Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Trophy Guide & Roadmap

The King of Beasts “Jahandar” is the first main boss you will encounter at the end of the first Main quest, Lost In Mount Qaf. He is a large Manticore who has various attacks and has two phases to the fight. He doesn’t move particularly quickly, but his attacks are strong and he attacks from the air.

In the first phase he uses his large sting to pin you to the ground. Avoid this when it is incoming (large red glint from his face) and attack him and his sting straight away with sword attacks, arrows and any Athra Abilities, once your Athra meter is filled. His other attacks are a large sweep with his front paws which can knock you back, and a ground pound from the air, so again jump and dodge these and hit back with sword attacks and arrows.

The second phase begins when his health is about halfway down and he jumps onto a pillar in the arena. He will jump from the air and land where you can get some quick attacks in. He will then summon a purple orb that will move across the screen and send a laser down to attack you, ignore this and keep attacking Jahandar. The orb is present for the whole of the second phase, keep out of its path, just concentrate on attacking.

Finally a cutscene will ensue and Jahandar will be defeated. Upon completion you will be rewarded with a valuable item – Soma Tree Petal. This increases your overall health. From this area, head right and into the next area and collect the blue feather which gives a new Athra ability – Rush of the Simurgh.

Kiana “The Forest Queen” is the second main boss in the game.

Following the introduction cutscene, the fight starts with an attack from Kiana who is riding a wolf called Chamrosh and he comes from the middle of the screen. You can avoid this by moving to the left or the right of the screen, just look out for the red glint in his eyes as an indicator of the incoming attack.

This fight is quite fast paced with various attacks coming at you in different forms. Firstly look out for an attack where Kiana rushes across the screen from left to right and vice versa. You can’t block this, so you must jump in the air and avoid it as best you can. Once Kiana is at either side of the screen she will throw a spear that spins towards you. Avoid this and then attack her/Chamrosh.

Once you damage Kiana enough, Chamrosh will jump into the air and you will be taken to an area that is in redness and Kiana will summon duplicates of herself from the air, that will rush across the screen from left to right damaging you on impact. These can be tough to avoid and can deplete your health quickly, so avoid the attacks as best you can and attack Kiana (in blue) who is always in the middle of the screen. Once you have damaged her enough, you return back to the area where the boss fight started.

The same attacks will be present here again with the spinning spear attacks and rushing across the screen, be prepared and look out for new explosive pods that Chamrosh drops. Use your arrows here to explode these to avoid extra damage and keep attacking Kiana.

Again Chamrosh jumps in the air and you are taken to the area in redness where Kiana attacks you with duplicate enemies. Look out for the same attacks as previous and damage Kiana at every opportunity using sword attacks, arrows and Athra Surge is charged.

Finally you end up back in the wooded area and need to repeat your efforts to take Kiana down. The only addition to this phase is that she leaves Chamrosh for a short time and is on one side of the screen and he is on the other. Avoid her spinning spear and Chamrosh’s fire spit and keep attacking, using Athra abilties and replenishing your health as you go until Kiana is defeated.

Upon completion you will be rewarded with a valuable item – Soma Tree Petal. This increases your overall health. From this area, head left and into the next area, follow the path to the objective marker and collect the blue feather which gives a new Athra ability – Dimensional Claw.

Azhdaha is a large snake located at the bottom of the Pit of Eternal Sands. You need to break two seals first at the top of the pits void which is part of the main story quest line. Then once opened, you can drop all the way down to the ground where the boss fight starts straight away.

Azhdaha stays central to the screen at all times and apart from his head and tail, which come towards the screen to attack you. He bites, swipes his tail and spits fire and orbs at you throughout the fight.

His bite attack and spit beam are unstoppable attacks, so avoid these by jumping, dodging and using Shadow of Simurgh ability to move quickly out of the way. Use your swords, bow and Athra abilities to damage the boss when the opportunities present themselves during the fight and Azhdaha’s head is low to the ground. He also summons heat-seeking venom spikes that home in on you. Using your dimensional claw power, you can capture these and throw them back at him. Press to do this and then aim with the hold .

Later the fight changes and new attacks are introduced. A tail spike comes up from the ground and launches purple spikes at you and if you get caught in Azhdaha’s bite he ports you into the air and fires a large beam into the sky, which sends you crashing down to earth. This can damage you somewhat, so keep an eye on your health to avoid dying early.

Keep on the offensive and as you damage the boss further, his attacks become more frequent, but by now you will have understood his pattern, avoid these attacks and eventually you will down the snake and pop the trophy.

