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|appearances = {{Icon|MPSP}} ''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]'' | |||
}}The '''Anubis Stone''' was a sacred stone imbued with powerful magic. | }}The '''Anubis Stone''' was a sacred stone imbued with powerful magic. | ||
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The Anubis Stone was originally introduced as an artifact brought into [[Gallowmere]]'s past by [[Kiyante]] in the 2003 ''[[MediEvil 3: Fate's Arrow]]'' concept pitch. | The Anubis Stone was originally introduced as an artifact brought into [[Gallowmere]]'s past by [[Kiyante]] in the 2003 ''[[MediEvil 3: Fate's Arrow]]'' concept pitch. | ||
In ''MediEvil: Resurrection'', its role serves as a replacement for the [[Chalice of Souls]] found in [[Zarok's Lair (MediEvil: Resurrection)|Zarok's Lair]] in the original ''MediEvil''. | In ''MediEvil: Resurrection'', its role serves as a replacement for the [[Chalice of Souls]] and [[Good Lightning]] found in [[Zarok's Lair (MediEvil: Resurrection)|Zarok's Lair]] in the original ''MediEvil''. | ||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||