone
* Features a moral decision that will lead to two drastically different outcomes in Understone
“Shooting Range”: After defeating Saker during your quest to become King, the remaining Mercenaries have turned their camp into a tourist attraction. The main attraction being the replayable shooting range mode -
* Beat the high scores to win three prizes that can be used while playing the mini-game: the Marksman 500 (gifted to players for downloading the pack), Money Shot (prize) and Black Dragon (prize)
“The Wheel of Misfortune”: After Reaver vacated his home, he set up a venture for budding heroes to replay the thrilling arena-based challenges within his new dwellings -
* Beat the high scores to win three new weapons that can be used while playing in the mini-game: The Full Monty (gifted to player upon downloading pack), Dirty Harriet (prize) and Dead Ned’s Revolver (prize)
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