Upon completion you will be rewarded with a very useful power Gravity Wings. This allows you to double jump by pressing whilst in the air.

Up next in the story is the boss Menolias the archer. He is very quick and aggressive, so you need to stay on the offensive with him and try not to create too much distance between you and him. His attacks include firing a series of large yellow arrows from the air, a large swooping red arrow, and small orbs.

You can parry ( ) the yellow arrows to counter his salvo and interrupt him. The yellow sparkles can be hit before they hit you, so use this to your advantage.

One attack he throws at you is he fires an arrow to the sky and for around 10 seconds a series of red arrows from all directions rain down on you, avoid them and get straight back to attacking Menolias. His strongest attack, which is an Athra ability you learn, is a series of punches that cause significant damage if you get hit.

Finally you should be able to overpower Menolias and eliminate him and get an + prompt which finishes the fight.

Upon completion you will be rewarded with a new Athra ability – Rashnu’s Judgment. This ability is Menolias’s ability he used on you in the boss fight and is very useful against all attacks, including unstoppable ones.

The fifth boss you will encounter is Orod. He is located in the Raging Sea area which is at the map’s very far right where a star constellation is you need to progress the story.

Orod is a big heavy warrior with a double-ended staff. His attacks are strong and he is fairly quick, so be ready for moving quickly around the deck of the ship you are on. He will launch some strong ground attacks and a spinning staff from the air. Partway through he breaks his staff in two and turns it into dual weapons on chains.

He now has a variation of spinning attacks, whirlwind attacks which pan from left to right and an animated strong attack which if he catches you is unavoidable and causes a bit of damage. Use your weapons and Athra Surges to damage Orod and take him down fairly quickly.

Once you have downed Orod, you will receive a new Athra ability – Bahamut’s Rage.

Vahram is the next boss you will be facing and can be quite a challenge with his strong attacks and powerful abilities. There are two Sargons in this, based on how the story is panning out, but you only control one of them.

Once the duplicate Sargon is taken out, you need to attack Vahram solo. The fight ramps up here with attacks ranging from teleportation from the ground and air, ground slashes, laser beams, shields and very fast attacks one after the other. Be aggressive in your attack and try and keep up the pace with Vahram utilising parry, sword and bow attacks and when your Athra Surge ability is at max, use this to damage Vahram further.

His animated attack can take up to two health bars off you, so be mindful of health throughout the fight and ensure it doesn’t cost you, should you be caught by it.

Eventually you will defeat Vahram and a cutscene to progress the story will ensue. This unlocks a new power “Fabric of Time”, it allows you to traverse over big gaps latching on to anchor points in the air.

The penultimate boss is King Darius. This fight takes place in the Tower of Silence and will see you having to utilize your newly acquired power “Fabric of Time”.

Darius despite his appearance is slow in his movements, but his attacks are powerful and he uses ice blasts as a form of freezing you and causing you damage. If you get frozen, quickly press any button to wriggle free and break out of the ice. Use the Fabric of Time power ( ) to zip to the anchor points in the air and keep moving in between them to avoid the ice below.

When possible, attack Darius swiftly and consistently until he requests fire powers and then becomes more powerful and quicker, using fire from the ground and air to his advantage. Here you must use the anchor points in the air again and attack Darius in between the fire attacks.

He will lunge from left to right, up and down slamming his sword into the ground, causing frost and fire damage and his animation attack sees him throw a glowing orb at you that launches a beam and you into the air causing damage. Like earlier use the environment to your advantage and be as offensive as possible to eventually take the king down.

With Darius defeated you receive the Key of Kings which is a piece of Darius’ sword and the key to King Darius’ Palace, required for the final boss fight and ending to the story.

The game warns you of a point of no return before commencing to the end game. This will temporary lock you into playing the rest of the story, but afterward you can still free-roam and go back everywhere, so don’t worry.

The final boss once again pits you against Vahram. This time he is much stronger and a considerable foe to deal with, with some pretty powerful attacks that will deplete your health drastically. The fight has 4 phases so you will need to be as prepared as possible before taking him on ensuring you have your abilities, health upgrades and weapons set accordingly to your play style. Even on Easy, this boss can be pretty challenging.

Phase 1

Vahram starts in the air as he now has wings and launches fireballs, fire beam and arrows at you, so jump up and fire arrows back at him, striking him with your swords when you get the chance. He will eventually sit in the middle of the screen, just above the ground in a polygon type orb, you must quickly smash this to break him out of it, avoiding the incoming ring of energy that he emits towards you. Rinse and repeat the cycle until the second phase begins. This happens when you deplete all of his health.

