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▲Complete the story and all 9 Side Quests!
△ Traverse Mount Qaf using Time Powers!
▲ Get all the weapons, amulets, and Athra Surges.
△ Earn platinum with our Trophy Guide!
Explore the entire map of Mount Qaf in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown and reach 100% completion. Learn more about the map of Mount Qaf, including the locations of all important areas, landmarks, and collectibles in the game, as well as how to get the map.
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This map is constantly being updated with more information as we discover them. If you find anything useful as you explore the breathtaking scenery of Mount Qaf, be sure to tell us in the comments section below!
Icon | How to Use |
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Show Names This button reveals the Name of every icon currently shown. | |
Fullscreen This button will change the map display to fill the screen. | |
Search Mode Toggle This button will display a searchbar which you can use to search for an individual pin by its name. | |
Icon Mode Toggle In Search Mode, this button will toggle you back to Icon Mode, removing the search bar and displaying the icons again. |
Map Icon Legend | |||
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Wak-Wak Tree | Fast Travel Point | Shopkeeper | Quest Giver |
Amulet | Quest Item | Lore Item | Xerxes |
Sand Jar | Treasure | Fariba Map | - |
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Note: The Red Dots marked on the map are Map Pieces that you can purchase from Fariba.
Click to Jump to an Area! | ||
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Lower City | Hyrcanian Forest | Sacred Archives |
Upper City | The Depths | Sunken Harbor |
Pit of Eternal Sands | Raging Sea | Tower of Silence |
The Lower City is the first area that Sargon visits after going through the Old Royal Road at the beginning of the game.
Here, Sargon encounters numerous egyptian-like minions and deadly spike traps, which the latter serves as an introductory to the puzzle mechanics of the game.
The Hyrcanian Forest is next area you'll encounter after the Lower City, and is filled with tribal warriors and also involves a lot of puzzles utilizing the use of jumping around disappearing mushrooms.
The Soma Tree is a subsection located at the center of the Hyrcanian Forest. Players arriving in this area will notice that it's a lot more darker and gloomier, and is packed with hostile tree ents and exploding plants.
The Hidden Village is a hidden area located east of the Soma Tree (far right section of the Hyrcanian Forest). Once players arrive here, they'll have to go through a series of complex puzzles and obstacles that involve a lot of proper use of jumping mechanics and timing to get to the top of the village.
The Sacred Archives is an area located west of the Upper City, where you'll have to navigate your way through a hostile library filled with enemies that teleport and pop out right in front of you.
The Upper City is an area above the Lower City, where you'll face a few bird-like creatures upon your arrival here.
The obstacles and puzzles you'll face here are fairly similar to the Lower City, perhaps the only difference is that the ambience feels more like Royalty compared to the damp nature of the Lower City.
The Depths is an area below the Lower City, filled with toxic traps that deplete your health over time. Players who accidentally stumble upon here early on in the game may face a pre-mature death due to the hazardous environment that it has.
The Sunken Harbor is an area located beneath the Hyrcanian Forest and involves a lot of jumping on wooden platforms to get from one place to another.
Players may also find that the area is inhabited by orc-like creatures that are noticeably difficult to beat than the enemies that they faced earlier on.
The Pit of Eternal Sands is an area south of the Sunken Harbor, and has a large collection of spikey crystal-like traps and large totems that automatically activate and fire-off laser beams once you approach them.
Pit of Eternal Sands Map Guide
The Raging Sea is an area to the east of the Sunken Harbor. Be aware, as hostile mermaids will emerge from the ground without warning.
The Tower of Silence is an area to the east of the Upper City. Players will see that they'll be required to climb a lot of wooden platforms while fighting winged creatures in order to reach the top.
The in-game map, also known as the Eye of the Wanderer, can be obtained from Fariba, who appears after activating the first Wak-Wak Tree in the Lower City.
You'll immediately get the map after a brief dialogue conversation with her, and you can use it right away to explore and uncover grayed out areas of Mount Qaf.
To open the map using the Eye of the Wanderer, simply press the View button on Xbox. This brings up an aerial map view of your current location and surroundings in-game!
The in-game map only lets you see areas that you have already explored. This means that all sections that you have not yet been to will be completely grayed out.
Purchasing map pieces from Fariba will reveal all undiscovered sections of an area. We highly recommend buying these immediately as this saves you time in having to manually uncover the map yourself.
Markers can be placed on your in-game map for your personal reference of important locations and items.
This is particularly useful for players who are not using Guided Mode, since the game will not automatically mark important locations for them such as inaccessible paths.
You can only place a limit of 100 Markers, so do be mindful of how many markers you have already plotted down on your map, and be sure to remove those that you no longer have any use for.
You can make use of Memory Shards to capture in-game screenshots and use them to remember locations that were previously blocked or inaccessible for you to go back later on once you unlock the ability to pass through them.
To use a Memory Shard, press the down directional arrow on the D-Pad of your controller. After that, open the map and you'll find a Blue-Eyed icon.
Selecting this icon shows the captured image, as well as the specific name of the area that it has been taken at.
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The size of the map here... I mean the window that shows the map... is this a joke or what? Zoom in and out and in and out and in and out... super annyoung!!!