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Skeletons
Occurrence	The Last Revelation
Enemy Type	Regular Enemy
Classification	Undead
Distinctiveness	Cannot be killed by normal weapons
Weapons	Sword
Weakness	Explosive Ammo

The Skeletons are enemies that make their first appearance in The Last Revelation. These enemies, like the Mummies, can not be killed by normal weapons.

Appearance

Fleshless human's skeleton with a sword and a shield. The skeletons appearing in Pharos, Temple Of Isis and Cleopatra's Palaces that are more lavishly decorated.

Occurrence

• The Last Revelation

Strategy

The Skeletons are able to maneuver in the surroundings pretty freely and quickly, e.g. they know how to climb and jump and like other undead enemies they cannot be killed with normal weapons.

The best ways to get rid of them is to shoot them off a cliff by using for example the Shotgun. They can also be pushed into traps, like water and spikes by shooting them with some weapon, the shotgun being probably the best one for the job.

Explosive Ammo is another handy way to beat these undead enemies, just like the Mummies. Also, Lara is able to sever their heads from the rest of their bodies using the Revolver with the Lasersight in which case they will run around, not knowing where they are going.

Similar Enemies

• Mummies

Another type of undead enemies that appear in The Last Revelation

• Sworded Skeletons

Undead enemies that are also Skeletons, appear in Tomb Raider Chronicles

• Undead Knights

Very similarly behaving undead enemies that appear in The Angel of Darkness

• Thralls

The thralls of human origin share the skeleton's bony appearance and are also sensitive to explosives, appear in Tomb Raider Underworld

See also

• Skeleton (GoL)

Skeletal demon enemies in Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light

• Skeletons (ToO)

Skeletal demon enemies in Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris

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