Wraith Guide - Apex Legends

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Apex Legends is a team-focused battle royale game where everything revolves around using your chosen character's unique abilities to benefit the squad. Wraith is one of the six Legends unlocked from the start, and this interdimensional skirmisher is one of the most versatile characters in the game--provided you know what you're doing with her abilities. Designed to excel as a hit-and-run tactician, Wraith can also fit into Mirage's role as a trickster or handle Bloodhound's recon duties in a pinch. In this short guide, we're going to take a look at Wraith, and explain how this Legend can open up new avenues towards victory for you and your squad. Hopefully, the knowledge below will help steer you in the right direction.

Wraith is one of the three offense-focused fighters in Apex Legends, so she's specifically designed to be one of her team's major damage dealers. Her abilities make her an ideal candidate for your squad's point person, so don't expect to hang back when it's time to move out. That doesn't mean you should go off on your own though. Wraith may be able to take care of herself, but she's a force to be reckoned with when she's using her portals to help her entire team get the drop on an enemy.

Confusing the enemy should be your main concern as Wraith, but if need be you can use her skills to aid downed allies, scout ahead, get your team out of a losing firefight, set ambushes, or trick an enemy into killing themselves. Regardless of how you use Wraith, it's important to keep moving during a fight. Wraith is most useless when she's standing still and trying to snipe an enemy from afar, where her abilities can really only be used defensively. Because you'll usually be in the thick of things as Wraith, you'll want