Lara’s father was very good at guarding his secrets.
Pass by the door that leads there and fire up the one that leads to the service passage.
Go down to the vineyard and reach the passage lighted with a single bulb.
Use your survival instinct to notice that the completely empty wine bottle is now highlighted.
Walk towards it from the wall side and move it.
You will unlock a keyboard on which you must enter the code 1-4-2.
A secret passage to Lord Croft’s vault will open.
On the left from the door there is a cupboard which you’re free to open.
Inside it there is another of Lord Croft’s collectibles.
Walk towards the wall ahead from the door and pick up the renovation project that is lying there.
Behind you, on the shelf, there is the last letter from Amelia to Richard.
On the wall on the right there is a poster that is a part of the riddle.
pop launch the cupboard with the crowbar and take the documents.
Inside the middle one there is Winston’s letter.
Go back to the grand hall.
In its middle, on the ground, there is a compass rose inside which there is a recess.
After placing the plaque inside, Lara will start reciting the text found inside it.
She will point you to the crypt that will be highlighted with survival instinct.
you’re free to destroy the wall that blocks the path with a crowbar.
Go downstairs after walking through the hole in the wall.
Before entering the main chamber you’ve got the option to pick up the audiolog on the left.
Then enter the resting place of the woman and go down the stairs on the right.
In the corner, on the shelf, there is a golden rose.
Then walk towards the coffin and watch the cutscene.
Pick up the letter from the ground.
The last relic is pistols lying on the desk.
After collecting them you will have all the relics, documents and murals.
You will also learn the whole story of Lara’s parents and you will unlock the achievement Home Raider.
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