This is an array. The first value tells Fable (and FE) how many items are in the array. If you add or subtract items, edit the count to reflect those changes.

Each array item has two pieces, the first determines which type of augment(s) the item is applied to. A breakdown of the list:

1 - Sharpening
2 - Silver
4 - Fire
8 - Lightning
16 - Piercing
32 - Health
64 - Will
128 - Experience
256 - Flame (actually 'Hobbe Killer'; unused)
512 - Will (actually 'Bandit Slayer'; unused)

You can also add combinations to the array by adding together the numbers of the augments in the combination. If I wanted to make an augment response specific to a weapon that had health, will and experience augmentations, I'd put 224. Sharpening and silver, I'd put 3.

The second piece of the array item is the damage multiplier to be set.

So if I wanted fire + lightning combo to deal 10x damage, the first item would be 12 and the second item would be 10. If I want something to me invulnerable or resistant to fire augments, I'd put 4 for the first and less than 1 for the second. Okay, easy enough, moving on to the next bit.

This is another array, works just like the last array except it isn't for augments.

The first bit is what type of damage:
0 - Melee Damage
1 - Unarmed Damage
2 - Lightning Damage
3 - Fire Damage
4 - Projectile Damage
5 - Explosion Damage
6 - Drain Life Damage
7 - Unknown Damage
8 - Force Push Damage
9 - Holy Spell Damage
10 - Unholy Spell Damage

The second bit is the multiplier. So if I want something to be invulnerable to fists and swords and everything else, I'd have 11 items in the array, one for each type, and for each one I'd put a 0 in the multiplier field. If I wanted something that could only be killed with lightning spells, I'd put something higher than 0 in the lightning type item. Got it? No? Too bad, we're moving on.

Another array. First bit is type. I think it uses the same armour types listed for the previous array. The second bit is another multiplier, of course, but what it's for I don't know. I would like to think that it determines how much damage can be blocked before taking damage. Play with this if you want.