Prince of Persia Lost Crown: Best Amulets [Top 7]

Amulets are accessories you equip to give passive and active buffs to Sargon in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown. There are a lot of amulets that you can buy from vendors such as Kaheva and The Mage, but the powerful ones can be unlocked by opening chests scattered throughout the map. While not all amulets are super effective, here are the 7 best amulets in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown, which you should not skip.   

If you’re still in the starting phase of Prince of Persia, take a look at eXputer’s take on the best early-game amulets:

 

Best Amulets In Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

Here is a list of the top amulets showcased, along with the effects and utility of each one in Prince of Persia’s The Lost Crown.

No.	Amulet Name	Amulet Effects	Utility
7	Prosperity Bird	Prevents missing collectibles during exploration	Exploration aid
6	Blessing	Provides an additional health bar	Health boost
5	Void Blade	Grants a ranged energy wave attack	Ranged damage
4	Zurvan's Voice	Improves Chakram aim by slowing down time	Improved Chakram aim
3	Shield of Mithra	Slows down time upon successful parry	Time manipulation
2	Dragon King	Grants a free extra life upon a killing blow	Extra life protection
1	Four Royal Stars	Increased damage in air attacks	Air damage amplifier

7. Prosperity Bird

This is one of the earliest and the best amulets you can get in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown. There are plenty of Xerxes coins, Azure Damascus Ingot (rare upgrade currency), and treasure chests containing amazing Amulets you need to obtain while exploring the game’s world.

All of these can easily be ignored as the game is 2D, and there is not much visibility beyond a few platforms. That is why having a Prosperity Bird amulet equipped ensures that you do not miss any collectibles whenever you are nearby. 

6. Blessing

When you start Prince of Persia The Lost Crown, you only get three health bars. This is a very low-health pool of Sargon, especially when you encounter bosses that require you to time dodge and parry mechanics timely. You will die a lot in the early hours of the game, and you will wish for a bigger health bar. 

Blessing is one of the early game Amulets in the game that gives Sargon an additional health bar. This is a temporary one that is not replenished when you consume healing potions in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown. But it will appear automatically whenever you visit a Wak-Wak Tree checkpoint. 

5. Void Blade

Sargon’s dual blades are excellent in any situation, but not having more arrowd in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown sometimes feels underwhelming. There are a lot of moments where you need a strong ranged weapon, and the Void Blade amulet can just about give you that. Equipping the Void Blade amulet sends a ranged energy wave in the direction of attack. 

This is an excellent tool, as you can send this ranged wave in any direction. I have extensively used it against bosses and a lot of elite enemies in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown.

4. Zurvan’s Voice

The bow and arrow are not the only ranged weapons in Sargon’s arsenal, and Chakram is an amazing weapon, too. However, the aim speed is very slow. The aim is improved when you equip Zurvan’s Voice amulet. You can slow down time while aiming the Chakram after equipping the Zurvan’s Voice amulet.

Chakram can hit multiple enemies at once, but aiming it right is required. Zurvan’s Voice ensures you send this ranged weapon in the right direction and hit as many enemies as possible. 

3. Shield of Mithra

Slowing down the time was not the only trick found in previous Prince of Persia games, and The Lost Crown features this, too, in combat. Equipping the Shield of Mithra and landing a successful parry, Sargon creates a time bubble that basically slows down all enemies inside it.

I have found this mechanic very useful in situations where you’re surrounded by multiple targets. Not only does the effect look cool, but this also gives you enough frames to move fast and land a couple more hits on bosses or tough enemies. 

2. Dragon King

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown does not have easygoing combat. If you are in boss fights or encounters against elite enemies, there is a lot of attack variety, and you will die frequently. Amulets like the the Dragon King give you one more chance, a protection against killing blow, just so you can land that last attack and defeat your target.

I have found the Dragon King Amulet’s best usage during boss fights. There are many instances when I am just a few hits away from defeating a boss, but then Sargon gets hit and dies. Except he doesn’t because I have Dragon King equipped, which gives a small amount of health back instead of Sargon dying. 

1. Four Royal Stars

Sargon packs a lot of air movesets using his dual blade weapons, the Chakram and the bow and weapon. The melee weapon damage can further be amplified if you equip the Four Royal Stars amulet that enhances air attacks. I pair this amulet with Void Blade for a more powerful energy wave attack in Prince of Persia The Lost Crown.

Be it boss battles or fighting a group of enemies, landing the air combo attacks hits them hard if you have this Four Royal Stars amulet equipped. This is easily my number-one amulet in the game right now.  

My Thoughts

Amulets in Prince of Persian The Lost Crown are an interesting mechanic to provide passive buffs and active ones such as increased health, slowing down time, fire arrows, and much more. There are a lot of air combos, and that is why Four Royal Starts is the best amulet in the game for me. 

That is pretty much everything I had to discuss about Prince of Persia Lost Crown Best Amulets. Before you go, I recommend you read Usama’s take on Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Review.

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