Prince of Persia Codexery

Dual-Wielding

Dual-wield your way through Babylon in the final chapter of the Sands of Time trilogy.

In Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (2005), the Prince can obtain secondary weapons from defeated enemies or weapon racks and use them in dual-wield combat, with most weapons having limited durability and becoming unusable after a certain amount of hits, or after they are thrown as projectiles or dropped when the Prince turns into the Dark Prince.

Quick Facts

Subject
Dual-Wielding (combat mechanic)
Franchise
Prince of Persia
Most developed in
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (2024)
First appeared in
Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (2005)
Primary weapons involved
Sword and dagger (or secondary weapon)
Combat style
Close-range combo chains
Developer (lost crown)
Ubisoft Montreal

Lore & Background

The Two Thrones is the sixth main installment in the Prince of Persia series and the final chapter of the Sands of Time trilogy. The story follows the Prince as he returns to Babylon, only to find that his actions in Warrior Within have undone the events of The Sands of Time. The villainous Vizier kills the Prince's companion Kaileena, absorbing the Sands of Time from her, which transform him into an immortal monster. The Prince must work together with his past love Farah to defeat the Vizier, while also struggling against his own Dark Prince persona.

Reader's Guide

During combat, the Prince can use a dagger for attacks and blocks, and can also wield secondary weapons obtained from defeated enemies or weapon racks in dual-wield combat. Secondary weapons have limited durability. The Dark Prince cannot wield a secondary weapon, instead using a Daggertail. The game also features a Speed Kill system for instantly defeating enemies, and the Prince can use the Dagger of Time's time-control abilities, which can be upgraded by disabling sand gates.

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