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The Full Roster of Valorant Agents: Who’s Who in Riot’s Tactical Masterpiece
In Valorant, every agent brings something wild to the table. With origins, powers, and vibes that span the globe (and dimensions), here’s your go-to list for every character Riot’s blessed us with so far.
Duelists – Pure Offense
If you’re here to secure kills and make waves, these agents are all about taking the first step – and making it deadly.
• Jett: Think speed and air. This South Korean queen darts around the map like she’s got wind itself on her payroll.
• Phoenix: Flashy, literally. The UK’s fire-wielding agent knows how to play it hot and close.
• Reyna: Straight from Mexico, she’s all about consuming souls to keep the power rolling.
• Raze: The Brazilian bombshell. Explosions and energy are her playground.
• Yoru: The Japanese stealth artist slipping between dimensions like he’s out for a casual stroll.
• Neon: Repping the Philippines with electrifying speed that’s untouchable.
• Iso: China’s pro at isolating threats, making eliminations feel like art.
Initiators – Play Setters
The ones opening up the floor for team plays, breaking defenses, and setting up clutch moments.
• Breach: Sweden’s bionic powerhouse causing quakes just to shake things up.
• Sova: Russian recon god. If you think you’re hiding, his bow begs to differ.
• Skye: Nature from Down Under. She brings healing creatures and some mean distractions.
• KAY/O: A time-warped robot built to nullify abilities, enforcing combat at its rawest.
• Fade: From Turkey, she’s got fear on her side – the master of intel through terror.
• Gekko: Cali’s own with creatures that hit as hard as he does.
Sentinels – Lockdown Artists
Guardians of the squad and map, these are the defensive legends holding it down.
• Sage: China’s healer with resurrection powers to bring you back from the brink.
• Cypher: Morocco’s eye in the sky. If there’s a trap, he’s already laid it.
• Killjoy: Germany’s tech guru turning traps into art.
• Chamber: French precision and elegance with a dangerous side.
• Deadlock: Norway’s shield, holding down positions like no other.
Controllers – Masters of the Map
They dictate vision, sightlines, and smoke up maps like it’s second nature.
• Brimstone: The all-American, bringing in smokes and fire to control the chaos.
• Viper: U.S. toxin expert using poison to choke up the map.
• Omen: Shadow king, teleporting and obscuring sight, coming from nowhere.
• Astra: Cosmic queen from Ghana, bending the stars themselves for battlefield control.
• Harbor: India’s water master, bringing a whole new flow to combat.
Every one of these agents is tailored to a playstyle, a vibe, a way to own the field. Whether you’re a Duelist at heart or a Sentinel main, Valorant gives you a way to flex your strengths and strategy.
It’s been four years since Battlefield 2042. That game built hype with massive maps, immersive gameplay, and the promise of dynamic weather — ambitious, to say the least. But what we got was a buggy mess with busted servers and missing staple features, even non-negotiables like in-squad voice chat. The backlash was immediate: negative reviews poured in, and some players demanded refunds. With 2042 widely seen as a failure, EA went back to the drawing board, bringing together four of its most talented teams to create a game that could both redeem and revive the franchise.
I come from this culture. I marched in Morehouse College’s “House of Funk” Marching Band. My father marched in Southern University’s “Human Jukebox”. For us, marching bands weren’t a halftime distraction, they were the show. They’re the heartbeat of HBCU sports, and our unique approach to musical performance has been influencing broader marching culture for decades.
Known for their chart-topping hits and genre-defining impact, Ne-Yo and T-Pain have taken their friendly competition out of the studio and into the virtual ring.
