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| - Not to be confused with the jewelry store Grandpa goes to get his watch fixed. It only appears in "Helga's Locket".
- Crown jewel is an item that appears in IX.
- The Crown Jewel is a treasure item that can be obtained in Chapter 4-1 of Resident Evil 4, by defeating the Verdugo at the end of the chapter. Although being worth 11,000₧ at the Merchant stand when sold on its own, the jewel can instead be fitted with the Crown and Royal Insignia to recreate the Salazar Family Crown. As there is only one Crown Jewel in the entire game, failure to kill the Verdugo and obtain the jewel will mean that the combined piece cannot be made.
- The Crown Jewel is the ship that Hook, Forskis, Elizabeth, and Abraham used to traverse the oceans of Britannia while performing their sinister tasks in Ultima VII. The Avatar discerned the vessel's nefarious involvement while investigating the brutal murder of Christopher in Trinsic, picking up on its trail but always learning at each successive destination that it had already departed. Fellowship leaders deceitfully claimed to have no knowledge of the ship even as other citizens confirmed it had indeed moored in their town or city. Only under the influence of the small Cube Prism did these particular members—such as Klog of Trinsic and Elynor of Minoc—admit to knowing all too well of the Crown Jewel and Hook's owning of it.
- Crown Jewel is a limited Rare Gem in Bejeweled Blitz. It is a yellow gemstone that resembles a crown. When the player begins a game with Crown Jewel activated, one of three special starting layouts appears. All three configurations include unique yellow gems that resemble crowns. A crown functions identically to a Flame Gem, except a crown clears all the gems within its row instead. The base value for clearing a crown is 6,000 points. While Crown Jewel is active, crowns replace random yellow gems throughout the game, and Flame Gems created using yellow gems become crowns instead.
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| - Not to be confused with the jewelry store Grandpa goes to get his watch fixed. It only appears in "Helga's Locket".
- Crown jewel is an item that appears in IX.
- The Crown Jewel is a treasure item that can be obtained in Chapter 4-1 of Resident Evil 4, by defeating the Verdugo at the end of the chapter. Although being worth 11,000₧ at the Merchant stand when sold on its own, the jewel can instead be fitted with the Crown and Royal Insignia to recreate the Salazar Family Crown. As there is only one Crown Jewel in the entire game, failure to kill the Verdugo and obtain the jewel will mean that the combined piece cannot be made.
- The Crown Jewel is the ship that Hook, Forskis, Elizabeth, and Abraham used to traverse the oceans of Britannia while performing their sinister tasks in Ultima VII. The Avatar discerned the vessel's nefarious involvement while investigating the brutal murder of Christopher in Trinsic, picking up on its trail but always learning at each successive destination that it had already departed. Fellowship leaders deceitfully claimed to have no knowledge of the ship even as other citizens confirmed it had indeed moored in their town or city. Only under the influence of the small Cube Prism did these particular members—such as Klog of Trinsic and Elynor of Minoc—admit to knowing all too well of the Crown Jewel and Hook's owning of it. The ship was ultimately found vacant at its final berth in the small bay of the Isle of the Avatar, its crew having already made the journey to oversee the Guardian's imminent arrival through the Black Gate.
- Crown Jewel is a limited Rare Gem in Bejeweled Blitz. It is a yellow gemstone that resembles a crown. When the player begins a game with Crown Jewel activated, one of three special starting layouts appears. All three configurations include unique yellow gems that resemble crowns. A crown functions identically to a Flame Gem, except a crown clears all the gems within its row instead. The base value for clearing a crown is 6,000 points. While Crown Jewel is active, crowns replace random yellow gems throughout the game, and Flame Gems created using yellow gems become crowns instead. After the Last Hurrah, a Coin bonus occurs in which nine crown icons appear in a 3×3 arrangement. When the player selects an icon, it reveals a numerical Coin value that is then added to the player's Coin total. The Coin payouts the bonus offers are 1,000, 5,000, 10,000, 15,000, 25,000, 40,000, 60,000, 100,000, and 250,000.
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