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Throughout her adventures Lara will learn several '''Codes''' she will need to use to continue. | Throughout her adventures Lara will learn several '''Codes''' she will need to use to continue. | ||
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| + | ==Tomb Raider Chronicles== | ||
| + | * [[8526]] - the code on the [[Restroom Access Card]] that opens the door to the restrooms | ||
| + | * [[1672]] - the code opening the door to a room where Lara can turn off the X-ray machine | ||
==The Angel of Darkness== | ==The Angel of Darkness== | ||
* [[Pluit Noir]] - the password gained from [[Bernard]] to get past [[Bouchard's Doorman]] | * [[Pluit Noir]] - the password gained from [[Bernard]] to get past [[Bouchard's Doorman]] | ||
* [[14639]] - the code opening [[Carvier]]'s office door. | * [[14639]] - the code opening [[Carvier]]'s office door. | ||
| − | * 15328 - the code given by Pierre to enter Francine's apartment | + | * [[15328]] - the code given by Pierre to enter Francine's apartment |
| − | * 14529 - the code found in Daniel Rennes wallet to open his safe | + | * [[14529]] - the code found in Daniel Rennes wallet to open his safe |
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 27 December 2012
Throughout her adventures Lara will learn several Codes she will need to use to continue.
Tomb Raider Chronicles
- 8526 - the code on the Restroom Access Card that opens the door to the restrooms
- 1672 - the code opening the door to a room where Lara can turn off the X-ray machine
The Angel of Darkness
- Pluit Noir - the password gained from Bernard to get past Bouchard's Doorman
- 14639 - the code opening Carvier's office door.
- 15328 - the code given by Pierre to enter Francine's apartment
- 14529 - the code found in Daniel Rennes wallet to open his safe
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