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| − | Lara's '''Backpack''' is one of her most famous and useful items. | + | Lara's '''Backpack''' is one of her most famous and useful items. It is carried by her in each Tomb Raider [[Game]], as well as making appearances in the [[Movies]] and in most [[Comics]]. |
In it Lara stores her [[Inventory]]. Her weapons, her infinite ammo, the artefacts and keys she collects, spare clothes, the medipacks... everything she can carry away. | In it Lara stores her [[Inventory]]. Her weapons, her infinite ammo, the artefacts and keys she collects, spare clothes, the medipacks... everything she can carry away. | ||
| − | This small canvas knapsack has leather straps and is used to carry all of Lara's inventory. She found the backpack during her travels with Von Croy at the age of 16. While exploring in [[Angkor Wat]] she discovered it in a hidden chamber, along with the skeleton of its unfortunate previous owner. She has carried it with her on her travels ever since and is very rarely seen without it. | + | This small canvas knapsack has leather straps and is used to carry all of Lara's inventory. She found the backpack during her travels with [[Von Croy]] at the age of 16. While exploring in [[Angkor Wat]] she discovered it in a hidden chamber, along with the skeleton of its unfortunate previous owner. She has carried it with her on her travels ever since and is very rarely seen without it. |
Revision as of 21:04, 5 July 2007
Lara's Backpack is one of her most famous and useful items. It is carried by her in each Tomb Raider Game, as well as making appearances in the Movies and in most Comics.
In it Lara stores her Inventory. Her weapons, her infinite ammo, the artefacts and keys she collects, spare clothes, the medipacks... everything she can carry away.
This small canvas knapsack has leather straps and is used to carry all of Lara's inventory. She found the backpack during her travels with Von Croy at the age of 16. While exploring in Angkor Wat she discovered it in a hidden chamber, along with the skeleton of its unfortunate previous owner. She has carried it with her on her travels ever since and is very rarely seen without it.
