Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown - All Athra Surges Guide

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By Jason Rodriguez on

Athra Surges in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown are akin to combat skills. These abilities grant offensive boosts to Sargon, making him even deadlier in battle. They can be unleashed once you've filled up your meter by hitting enemies. Our Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Athra Surge locations guide discusses where you can find these moves as you delve deeper into Mount Qaf.

Note that our guide is organized based on when we acquired Athra Surges during our playthrough. Moreover, some of these are obtained as part of campaign progression, while others are found in far-flung places, often held by Sargon's clones/doppelgangers. Last but not least, please be reminded that this article contains spoilers.

Obtained automatically early in the campaign. This serves as part of the tutorial that informs you about this mechanic. This move allows you to do a rushing strike that hits several times.

To obtain Vayu's Wave, you have to complete Artaban's initial challenges. You'll find this trainer NPC in the Haven. Once you're done with the objectives, you'll receive the Vayu's Wave, which creates a cross slice that pushes enemies backward.

We consider the Wind of Sistan as one of the best Athra Surges in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. That's because it creates a swirling vortex that cripples foes, while continuing to damage them for several seconds.

This ability is found a short way into the Depths, which is connected to the Lower City. Although you will have to visit the Depths as part of the campaign, we recommend taking a short trek to grab this early in your playthrough.

This is where you can find the Wind of Sistan Athra Surge in the Depths.

This creates an aura that gradually restores your HP if you stand within its radius. We recommend using this especially in tough fights, since it's basically a free potion charge anyway.

You'll obtain this Athra Surge upon heading to the Hyrcanian Forest. You can't miss it since it's granted by a Wak-Wak Tree spirit