Hush abilities in Valorant: the full kit explained

Telekinesis (Passive)

Align your crosshair and interact with weapons, the Spike and map switches from an extended range. In practice you can lift a dropped gun or open a door from far outside normal interaction distance — the reveal example is picking a weapon up from the default plant position on Split’s A site while standing in A Main.

Reported cooldown sits around 30 seconds per pickup. Riot has not published the exact figure, and the range limit at which interaction stops working has not been officially documented either.

• It cannot take a weapon out of an enemy’s hands — only weapons already on the ground.
• It works through the Spike too, which makes post-plant maths and eco-round recovery genuinely different from any other Duelist.

Flow (C) — the dash

Instantly create an anchor at a point in space, then propel yourself toward it after a short delay. If you use it while airborne, Hush briefly hovers in place before launching. This is her entry tool and the answer to the obvious question of how a Duelist without Jett’s or Neon’s raw speed gets onto a site.

Aim at the spot you want to land on and fire. Unlike an instant dash, there is a setup step: the anchor appears where you were looking, and you travel on a delay. That makes the timing predictable for everyone watching, which is the central question about the ability.

Flashbulb (Q) — the steerable flash

Equip a flash device. Left-click throws it. Right-click readies it instead, and reactivating sends it toward your crosshair. It explodes on impact or after its fuse, blinding every player looking at it.

The key detail: crosshair steering is only available if you throw it, then reactivate. The "prepare" mode is a different flow, not an extra upgrade. So the choice is between a fast, dumb flash and a slower, aimed one — you cannot have both on the same cast.

Displacement (E) — the signature pull

Same throw-and-guide controls as Flashbulb, but the payload is a pull rather than a blind. On detonation it drags players toward the centre, and anyone who collides with a surface or another player is concussed.

It refreshes every two kills, so a Hush who is winning duels keeps it — which is exactly the snowball a Duelist signature is supposed to create.

Suspension (X) — the ultimate

Instantly prepare the orb, fire to send it forward, and steer it with your crosshair like a drone. Reactivate, or press fire again, to detonate. Every player caught in the area is lifted into the air — and the reveal footage suggests lifted players cannot shoot back.

It is a curveball in the literal sense: you are driving it, so you can bend it past a smoke or drop it on a retreating team.