A Mace is a weapon in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable II.

Fable

Iron Mace

Gold Value: 113 gold

Augment Slots: None

Damage: 30

Class: Light

Description: "One of the more popular club-like weapons in Albion and often favoured by town Guards and other peacekeepers. While not as glamorous as the great swords, the mace's head show a well thought-out and carefully constructed form that is ideal for even the roughest of combat."

Obtained From:

• Heroes' Guild: Purchased from merchant.

Steel Mace

Gold Value: 338 gold

Augment Slots: One

Damage: 34

Class: Light

Description: "Perhaps the former weapon of an officer or knight, this Mace has been lovingly hand crafted. Beautiful inlaid patterns are embossed into its metal, while the wooden shaft is made from the stoutest of oak."

Obtained From:

• Heroes' Guild: Purchased from merchant

Obsidian Mace

Gold Value: 1,755 gold

Augment Slots: Two

Damage: 68

Class: Light

Description: "This Mace is blackened, its surface shifting softly in the light and its wood infused with a greasy shine. Like all Obsidian weapons it feels cold to the touch."

Obtained From:

• Heroes' Guild: Purchased from merchant.

Master Mace

Gold Value: 15,694 gold

Augment Slots: Three

Damage: 101

Class: Light

Description: "This mace is so beautifully crafted and ornate that it seems more like the sceptre of a king or high priest. Of all the Old Kingdom weapons, the maces are often the most intact, reflecting their adoption as symbols of power. When used in combat they are terrible indeed."

Obtained From:

• Snowspire Village: Purchased from blacksmith.

Dollmaster's Mace

Main article: Dollmaster's Mace

Gold Value: 33,075 gold

Augment Slots: Mana Augmentation

Damage: 135

Class Light

Description: "Quick fingers and an eye for detail were the Dollmaster's trademarks. But only once did he use his skills to create a weapon. This was the result, as colossal as his dolls were delicate."

Obtained From: Abandoned Road Demon Door

Orkon's Club

Main article: Orkon's Club

Gold Value: 100 gold

Augment Slots: None

Damage: 140

Class: Light

Description: "Often mistaken for a Hobbe, and sometimes as a baby Troll, Orkon was a diminutive warrior who shunned society and lived in the mountains. Enemies would sometimes laugh as they saw his small form charging towards them with this club in his hand. It was usually the last thing they did."

Obtained From: Archon's Shrine Chest

Fable II

Rusty Mace

As crude and ugly as it is effective, one can imagine this mace being wielded by the very first men to walk upon this world.

Stats

Star Rating: ★☆☆☆☆

Damage: 23.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 325 gold

Iron Mace

There is no better instrument for bludgeoning enemies than a trusty iron mace.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★☆☆☆

Damage: 34.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 1,300 gold

Steel Mace

The bones of your enemies will not only be broken by a swing of this mace, they will be pulverized.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★★☆☆

Damage: 61.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 5,200 gold

Master Mace

A truly vicious weapon, used by the elite order of guards established after the fall of the Heroes Guild to deal with the chaos that followed, these maces have since fallen into disuse by all but the most ferocious warriors.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★★★☆

Damage: 91.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 20,800 gold

The Calavera

Main article: The Calavera

It was first wielded by Vipress, a half-warrior, half-witch, whose beauty was equalled only by her strength and her wrath. Men worshipped her, and she led many of them into some of the most savage battles Albion has ever witnessed.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★★★★

Damage: 67.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 4,385 Gold

Augment: Flame

Brodican Mace

Main article: Brodican Mace

The Brodicans were a race of warriors who roamed the world as conquerors and barbarians, but were mostly known for their politeness. There weren't many people who could argue with them anyway, when they caught sight of the vicious bludgeoning weapons they used.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★★★☆

Damage: 91.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 19,400 Gold

Augment: 1 Empty Slot

Staff of Wrath

Main article: Staff of Wrath

When Will-users get angry, they cast their most fearsome spells. When they get really really angry, they bludgeon their enemies to pulp using an old fashion stick.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★★★☆

Damage: 91.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 21,800 Gold

Augment: Hardwood

Royal Sceptre

Main article: Royal Sceptre

Though its primary purpose is as an ornamental staff, denoting its wielder's royalty, it serves just as well as a clobbering instrument. After all, kings and queens are notorious for their love of splitting skulls.

Stats

Star Rating: ★★★★★

Damage: 90.0

Damage Type: Blunt

Attack Speed: Slow

Base Value: 64,000 Gold

Augments: 4 Empty Slots

Notes:

• The Calavera is an okay mace for when it is found. While being free and stronger than an unaugmented steel mace, Master weapons are available almost instantly after acquiring it, making it good for cheaper players.
  • The other mace forsaken by timing is the Royal Sceptre, only available at the end of the game. With four open slots, it is by far the best mace in the game, unless players have the Knothole Island DLC. Master Maces with four augment slots are available there before the end of the game, making the sceptre just a pretty collectible.
  • Speaking of Knothole Island, Brodican Mace and Staff of Wrath are great for when they're available. While the Staff is technically weaker due to having a filled slot (rather than the empty slot Brodican has), it is also easier to get since diamonds are much less rare than Regal Purple Die. Still, they are outperformed by Master maces with more than one augment slot.