Three years after the events of T2T, Farah makes the journey back to Babylon to become the third wife of the King in order to strengthen and unite the Indian and Persian kingdoms. This fragile union however faces the ultimate test in the midst of palace politics, a ruthless and ambitious first wife, and a familiar evil lurking in the shadows. FarahXPrince/King

After managing to rewrite his fate and leave the Island of Time with a newly formed ally, the Prince intends to return home and settle down after years spent on the run. However, fate always finds a way to correct itself as the Prince finds himself facing his greatest adversary yet, ultimately torn between right and wrong as he fights to save Babylon from new threats.

The myth begins anew. Once again the sands in the hourglass as the Princess awaits a traveler to ascend from the dungeons and save her. But the world has shifted, and if the Vizier is victorious this time, far more than Persia shall fall. And the would-be Prince is from the Kingdom of Jerusalem...

Some people can't let go of their past until the very end.

What's more important? The world, or your world?

Kalim, el hermano mayor de Farah, sobrevive al ataque por parte del ejército del rey Sharaman y junto a su hermana, se embarca en la aventura para detener al Visir y vengar la muerte de su padre y de su gente.

Someone starts a war with Persia, critically wounding one of its three Princes in the act. Meanwhile, trouble is brewing in India, and a certain Prince is sent to help. How are these events connected? What is the goal? And how does the Hourglass fit in? Only ever played Sand of Time and going off of that and the wiki, with a few alterations of my own.

The words were so out-of-nowhere, that she almost stumbled as he gently dropped her to the ground below. She kept her footing though, watching as he released his hold on the narrow ledge to land beside her, only when he turned to face her, did she finally react to the statement – single eyebrow raising and arms crossing. pre-eliprince, takes place mid-game

Sand can be swept by the wind, but in gusts they can also dance. A series of one-shots and drabbles following the Prince and Elika before, throughout, and after the events of the game.

Twelve years after the events of "Another Outcome", a menace is spreading upon the land. A fearsome gang led by a mysterious woman captures the Prince's son and now he and his friends must track them down, save the boy and put an end to this.

The air has grown cold. So unlike the baking heat of my home. Of my destroyed temple. The grave of my mother and my father. The heart from which all darkness, all corruption, will seep. The air is cold and moist, not dry and arid. It does not comfort me. Alternate summary: a better epilogue than the dlc

Oneshot: Having stopped Ahriman, the Prince and Elika journeyed to Babylon. As sure as the sands beneath their feet, their journey had many grains of wisdom to impart.

Poem: The Sands of Time engulfed Azad, but the Prince was always one step ahead of them. Much to the Vizier's annoyance that was.

Oneshot: The creatures spawned by the Sands of Time did not bleed as men did. Not actual blood at least.

Sequel up! While running to school, I got hit by a bus, and woke up in, well, you know the drill. I've played Sands of Time before, and I know it pretty well. But now with me in the picture, things are about to get much more hectic in Azad. R&R pweasy!

A story of how the prince goes through his perilous adventure. Jaffar turns into Jaffart when he opens the door for the princess. Even though this game of Prince of Persia is rated G, this story may need to be PG. They've got swords and some have evil names. If this story is confusing, it's because I'm trying to sound funny. It may not work for all you Nazis. It's not Wolfen.

What if the Prince and Kaileena arrived early to Babylon? The result involves being trapped within a love triangle, a whole kingdom under siege, a crazy Vizier and a psychopath alter-ego. What could possibly go wrong?.

Teenage girl gets in car accident, wakes up in a place that doesn’t exist, rescues a damsel in distress, bashes Prince’s ego, conquers evil, etc. All part of the beautiful cliché-ness of this tale. Set in the Sands of Time universe. Prince/Farah, OC/OC

Far away from his homeland, the Prince manages to get involved into a world-threatening ancient feud between two sibling gods. But no matter many years pass or how far he runs, the Prince's past always manages to catch up to him.

It's a time of great unrest in a Persian kingdom: with the ruler campaigning far away, the venomous adviser sheds his noble façade and gnaws at the heart of the kingdom, intending to uproot the final barrier between him and a complete overthrow. Now the barrier's resistance and the kingdom's future are dependent on a small bird that hides the splendor of an unrealized bird of prey.

A revised retelling of The Warrior Within and The Two Thrones, intended to better gel with the tone of Sands of Time and the broader mythology that the later games established. Haunted by the horrors he saw in Azad, the Prince returns home a changed man. He seeks answers and redemption, but all may be lost if a shadow from the past finds him first.

Había sido un largo camino, contra viento y marea, pero por fin las Arenas serían suyas. Suyas y de nadie más.

El príncipe ha comenzado a ser perseguido por un misterioso demonio. Viaja ahora hacia la India, al palacio del Maharajá, para buscar respuestas.

It was a journey that started it and a journey that would end it. The Prince was tired of it all, so tired, and brought Kaileena, the Priestess of the Sands of Time, to his home. What happens on the journey in between the island and Persia as the Prince's heart battles itself for two very different women? PRINCEXKAILEENA

Just when the prince was at the end of his adventures, a new danger awoke.