The Marvel Rivals Season 1 mid-season update introduces new challenges, some straightforward, others more puzzling. One such challenge requires reading Black Panther's lore: "The Blood of Kings." Here's how to conquer this literary quest.
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Previous Marvel Rivals challenges have sent players on in-game scavenger hunts, particularly within the Season 1 Chronoverse Saga Achievements. This new Midnight Features II quest, however, takes a different approach, focusing on reading in-game lore.
Each character in Marvel Rivals features a dedicated lore section brimming with details about their world and history. This optional reading offers valuable background information often overlooked. To access it, simply navigate to the Heroes screen in the main menu and select the Lore section.
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How To Read Black Panther Lore: The Blood of Kings in Marvel Rivals
Black Panther's hero page contains "The Blood of Kings." Completing the challenge is as simple as clicking on this lore entry. Alternatively, the Midnight Features II screen offers a convenient "Go" button next to the challenge, directly linking you to the lore and allowing immediate reward claim.
While completing the challenge requires only a click, reading the lore itself is worthwhile. It unveils a compelling narrative: T'Challa journeys to an alternate-reality New York seeking Reed Richards, believed by his sister Shuri to hold the key to curing a Heart-Shaped Herb-related ailment. His mission encounters unexpected resistance in the form of vampires, culminating in a confrontation with Dracula, leaving T'Challa poisoned and facing a critical choice between self-preservation and the lives of countless others.
And that's how to read Black Panther's "The Blood of Kings" lore in Marvel Rivals. For further assistance, check out our counters for all characters in this hero shooter.
Marvel Rivals is available now on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.