Phase 2

Now Vahram has a sword and begins with fast swinging attacks and a spin attack that come at you quickly, so try to dodge, parry and hit him with your own attacks at every chance you get. He will teleport a lot, so be mindful of this and stay as offensive as possible hitting him with arrows and sword slashes. Take him down and be ready for the next phase.

Phase 3

The third phase of the fight has Vahram appear twice on either side of the screen. He will shoot fireballs from both sides. Once you have avoided these and dealt some damage, two anchor points will appear on screen and Vahram will hover in between them both. You need to use your Fabric of Time power ( ) to latch on to these and attack Vahram when possible, trying to avoid the moving yellow orbs he creates around him. These will home in you, try and dash away from them quickly.

The next sequence of attacks are silhouettes that Vahram shoots across the top of the screen. These fall like shards, damaging you on impact. Quickly shift to the side of the screen where Vahram is and jump up and attack him quickly. He then teleports and drops these silhouettes down one by one from the center of the screen, dodge them and proceed to fight Vahram. Rinse and repeat this process until his health is fully depleted, avoiding his dash attack and laser line cast.

Phase 4

Shortly after the cutscene, the last part of the fight is pretty intense, with Vahram throwing all attacks you have encountered in the previous three phases at you in one hit. Fortunately, you are now much quicker and stronger and should take Vahram down a little quicker than the previous phases of the battle, as well as knowing what his attacks look like. Again, like before try and dodge the laser casting, screen dash and silhouette attacks.

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Afterward, go find the Jailer in the Sacred Archives:

He is patrolling the area so if you don’t find him in the exact spot look in the surrounding area. Attack him until he goes down on his knees, when he’s doing that you have to activate the “Clairvoyance” power to deal more damage to defeat him. Without the power you can only take down his shield but not take down his remaining health.

Here’s the location of an alternate version in the Sacred Archives:

To earn the trophy you first need to unlock each Athra Surge, equip it, use its power, then change to another ability.

There are 10 Athra Surges in total:

Level 1:

• Verethragna’s Smite – Automatic unlock from completing the Prologue
• Shahbaz’ Spirit – Defeat Alternate Version of Sargon in Sacred Archives (requires Clairvoyance Ability from story)
• Wind of Sistan – In The Depths interact with the dead skeleton
• Vayu’s Wave – Lower City (The Haven), complete the first 9 challenges for Artaban.

Level 2:

• Bahaman’s Breath – Hyrcanian Forest, given automatically by Kamil (Wak-Wak tree) when you heal at the tree.
• Arash’s Ray – Defeat Alternate Version of Sargon in The Depths (automatic from story, part of main quest ‘The Tiger & The Rat)
• Hadhayan’s Might – Defeat the 2 Alternate Versions of Sargon at Soma Tree (requires Shadow of Simurgh ability)

Level 3:

• Soul Of Gilgamesh – Defeat Alternate Version of Sargon in Pit Of Eternal Sands (requires Dimensional Claw ability)
• Bahamut’s Rage – Defeat Orod in Raging Sea
• Rashnu’s Judgement – Defeat Monolias in Upper City

Once you have unlocked an ability, you can equip any two abilities at any Wak-Wak tree. Wak-Wak trees are located all over the map and you discover them by pressing to interact with them, making them grow. They act as an autosave and are where you can equip and change Athra Surges and Amulets.

To equip an ability, select Athra Surges from the tree menu and select one by pressing and choose slot 1 or 2 where you want it to be placed. These abilities need to be charged by damaging enemies and building up your Athra meter in the bottom right of the screen.

Once the meter is full (MAX), to use an Athra ability you can press and hold and or and  . This then allows your ability to be unleashed against enemies, giving you an advantage in battle, especially against bosses.

Upon using the final ability, you will earn the trophy.

There are 12 Amulet Slots (3 unlocked from beginning, 9 Amulet Holders found in the world) needed to fully upgrade the necklace.

See » Prince of Persia The Lost Crown – All Amulet Holder Locations.

These can be upgraded to a maximum level of 4 at Kaheva’s Forge in The Haven.

To pay for these upgrades you need to have Time Crystals, Azure Damascus Ingots and Xerxes Coins. These act as the in-game currency and are discovered through natural exploration, getting them as rewards from story progression, boss fights, and solving puzzles.

