Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown - All Soma Tree Flowers And Petals Guide

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By Jason Rodriguez on

When you start the campaign in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Sargon only has a couple of bars of health. Naturally, you'll need to increase his HP so you can tackle more challenges without any hassles. Our Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Soma Tree Petals and Soma Tree Flowers guide discusses all the locations where you can find these health upgrades. Likewise, please be reminded that this article contains spoilers.

There are only six Soma Tree Flowers in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. However, obtaining one automatically grants you one extra HP bar/pip. Soma Tree Petals, though, tend to be plentiful. But you do need to acquire four of them to gain an extra health bar.

As for our Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Soma Tree Petals guide, we've organized it based on the zones that we visited during our playthrough. As such, there are instances when you need to obtain additional time powers to help with navigation and traversal.

The map shows the location of all Soma Tree Petals and Flowers in the Lower City.

You can purchase this from the Mage, a vendor NPC in the Haven hub, for 500 crystals.

A bit to the right of the Haven hub, you'll find a chamber that has the Prophecy of Mount Qaf side quest. This requires you to Sand Jars that are scattered all over the game world. Here's a quick summary:

Defeat the Undead Prisoner sub-boss.

Defeat Jandahar, the manticore boss.

This is part of the Lost Warriors side quest. You have to defeat eight elite soldiers in various zones. Once these foes have been vanquished, make your way to the area further below the section that has the Haven hub. Ardashir will be waiting there for you, and you have to eliminate him, too.

This Soma Tree Petal in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is located close to the starting point of the campaign proper. There's a wall with glowing light, and you can destroy it by using the Dimensional Claw power. Look for an explosive object (i.e. red barrels, golden rocks, or purple bulbs), then