Updated on March 7, 10 p.m. (GMT+8): Improved relevancy.
Natan, the Spacetime Walker, has two unique features. This time-traveling hero are his boomerang basic attack, and ultimate Entropy?, which shares a resemblance to Claude’s Battle Mirror Image skill, but functionally operates quite differently.
He’s also very good looking, according to this writer, who included him in her list of the five most handsome Mobile Legends heroes.
Learn more about this white-haired marksman hero in this Mobile Legends beginner’s guide.
Natan’s skills in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Ultimate – Entropy?
Natan summons a Reverse-Clone that lasts at a targetr location that lasts 10 seconds, inherits 35% of his attack attributes, and copies his moves and attacks in reverse.
Use Again: Natan switches place with the Reverse-Clone.
Each cast reduces other skills’ remaining cooldowns by 50%. The Reverse-Clone will disappear if Natan is too far away, while the cooldown of this skill will be reduced by the remaining duration.
- Think of Reverse-Clone as the Reverse Flash of the DC superhero universe.
- Even though Entropy? summons a marksman clone that’s mechanically similar to Claude’s Battle Mirror Image, the difference is that Entropy? does everything in reverse, and is not locked in a fixed position like Dexter.
- If you cast Entropy? near you, as you move down a lane towards enemies for a kill, your Reverse-Clone will move backwards, and gets further and further away from Natan. Once you’re out of range, it disappears, and your damage drops significantly.
- The most ideal situation would be to position Entropy? on the other side of enemies, with the fight taking place right in between Natan and his Reverse-Clone. This won’t happen all the time however, and it also puts the vulnerable marksman at high risk.
- Entropy’s second function allows Natan to dash toward the Reverse-Clone, which is super helpful if you want to dodge skill shots, or reposition in a fight.
- The Reverse-Clone gives vision, so you can place Entropy? in bushes to check for incoming enemies.
Passive – Theory Of Everything
Natan gains a stack of Entanglement each time he or his Reverse-Clone hits an enemy with a skill. Each stack lasts five seconds and grants Attack Speed and Movement Speed.
Natan Basic Attack projectiles will return to him after reaching the maximum range, dealing extra Magic Damage to enemies along the way.
- Read Theory of Everything carefully, for Natan only receives bonus attack speed and movement speed if he his an enemy hero, monster, or minions with his skills. This doesn’t count for basic attacks.
- At maximum six stacks, Natan would have accumulated 90% attack speed, and 45% bonus movement speed.
- Natan cannot gain magic penetration directly but can convert 100% of his physical lifesteal to magic lifesteal and 100% of his physical penetration to magic penetration.
- As this is his core skill, max out Theory of Everything first.
First skill – Superposition
Natan shoots a dense mass of energy in the target direction, dealing Magic Damage to enemies in its path.
- It’s possible to hit the maximum six passive stacks of “Theory Of Everything” by recasting Natan’s first skill, Superposition, which is his bread and butter. But to get there, you’re limited by the cooldown of Superposition, which is between four to seven seconds depending on level.
- On average, most team fights will not last that long for “Theory of Everything” to max out, so focus on dishing out as much damage as possible by weaving your auto attacks in between Superposition.
- A linear skill, use Superposition to clear waves effectively.
- And since it is a linear AoE skill, try to hit as many enemies as possible with it during team fights.
Second skill – Interference!
Natan launches a gravitational attractor in the target direction dealing Magic Damage to enemies in its path and knocking them back.
The attractor detonates upon reaching maximum range, dealing Magic Damage to nearby enemies and knocking them back.
- An immobile marksman hero who doesn’t possess any skill to dash away from enemies, Interference! is your only lifesaver.
- Interference! knocks enemies back, and has two main functions. One, for escape, and two, for crowd controlling enemy heroes whom you’re chasing after.
- Even though Interference! pushes them away from you, the movement speed from your passive “Theory Of Everything” helps you catch up to knocked back enemies to finish them off.
A comprehensive guide on how to play Natan in Mobile Legends
Battle Spell recommendation
Marksman Natan does not possess any skill that allows him to dash away from enemy heroes, so Flicker is a must.
Even if you manage to cast Interference! successfully, enemy heroes with multiple dashes (and there are many in Mobile Legends), like Paquito and Benedetta can still catch up. This is why Flicker is most valuable for this immobile marksman.
Emblem sets for Natan
Natan benefits greatly from the Mage emblem tree, and the following stat allocation is highly recommended for him.
- Agility
- Observation
- Mystery Shop
Agility provides Natan with a much-needed boost in movement speed, making it easier for him to maneuver in team fights as he lacks any mobility skills.
Observation offers six extra magic penetration, which can be a game-changer in the early laning phase.
Lastly, Mystery Shop is an essential talent for any item-dependent hero, including Natan. This talent allows him to purchase his equipment at 90% of its original price.
Recommended Natan item build
To maximize Natan’s damage output, prioritize Feather of Heaven for the attack speed bonus before building magic damage items such as Genius Wand and Holy Crystal.
- Feather of Heaven
- Genius Wand
- Holy Crystal
- Calamity Reaper
- Divine Glaive
If you find yourself dying frequently in team fights, it’s recommended to replace Calamity Reaper with Immortality or Winter Truncheon.
On the other hand, if you and your team are in a comfortable position, you can consider building Blood Wings for the massive magic damage boost.
Natan Combos
Rated as a high-difficulty marksman, there are no fixed combos for Natan. Instead, you should aim to weave his basic attacks in between skills.
Casting his second skill, Interference! before Superposition guarantees that his first skill hits.
Everything else depends on the marksman player. For a start, up your first skill then head to the Gold Lane during the laning phase. Besides positioning, the next most important thing is knowing how to position his Reverse-Clone when Entropy? is cast, which takes experience and time to master.
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