What is a balverine in Fable?

A balverine is a werewolf-like enemy that has appeared in every Fable game to date. According to the Oracle of Snowspire, the balverine was descended from a terrible creature called the Balvorn which was far more vile and savage than a balverine. It feasted upon thousands of humans at a time.

What happens when a man is bitten by a balverine?

It is said that when a man gets bitten by a balverine during the full moon, they become the much more powerful White Balverines, which were slain in the Old Kingdom through the use of silver weapons. CANONICITY WARNING: The following information is derived from Fable: The Balverine Order.

How do you get the White Balverine?

Once you defeat many of the balverines, Connor will arrive and transform into a white balverine, and you must defeat him and claim the statue from a villager who found it on his body.

What makes a balverine so powerful?

Their natural aggressive tendencies make them perfect opponents of Heroes in the battlefield. It is said that when a man gets bitten by a balverine during the full moon, they become the much more powerful White Balverines, which were slain in the Old Kingdom through the use of silver weapons.

Where can I find a balverine?

Tales have indicated that currently the most notable population of balverines exists in the forests near Sutcliff . Within the forests of Sutcliff, there is a large temple. The date of construction for the temple, or its exact builders, is currently unknown, however it is currently the headquarters for an organization known as the Balverine Order.

Who is Reaver in Borderlands 2?

In the original (unused) plot of Borderlands, Reaver is the man Roland swore to kill, a leader in the Brigadiers (the bandits). He initially mistakes Mordecai for him when they meet, since Reaver’s attire and gear are similar.

Who is Reaver in Fable?

Reaver is a character appearing in the Fable video games produced by Lionhead Studios. He was voiced by Stephen Fry, who also played the Master of Laketown in The Hobbit trilogy, General Melchett in Blackadder Goes Forth, Arthur Wellesley in Blackadder the Third, Malvolio in Twelfth Night, and Lord Piggot-Dunceby in Missing Link.