The Avengers: Infinity War-inspired mode for the larger Path to Doomsday buildup event has landed in Marvel Rivals. Like all other special events, it comes with unique mechanics to navigate, including an array of Infinity Stones you can harness for abilities and effects.
The Stones are quite powerful, but since they’re unlike anything you’re used to dealing with in standard gameplay, they may take a bit to get used to and figure out. To help you become a true master at using them, here are all Infinity Stone abilities and effects in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War.
Table of contents
- All Marvel Rivals Infinity Stones in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
- All Infinity Stone abilities and effects in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
- How to get Infinity Stones in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
- How to take Stones from other teams in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
All Marvel Rivals Infinity Stones in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
Just like there are in Avengers: Infinity War, there are six Infinity Stones you can collect in Marvel Rivals. All of the stones you can get in the Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War mode are as follows.
- Power Stone
- Time Stone
- Space Stone
- Mind Stone
- Soul Stone
- Reality Stone
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All Infinity Stone abilities and effects in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
Each of the six Infinity Stones has two abilities and effects you can trigger. The initial base effect is unlocked at round four, while the more powerful enhanced effect that builds on it becomes available to use in round seven.
Here are all Infinity Stone abilities in the Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War mode.
| Stone | Base effect | Enhanced effect |
|---|---|---|
| Power Stone | Unleash a continuous energy beam that deals damage equal to a percentage of your target’s maximum health. | Fire a continuous energy beam that dishes out damage equal to a percentage of your targeted enemy’s maximum health. Sustained hits against them control the target. |
| Time Stone | Rewind only yourself to your precise state and position from five seconds ago. Used Stone abilities are not reset with this move. | Rewind the entire battlefield, including your partner and the opposing duo, by five seconds. If timed correctly, using this ability allows you to revive characters. Used Stone abilities are not reset when you activate this Stone. |
| Space Stone | Teleport forward a short distance in the designated direction. When doing so, you also receive a damage boost and some bonus health. You can cast this ability multiple times. | Teleport in the targeted direction, gaining a damage boost and some bonus health along the way. With the enhanced version of the Stone active, you can also target enemies to teleport behind them. You can use this move multiple times. |
| Mind Stone | Fire a psychic beam. Sustained hits on an enemy allow you to mind control them for a brief period of time. While you’re in control, you can use the base effect of their equipped Stone. | Unleash a psychic beam. Sustained hits against an opponent allow you to mind control them for a period of time afterward. While controlling them, you can use the enhanced effect of their equipped Stone. |
| Soul Stone | Sacrifice half of your own maximum health to completely restore your teammate’s health. When activated, this effect will always retain at least one health so you don’t perish. | Sacrifice your own health to fully heal your partner and grant them bonus health equal to your current health. You also transfer your basic bonus attributes to them and enter the Soul State. You can use this effect once per round. |
| Reality Stone | Choose a target area on the battlefield. After a slight delay, all of your opponents’ attacks inside the designated space will be transformed into bubbles. | Designate an area on the battlefield. After a delay, enemies inside this space will be transformed. |
How to get Infinity Stones in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
At the start of every round in Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War, your duo is randomly assigned one of the six Infinity Stones. To obtain additional ones, you must fully defeat another duo to claim it from them.
This happens when the duo’s health drops to zero. This won’t happen early on in the round, so it takes quite a bit of progression to reach the point where you can grab more. You can see how each team is performing and which ones have which Stones near the left side of the scoreboard in this mode.
How to take Stones from other teams in Marvel Rivals Path to Doomsday: Avengers Infinity War
To take Stones from other teams, you need to fully defeat them in combat, diminishing their health to zero. When this happens, you obtain all Infinity Stones the team had on them, which might be just one or a few of them depending on how they fared in battle up until that point. Each team’s health slowly goes down over time as they are defeated, so for them to get close to zero, you’ll need to be fairly deep into the round.
There’s plenty more to get done in Marvel Rivals outside of this game mode. Next, you might consider working on tricky tasks like Flawed Ascension, Form, Function, Fate, Behold, Eternity!, Memento Mori, Emergence of Greatness, Cellblock Chat, Secret Stash, and Shark to Shark.
