Marvel Rivals Infinity War Mode: All 6 Infinity Stones & Their Effects, Ranked

The Infinity Stones have caused enough trouble in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and now they are here to help you make your opponents’ lives more difficult in Marvel Rivals. The new Path to Doomsday: Avengers: Infinity War mode arrived with Season 10.5 on October 9, bringing all six Stones with distinct abilities to its 2v2 PvP matches.

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In this limited-time game mode, each duo starts with a randomly assigned Infinity Stone and can claim more by eliminating rival teams. Every one has a base effect and a stronger enhanced version, but some are far more useful in a fight than others. And with that out of the way, here is how we’d rank all six.

6 Soul Stone

Base Effect: Sacrifice half of your Maximum Health to fully restore your teammate’s Health; retains at least 1 Health.

Enhanced Effect: Sacrifice your Health to fully heal your ally and grant them Bonus Health equal to your current Health, alongside transferring your basic bonus attributes to them, after which you enter Soul State. Limit: 1 use per round.

The Soul Stone can save a teammate from certain defeat, especially if they have built up enough Bonus Health and extra attributes to turn the fight around. The problem is that you are sacrificing your own health to do it, leaving very little room for mistakes. This could work brilliantly with a coordinated duo, but if you are playing solo, trusting a random teammate to make the most of your sacrifice is a bit of a gamble.

5 Reality Stone

Base Effect: Designate an area. After a short delay, enemy attacks inside will be transformed into bubbles.

Enhanced Effect: Designate an area. After a short delay, enemies inside will be Transformed.

The Reality Stone can cause plenty of trouble for the opposing duo, dealing damage over time (not mentioned in the official description) and potentially transforming anyone caught in its area. Unfortunately, the delay before activation gives enemies time to get out of the way, and the affected area is small enough to escape without much trouble. Having a teammate who can hold opponents in place can make a big difference, but without that coordination, landing the enhanced effect can be a pain.

4 Time Stone

Base Effect: Rewind yourself to your state and position from 5s ago. Used Stone abilities will not be reset.

Enhanced Effect: Rewind the entire battlefield by 5s; can revive characters. Used Stone abilities will not be reset.

The Time Stone‘s enhanced effect is a sight to behold, rewinding the entire battlefield and even bringing fallen characters back into the fight. It instantly brings back memories of the scene in Avengers: Infinity War where Thanos reverses time to bring Vision back to life and claim the Mind Stone. Still, the ability is entirely dependent on timing, and using it too early or too late can waste its potential. It can save a losing fight, but it won’t do much if you cannot figure out the right moment to use it.

3 Space Stone

Base Effect: Teleport in the designated direction, while gaining a Damage Boost and Bonus Health. Can be cast multiple times.

Enhanced Effect: Teleport in the designated direction, while gaining a Damage Boost and Bonus Health. Target enemies to teleport behind them. Can be cast multiple times.

The Space Stone is useful in just about any situation, giving you the freedom to chase enemies, escape a bad fight, reposition around the map, or reach a health pack before your opponents. Its enhanced effect lets you teleport behind a targeted enemy, making it even harder for them to predict your next move. It may not hit as hard as the top two Infinity Stones, but the extra mobility and bonus health make it one of the more reliable options of the six.

2 Power Stone

Base Effect: Fire a continuous energy beam that does damage equal to a percentage of the target’s Maximum Health.

Enhanced Effect: Fire a continuous energy beam that does damage equal to a percentage of the target’s Maximum Health; sustained hits Control the target.

The Power Stone was always going to be a problem in a mode where upgrade cards can push your health bar to ridiculous heights. Its beam deals damage based on a target’s Maximum Health, so it kind of acts as a direct counter to opponents who have invested heavily in survivability. The enhanced version is even nastier, as sustained hits can control the target and leave them open to an attack from your teammate. Landing the beam takes some effort, but the reward is well worth it.

1 Mind Stone

Base Effect: Fire a psychic beam. Sustained hits allow you to mind-control an enemy, during which you can use the Base Effect of their equipped Stone.

Enhanced Effect: Fire a psychic beam. Sustained hits allow you to mind-control an enemy, during which you can use the Enhanced Effect of their equipped Stone.

The Mind Stone takes the top spot because it lets you turn one of your opponents against their own teammate, using the ability of their equipped Stone in the process. Its enhanced effect even gives you access to that Stone’s stronger version. You still need to land the psychic beam long enough to take control, but few abilities can swing a two-on-two fight quite like this. Why fight both opponents yourself when you can make one of them do the work for you?

Our ranking ultimately comes down to how consistently useful each Stone is in a fight. The Soul and Reality Stones can be deadly with the right setup, while the Space Stone offers reliable mobility in almost any situation. The Power and Mind Stones, however, give you the best chance of turning a fight around before your opponents know what hit them.

Which Infinity Stone has worked best for you in Marvel Rivals, and would you put the Mind Stone above the Power Stone? Let us know in the comments below!