The Dagger of Xian (Game)
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| - | An old legend tells about a mythical dagger which would give, whoever who had the courage to plunge the dagger deep into one's heart, the powers of a dragon. Long ago a Chinese emperor exploited the powers of the dragon to be able to invade Tibet, but | + | An old legend tells about a mythical dagger which would give, whoever who had the courage to plunge the dagger deep into one's heart, the powers of a dragon. Long ago a Chinese emperor exploited the powers of the dragon to be able to invade Tibet, but Tibetan warriors managed to retrieve the dagger, thus killing the emperor and driving his army out of [[Tibet]]. The dagger was then locked up for all eternity in a [[Temple of Xian|temple]] within the [[Great Wall]] of China. Many years later, Lara Croft is on the lookout for the dagger. But soon she will discover that [[Fiama Nera|someone else]] is also looking for the dagger, and they are willing to do all in their power to get it. |
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| Release date | 1997 |
| Series number | 2 |
| Number of levels | 18 |
| Special artifacts to collect | The Dagger of Xian |
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| Previous game | Next game |
| The Atlantean Scion | Adventures of Lara Croft |
The Dagger of Xian was the second game in the Tomb Raider series to be released. It was released in 1997.
Plot
An old legend tells about a mythical dagger which would give, whoever who had the courage to plunge the dagger deep into one's heart, the powers of a dragon. Long ago a Chinese emperor exploited the powers of the dragon to be able to invade Tibet, but Tibetan warriors managed to retrieve the dagger, thus killing the emperor and driving his army out of Tibet. The dagger was then locked up for all eternity in a temple within the Great Wall of China. Many years later, Lara Croft is on the lookout for the dagger. But soon she will discover that someone else is also looking for the dagger, and they are willing to do all in their power to get it.
