The ‘Catch Skull’ can be found on the fourth level, in the first area where you need to destroy the Wraith Tanks. Look to your left, and the Tough Luck Skull will be sitting on a rock extending from a cliff edge. Jump onto the first of these beams, and travel to the end of it. Underneath this piping are some support beams that extend out over a cliff. On your left is some large piping following the road you are walking on. The ‘Tough Luck Skull’ is found on the third level, at the point in the level when the huge covenant cruiser flies overhead. Your enemies never back down, always make their saving throws, and always charge you. On top of this piping, on the side nearest to the large display (the one that Hood appears on) lies the ‘Black Eye Skull‘. Hanging down from the ceiling is some piping. This Skull is located in the beginning of the second level ‘Crow’s Nest‘, the very room you start in. When you lose shield, the only way to get it back it to melee an enemy. Travel all the way over to the left side of the roof, and the Skull will be concealed in the corner. You can gain access to the roof on the far right side of the building. Johnson is being held captive, up on the roof.

It is located behind the building where Sgt. The ‘Iron Skull’ is located at the very end of the first level. If you die, you restart from the beginning of the level. Here’s a handy list of skull effects and where to find them: Why do you want them? Well, picking up ‘Golden’ skulls will unlock an achievement for starters, but also, each skull has different effects that can be enabled in Meta Games, which will in turn multiply your meta game score. These can be found scattered throughout the levels on Normal, Heroic, and Legendary difficulty settings. Once, twice… more? So maybe it’s time to turn your attention to something else now… like skulls.

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