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'''Lara's Treasure Room''' is a part in the [[Croft Mansion]] where she keeps her valuable items, like [[Artefacts]] she has gathered or a T-Rex head trophy. | '''Lara's Treasure Room''' is a part in the [[Croft Mansion]] where she keeps her valuable items, like [[Artefacts]] she has gathered or a T-Rex head trophy. | ||
| − | The player was allowed to take a look around in this treasure room in the [[training level]]s of [[Tomb Raider II]], [[III] and [[Anniversary]]. | + | The player was allowed to take a look around in this treasure room in the [[training level]]s of [[Tomb Raider II]], [[Tomb Raider III|III]] and [[Anniversary]]. |
==Items in the Treasure Room== | ==Items in the Treasure Room== | ||
Revision as of 12:43, 1 December 2008
Lara's Treasure Room is a part in the Croft Mansion where she keeps her valuable items, like Artefacts she has gathered or a T-Rex head trophy.
The player was allowed to take a look around in this treasure room in the training levels of Tomb Raider II, III and Anniversary.
Contents
Items in the Treasure Room
Tomb Raider II
- Jade Cat
- Golden Idol (from Tomb Raider's City of Vilcabamba level)
Tomb Raider III
- Jade Cat
- The Iris
- Dagger of Xian
- Scion (remains)
- A golden Idol, thought to be an ingame joke, a reference to Indiana Jones or a representation of the Golden Mask of Tornarsuk.
- T-Rex Trophy
Tomb Raider Anniversary
All relics found throughout the adventure
