Jack of Blades should be in Fable IV

[Raja Ram]

I all the time thought that Jack of Blades is one of the best villains ever what should be in Fable IV antagonist to say that we shattered the world 3 times (Fable Wiki) is all influential and refuse to believe that the "dragon form "was his correct self I mean it’s akin to watching Stephen King's IT thrifty just to discover that Galactus Devourer of children is a huge hirsute spider. I think Jack isn't dead in Fable III Samuel the librarian said that Jack of Blades can have contact with Lucien in Fable II, and I hope to be in Fable IV.

[AZUL]

He said that, the writer of a book that collected (that was pure fiction, even in Albion) did a book on Jack of Spades and Lucien, and then said it was strange, because Job lived long before Lucien ... the author of the book is obviously false. Sorry to disappoint you, but how could you have taken the soul out of the dragon Jacks and thrown into the lava masks later ... or place on the mask and allows Jack take over, which simply denotes that Jack was the dragon nevertheless.

[RockOn]

Jack definitely should be back in Fable IV to solve two problems with the series. First, many people that only good game in the series and secondly, the lack of unlockables upon completion. Bring Jack as unlockables bonus mode after completion. Jack mode will play as Jack, who is transplanted into his face mask and only have access to the red dye. Only the expressions of evil and the options available to the player. The original voice is the voice (no FTA) Jack and the guards will attack you in sight. That's it.

[Squibbit]

Jack returns a third time? That would be just milking. LH do not think Jack's return, maybe something related to him or his friends tribunal, but I do not think Jack is going to be back. The Patio of Shadows would be interesting though. They just have a Lovely air of mystery about him, and his story does not seem very complete. Back to Jack, however, had a book in Fable 2 (The End is nigh) which stated the following about the end of the world, "the earth shakes, and the past erupt into the present of the more bloody. Although possibly a strange being is transformed into a dragon and lay people went to all that lives long before that happens. What do I know? This is not an exact science or anything.

[Wyvern]

The problem with this is that Jack was not good. Seriously, one of the most horrible villains of the story of a love that has included Robotnik as a villain in the past. It was a chestnut that was worsened by the NAFTA expansion. Without any tradition or exploring the grounds of an enemy is almost always that way. It may be good for players score in games, but when you're attempting to tell a mature story necessitates a villain feels real strong. Jack never had that.

[ApplePowerPC]

I think that's a declaration that could simply be applied to each Fable villain. The Crawler is mostly Jack of Blades (no back story emerges out of nowhere, just a means of moving a general plot onward). Lucien and Logan are mostly the similar. Villains you spend 5 minutes with at the start of the game, after that are expected to at a standstill care about after not seeing them for 10 hours (or more) of playtime. Anyhow, I have gone off-topic. I wish we see a new villain in Fable 4. One that is urbanized and has an important role in the plot. This is something Lionhead truly necessitates to work on.

[MacIntel]

I could notice Jack back in the final Fable if just for this reason: The scope of Fable has become much more a matter of myth than the easy tale, and one of the most recurring themes in the myth is the return of a first grand mal evil and face it. Among the villains are as fill for the coming of the great evil a first meeting and most feared. If he / she marks the start of Armegeddon the Ragnorak or, if the great dragon, that old serpent, the devil, or Loki, or, as in Tolkien's Silmarillion tradition, it is the Dagor.