Marvel Rivals: Moon Knight Character Guide (Abilities, Ultimate, Tips & Tricks)
Moon Knight is one of the unique Duelist characters in , whose abilities harness spiritual powers gifted to him by the god Khonshu. The personalities of Marc Spector, Steven Grant, and Jake Lockley unite to glide around the battlefield and surprise opponents. With the right positioning, this complex character can unleash the moon's wrath to dismantle the synergy of enemy teams.
Duelists are one of the three classes of characters who specialize in dealing damage to enemies to score quick eliminations. Unlike supportive Strategists or bulky Vanguards, Duelists like Moon Knight work best when they target weaker opponents. The best characters in from the Duelist class are elusive enough to accomplish this goal through abilities that give them extra mobility.
Many of Moon Knight's abilities are designed to help him reposition into areas where enemy teams won't find him. While not as mobile as Spider-Man or Psylocke in , Moon Knight has more aerial mobility than most Duelists. This allows you to reach high places on maps, where his mid to long-range attacks can pick apart opponents gathered around contested points near objectives.
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Another unique aspect of Moon Knight's kit is his special melee attack combo that he can perform. Most characters only get a single strike with their melee input, dealing decent damage to nearby enemies. Below is a table representing all of Moon Knight's techniques, including how they interact with each other:
Ability
Ability Type
Cooldown
Description
Crescent Dart
Primary Attack
30 Darts (Reload)
Unleash Crescent Dart projectiles forward that can bounce between enemies and Ankhs, dealing damage to enemies.
Moon Blade
Secondary Attack
6 seconds
Launch forward a Moon Blade that can bounce between enemies and Ankhs, dealing damage to enemies.
Night Glider
Basic Ability
N/A
Enter a gliding state
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