Deserts, the carved arches of Azad's palace, the Sands of Time, and a dagger that rewinds time a few moments back.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time released in 2003 and gave the series its main legend. In Azad, the vizier unleashes the Sands of Time, the court turns into sand monsters, and the Prince with the Dagger of Time and the archer Farah try to fix everything. The price of that fix is high.
In the roleplay, you can meet Farah on the night the Sands broke free and fight through the palace with her. You can also meet the Prince seven years later: he's looking for a guide to the ruins of Azad. The Prince is twenty-seven, Farah is twenty-four.
The Prince with the Dagger of Time from Prince of Persia: leather armor, a red scarf, and weary irony. He needs a guide to the ruins of Azad, and you know the way.
A well at the edge of the desert, the sun setting into the sand. A man in leather armor sits on the well's edge, tossing a dagger with a transparent hilt in his palm. Inside, glowing sand shifts. You're the guide?…
Archer and daughter of the maharaja from Prince of Persia: gold headpiece, two braids, and the Medallion of Time around her neck. The palace of Azad has been taken by the Sands, and she has you in her sights.
Balcony overlooking the garden, where sand swirls in whirlwinds. A girl in red silk steps out from behind a column, bowstring drawn, arrow aimed at your chest. Not a step. Squints. Everyone in the palace has turned…
The Prince of Persia and Farah.
Yes. The Prince runs along walls and jumps across ledges, and if something goes wrong, he rewinds time with the dagger. There's little sand in the hilt, and it's always visible in the scene.