Croft Manor's Treasure Room

Image of the Croft Manor's Treasure Room Level

*"Trusted friend.*

*You have a quiet, unassuming aura, I feel I could task you with anything. Which is why I'm asking you to do something rather special for me now.*

*As you know, I go travelling from time to time, and along the way I've picked up the odd curious trinket or two. I keep them all in a Treasure Room of sorts. I think part of me must consider it somewhat indulgent, hence its neglected state, and the whole place is now covered in a thick layer of dust. Would you be able to clear things up for me?"*

*-Lara Croft*

**Croft Manor's Treasure Room** is the fifth and final Special level in the Tomb Raider Special Pack, a free DLC pack with locations from the Tomb Raider franchise.

## Types of Dirt

*Main article: Dirt*
* Cobwebs
* Dirt Streaks
* Dust
* Grime
* Grime Stains
* Moss
* Mould
* Mud Splats
* Oil
* Rust
* Verdigris

## Messages

Messages

**Lara Croft*** To be honest, I've never let another soul in here before. Not even dear, old Winston.
* And I know he's tried, I've seen the scratchmarks on the upstairs vents.
 *At 1 star*

**Lara Croft*** OK, let's start with the elephant in the room, which in this case is a dinosaur.
* Yes, it is real.
* I imagine the first thing you did when you walked in was squirt him in the face, wasn't it?
 *At 2 stars*

**Lara Croft*** In one of the glass cabinets you'll find a beautiful red stone.
* That's the fabled Philosopher's Stone, used to turn lead into gold, and also, apparently, to produce the elixir of life - the secret of immortality.
 *At 3 stars*

**Lara Croft*** In another glass cabinet you'll see three knives next to an ankh.
* These are the Periapt Shards - catnip for 500-year-old alchemists.
* One in particular let them get right inside his head.
* The ankh is an Amulet belonging to the Egyptian god Horus.
 *At 4 stars*

**Lara Croft*** Lastly I should mention what looks like a harmless old record player.
* It's actually the Gramophone of Mendes, a devilish tool devised by the mad monk Rasputin to play records backwards, enrapturing the souls of anyone within earshot.
 *At 5 stars*

**Lara Croft*** So many memories, so many adventures. I cannot thank you enough for bringing them back to life. Perhaps it's not so indulgent to keep reminders of our proudest and most humbling moments. Our legacy is what grounds us, good and bad. In fact, it's made me itch to add some more to the collection. I think it's about time I paid a visit to my old friend, Von Croy, after all...Thanks for everything, Lara.

## Equipment

Equipment
 Access

## Trivia

* This level's gnome is the golden variation. The gnome is located inside of the Globe to the right of the Fireplace.
* The Globe can be opened and closed with the equipment/object interaction key (default: F on keyboard; D-Pad Down on controller).
* The Button can be pressed with the equipment/object interaction key, making this sound:
* The Treasure Room in this game is similar to the one found in the tutorial level of Tomb Raider III, which can be seen in this video. The objects displayed in both the Tomb Raider III Treasure Room and this game's Treasure Room are:
	+ The Remnants of Scion from the original Tomb Raider.
	+ The Dagger of Xian from Tomb Raider II.
	+ The Iris, which was first shown in Tomb Raider III. Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation and Tomb Raider: Chronicles explain the story behind Lara's acquisition of this artifact.
	+ The Tyrannosaurus Rex, a boss from the first three Tomb Raider games. In Tomb Raider III, there is a T. rex head mounted on the wall.
* The Amulet and Armour of Horus are from Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation.
* The Philosopher's Stone is from Tomb Raider: Chronicles.
* The Periapt Shards are from Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness.

## Gallery

Fully cleaned Croft Manor's Treasure Room.Croft Manor's Treasure Room golden gnome.
## History

* **Tomb Raider Special Pack**: Level added as part of DLC pack.