These amulets offer various passive bonus benefits that alter your play style. From combat-related improvements, reducing damage from enemies and the environment to health and collectible enhancements. There are 36 Amulets to discover in the game spanning across all 11 areas.

All Amulets can be upgraded at Kaheva’s Forge using the Time Crystals and Xerxes coins you discover to purchase them. Each upgrade grants an improvement to the previous one from Moderate to Greatly, meaning you Amulets will become better and stronger in battle and exploration as you play through the game. Once you have fully upgraded an Amulet, it will no longer show in the menu to be further upgraded.

Note: If you own the Deluxe Edition of the game, an extra Amulet is given called the Prosperity Bird, this isn’t counted towards the trophy.

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Once you get on land, head right and a small tent and chest are present and the trophy pops as soon as this area is revealed:

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The power is like a lasso that allows you to grab distant elements and pull them towards you or propel yourself towards them.

To access the area where the ghost ship is you need to pass through Soma Tree and then into the Hidden Village. From here follow it through to the right and parkour past all the obstacles which will require you to use the Fabric of Time ability to navigate through pit spikes and falls.

You will eventually come to an area called The Lighthouse. Advance to the top of the platforms where you can purchase a map of the area. From here keep right and allow yourself to fall. Keep falling and eventually you will land atop of a ship’s mast where the trophy will pop. This is another area called the Raging Sea.

In this area there is a part called “The Haven” where a Wak-Wak tree, Combat Training and Traders are located. The Citadel elevator is located to the left of these. The Citadel elevator runs up to the Upper City, down to the Lower City and then to The Depths.

You need to find a trader called The Scrapper who is located in the Depths, not far from the Citadel elevator to buy The Lost Key from him. He sells equipment for a currency called Xerxes. The Lost Key costs 3 Xerxes. Xerxes are single golden coins you can find hidden throughout the various areas of the world (also required as part of the collectible trophies) and also obtained from a trader called The Mage in The Haven (Lower City). She only sells two and once sold out, doesn’t sell anymore.

This key provides access to a hidden floor in the Citadel elevator. The secret floor is located one lift level up from The Depths (from The Scrapper’s location). As soon as the lift heads up it stops at the hidden floor area, head right into the next area, as soon as you head into the next room, the trophy pops immediately.

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There are 9 Side Quests in the game:

• The Lost Warriors
  • Location – Lower City
  • Quest Giver – Dying Ardashing
• The Moon Gatherer
  • Location – Sacred Archives
  • Quest Giver – Prisoner
• Motherly Love
  • Location – The Depths
  • Quest Giver – Old Lady
• Prophecy of Mount Qaf
  • Location – Lower City
  • Quest Giver – None
• Ancient Power Unearthed
  • Location – Lower City (The Haven)
  • Quest Giver – Kaheva
• Treasures of the Seven Seas (POTENTIALLY BUGGED – if the parrot during the quest disappears it will be impossible to finish the quest. Works fine for some players but is bugged for others)
  • Location – Sunken Harbor
  • Quest Giver – Pirate Captain
• The Architect
  • Location – Upper City
  • Quest Giver – Architect
• The Deserter
  • Location – Hyrcanian Forest
  • Quest Giver – Brute
• The Impossible Climb
  • Location – Upper City
  • Quest Giver – Hermit

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When near an enemy, press to open a rift and capture them. Hold and release while aiming with   to release the enemy.

The best enemies to use are the flying enemies, such as hawks or eagles as they are small and can be killed with another enemy on impact.

Once you successfully capture and kill another enemy using this power, the trophy will pop.

A good place to go for this trophy is in the Sacred Archives where there is an enemy with a large mace weapon who swings it at you and then charges you. This attack can be parried and will count towards the trophy.

You can familiarize yourself with the parry move at Artaban’s training camp, located in The Haven.

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There is an amulet called Ecbatana Seal which allows you to autocollect shards as they drop from a distance so you don’t have to run up to them. This makes it a little easier to collect crystals as you traverse through the game. You get this from a trader called Kaheva the Blacksmith at Kaheva’s Forge.

This is cumulative, so you will earn this trophy naturally as you play through the game. You don’t need to hold 10,000 at the same time, you can spend them and it still counts towards the trophy.

For it to count both you and the enemy must be in the air at the time of the kill.

One way of doing this is knocking enemies off platforms into spikes. The image below shows an easy farming spot. Where the cursor is on the map is an enemy which respawns after interacting with the tree nearby. Above the enemy are thorny spikes. You just need to air attack him into them. Rinse and repeat.