Sunset House - p. 2 | Side Missions Fable III Guide

Last update: 11 May 2016

Chesty's Chess

You will be moved to a world with a chessboard and a chest in its middle [1]. Once you try to open it, the fight with Chesty will begin [2].

The first stare consists of playing a game of chess. To make a move, choose a piece [1] and then the square to which it should move [2]. You won't need to play a whole game, as after a couple moves your enemy will get angry and destroy the chessboard.

When that happens, talk with him again [1]. This time you will play a special version of chess, in which you have to defeat living pieces. Enemies will appear each time you talk with the chest. They're not very strong, so you should have any problems with defeating them [2].

After the fight, talk with your enemy [1] who will teleport you back the house. Time to take a look around your new mansion [2].

Start off with turning left and go into the room at the end of the corridor. Approach the mirror and you will see that your reflection has a strange glowing skull [1]. You can also see a blue point on the right [2].

You have to move through the room so that the skull gets to that point. To do that, just approach the couch in the right corner of the room, opposite to the mirror [1]. A second point will appear, so repeat the whole operation by going to the opposite corner [2]. The last blue ball will be on the left wall.

Once you activate it, approach the mirror and press A [1]. Now move forward all the time, until you reach a room with stairs on the left. Upstairs you will find yet another room and inside a treasure chest [2]. Pick up the item and return downstairs.

In one of the corners of the room there's a strange green sphere [1]. Shoot it to make the nearby door open. Behind them you will find a chest containing a legendary weapon and more item shelves.

A similar green sphere can be found on the other side of the mirror, in the room with a skeleton and a book. Shoot it as well [1] and open the chest containing a slow time potion [2].