It should be powerful enough to kill a villager in one hit, and to break open a door in one swing as well. It's very costly if you're caught, and waiting outside the town zone just takes up time, so make completely sure that you're not being watched.Ī third demand for doing this is having a quite powerful weapon. If a villager sees you, they'll run for the guards, and you'll receive a fine. If everyone is in the house, the door is closed and you can't open it.Īlso, make sure that no one sees you, meaning that the surveillance eye should be completely closed. So, wait outside a house during night-time. The reason it's the best town is because the houses are spread far apart from each other, so the risk of getting caught by the guards is smaller than if you were trying this somewhere else. The best town to start off in is Oakvale. But here is a quick walkthrough before you start running berserk on the different towns: The idea is simple: Approach the lease on a sign usually by the front door of the home, buy the house, then rent it out and voilà! You've got yourself a nice way of quick cash. Although, if you've only played the first game, you have to figure it out for yourself. → moved from Money Making Guide (deleted)Ī great way of making money in very large sums is the real-estate business! Now, if you've played Fable II, you would have noticed that the possibility of having a real-estate empire is a way of making big money. This work best on the Knothole Glade house Repeat until you have as much gold as you want. Break down the door and retrieve your trophy.
#EASY WAY TO GET GOLD IN HEROES GENERALS UPGRADE#
Doesn't matter if you upgrade it or not as long as it has a trophy plaque. Here's a fairly quick and easy method used to get gold, without having to kill enemies or wait for rent. 3.8 $2 Million Gold and a Relic Weapon Tooįable/Fable: TLC/Fable Anniversary Methods Trophy method.1.7 Diamonds from Bowerstone North to Oakvale.1.3 Fable and Fable TLC: All the methods for making easy gold.1 Fable/Fable: TLC/Fable Anniversary Methods.
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