An all-new awakening comes to BlackDesertMobile, as PearlAbyss releases a new update with options for Mac players. BlackDesert
\nPearl Abyss revealed they have added a new update to Black Desert Mobile today that gives the game some new content as well as options for Mac users. Starting today, Mac users can now download the mobile title, including 'Zayed,' from the App Store on select Macs. The update also comes with a brand new awakening for Hashashin with a few new options for you, and content tied to Amazon Prime. We got the details for you here.
\nCondemnation: Zayed leaps into the air with his sand serpents for a powerful ascending hit and deadly descending strike. Combine this skill with Paradise Surge to quickly burrow into the ground and leap out to ambush enemies.\nDesert's Shadow: This passive ability allows Zayed to use additional skills on top of an initial skill that won't be canceled.
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