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The individual powers of the Infada Stone allow the bearer to levitate from the ground. The bearer may also manipulate energy from the atmosphere, and compress it into the forms of energy bursts and beams. The Infada Stone also imposes a state of madness on the bearer (as seen with [[Tony]]). To obtain the powers of the Infada Stone, the bearer must stab it deep through their heart. | The individual powers of the Infada Stone allow the bearer to levitate from the ground. The bearer may also manipulate energy from the atmosphere, and compress it into the forms of energy bursts and beams. The Infada Stone also imposes a state of madness on the bearer (as seen with [[Tony]]). To obtain the powers of the Infada Stone, the bearer must stab it deep through their heart. | ||
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Revision as of 18:44, 14 May 2006
The Infada Stone is one of the crystal artefacts in Tomb Raider III. It was fashioned from a meteorite by Polynesians, that impacted upon Antartica many years ago.
Taken from Antartica by one of the sailors from the HMS Beagle to India, it was left to rest in a temple built deep in the Indian jungle. It was discovered recently by Tony, an explorer. He tried to kill Lara as she pursued him in an effort to recover the artefact along the River Ganges. He eventually retreated to the Caves of Kaliya where he met his demise.
Powers
The individual powers of the Infada Stone allow the bearer to levitate from the ground. The bearer may also manipulate energy from the atmosphere, and compress it into the forms of energy bursts and beams. The Infada Stone also imposes a state of madness on the bearer (as seen with Tony). To obtain the powers of the Infada Stone, the bearer must stab it deep through their heart.
When combined with the other crystal artifacts at the Meteorite Cavern, it will rapidly speed up the evolution of the bearer.
