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The '''Collapsible Beams''' are a special case of the [[Collapsible Floor]] trap within the Tomb Raider Games. The major difference is that Lara has to move carefully on the beams as they do not cover a full floor tile but are very narrow. | The '''Collapsible Beams''' are a special case of the [[Collapsible Floor]] trap within the Tomb Raider Games. The major difference is that Lara has to move carefully on the beams as they do not cover a full floor tile but are very narrow. | ||
| − | One place where this trap occurs is within [[St. Aicard's Church]] in the [[Parisian Ghetto]] in [[Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness]]. | + | One place where this trap occurs is in the rafters within [[St. Aicard's Church]] in the [[Parisian Ghetto]] in [[Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness]]. |
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Latest revision as of 16:29, 13 July 2015
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The Collapsible Beams are a special case of the Collapsible Floor trap within the Tomb Raider Games. The major difference is that Lara has to move carefully on the beams as they do not cover a full floor tile but are very narrow.
One place where this trap occurs is in the rafters within St. Aicard's Church in the Parisian Ghetto in Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness.
Images
Loose Boards at the St. Aicard's Church
Loose Boards fallen to the floor of the St. Aicard's Church
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- A similar, more common trap.
