VALORANT continues to bring out new and innovative agents. Harbor seems like they will be no different. Codenamed Mage, Harbor is certainly going to be a very new type of agent. He is seemingly connected to the latest map, Pearl as well. Now that Harbor has been revealed, people are going to want to know what he does. Here is a look at the VALORANT Harbor Abilities.
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These abilities have technically been leaked by ValorLeaks on Twitter and then revealed by the VALORANT team.
Ability 1-
“Cove”
EQUIP a sphere of shielding water. FIRE to throw. ALT FIRE to underhand throw. Upon impacting the ground, spawn a water shield that blocks bullets.
Ability 2- “High Tide”
EQUIP a wall of water. FIRE to send the water forward along the ground. Hold Fire to guide the water in the direction of your crosshair, spawning a wall along the water’s path. Alt Fire to stop the water early. Players that hit are SLOWED.
Ability 3- “Casecade”
EQUIP a wave of water. FIRE to send the wave rolling forward and through walls. RE-USE to stop the wave. Players hit are SLOWED.
Ultimate- “Reckoning”
EQUIP the full power of your Artifact. FIRE to summon a geyser pool on the ground. Enemy players in the area are targeted by successive geyser strikes. Players caught within a strike are CONCUSSED.
There is no doubt that Harbor has earned the original codename of mage. His abilities, all seeingly connected with the Pearl map, basically make him a water bender from Avatar. The multitude of slows that he will provide, allowing for much easier headshots. Surely, Harbor will bring a very new feeling for many in VALORANT.
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