Combine this with his Ultimate, Forged Shadows, which wraps Revenant's upper torso in damage-mitigating shadows that have to be destroyed before Rev's torso hitbox can be shot, and you've got a Legend who is seemingly top-tier in both mobility and survival. Shadow Pounce, the Tactical, allows Revenant to charge up a massive leap which can reach as far as an Octane Launch Pad, allowing Revenant to hurtle in and out of combat as fast as any other Legend in the game. Scary stuff.īut the Tactical and Ultimate are where things get really crazy. From the looks of the trailer, the scan goes right through Catalyst's Ultimate as well. His new Passive, Assassin's Instinct, still allows him to crouch-walk and climb walls quickly, but now he can also highlight nearby low-health enemies in line-of-sight with him. Revenant's kit is far more aggressive and lone-wolf in Season 18.

And guys, I think they might have gone a bit too far making him scary again. Revenant is finally getting the love he deserves with a new sinister-looking base skin and a full rework of all his abilities. Season 18 of Apex looks to change all that. But once you get in-game, his toolkit has always been fairly underwhelming - with the exception of his Death Totem, which never seemed to sit well thematically with the character.

All the cinematics we get of this infamous, terrifying murder-bot show him single-mindedly pursuing his targets, scuttling along walls, and wiping out enemies at close range like a cybernetic John Wick. There's always been quite a disconnect between Revenant's reputation and his abilities in Apex Legends.

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