How do you make an evil Fable 2 character pure?
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If you own properties, set the rent for them as far down as possible - this also counteracts your corruption, and will help you become more pure. Do as many quests as you can with the "good" character options to gain large bonuses to your purity.
If you are skilled at Blacksmithing, you can become a pure good character very quickly - play the Blacksmithing mini-game and make a large amount of money, then donate all of it to the Temple of Light. Repeat this process(it may take a bit, but not as long as completing multiple quests) to gain large bonuses to your purity in no time.
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M$Fable 2 is so in-depth; you can swing from bad to good in as easy as one or two decisions. Since you became bad most likely doing multiple bad deeds, or possible decided to go Anakin Skywalker on an entire town ("I killed them all"). As easy as it was to loose those good points, it is as easy to earn them back. Since good is always a longer more difficult road, becoming 100% good takes time. Keep doing good deeds and helping where you can. For a quicker result, but also more painful, find a worthy person to give all of either your money or items to.
Note: Might want to save your game before you do so, just in case you change your mind.
The answer posted above my own is another example of a way to accomplish it.
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Blacksmithing minigame? Never seen it :( where?