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All Valorant agents
Agents grouped by role. Open a page to see their abilities, costs, strengths, weaknesses and the aim they demand.
Duelist
8 agentsThe Duelist is the role built to take space and win the first fights. Its abilities are for entering a site, surprising an angle, or escaping after a duel. It brings value when teammates help it enter, and loses it when it goes in alone without information.
IsoDuelistIso is a Chinese Duelist and specialist in risky contracts: he protects himself with an energy shield, makes his targets vulnerable and isolates an enemy in a duel to the death.
JettDuelistJett is a South Korean Duelist built around mobility: she enters a site, takes out an opponent, then gets out before the other team can respond.
NeonDuelistNeon is a Filipina Duelist who runs at full speed thanks to her bio-electric energy: she enters sites sliding, stuns and blinds before taking down her target.
PhoenixDuelistPhoenix is a British Duelist who thrives solo: he blinds, blocks vision and heals in his own flames before attacking.
RazeDuelistRaze is a Brazilian Duelist who plays with explosives: she clears angles and enters sites by launching herself with her packs.
ReynaDuelistReyna is a Mexican Duelist built around the duel: every kill generates orbs to heal or vanish and keep the chain going.
WaylayDuelistWaylay is a Thai Duelist made of light: she moves by dashes, slows her opponents and returns to her beacon while staying invulnerable.
YoruDuelistYoru is a Japanese Duelist of deception: he slips through dimensional rifts to appear behind the enemy team, with decoys, flashes and a teleport.
Initiator
7 agentsThe Initiator sets up the attack by gathering information and disrupting enemies. It spots, stops, or weakens entrenched opponents so its team can enter a site more easily. On defense, it's used to delay, confirm a presence, and flush out players holding an angle.
BreachInitiatorBreach is a Swedish bionic Initiator: flashes, stuns and knockups thrown through walls to open a site for his teammates.
FadeInitiatorFade is a Turkish Initiator who hunts enemies with trails of terror: she reveals them, makes them nearsighted and traps them so your team can take them down.
GekkoInitiatorGekko is an Initiator from Los Angeles who advances with his creatures: they blind, disorient and hold enemies, then he picks them back up to start again.
KAY/OInitiatorKAY/O is a robot Initiator from an alternate Earth: he suppresses enemy abilities, blinds, and can come back to life with his ultimate.
SkyeInitiatorSkye is an Australian Initiator who sends beasts to scout, heals her allies and blinds the defenders with a guided hawk.
SovaInitiatorSova is a Russian Initiator who feeds the team info with his bow: bouncing arrows, a drone and an ultimate that goes through walls.
TejoInitiatorTejo is a Colombian Initiator and intelligence adviser: he scans with a drone, concusses with grenades and pounds entire areas with guided strikes.
Controller
7 agentsThe Controller carves up the map with smoke screens and blocking zones. It hides dangerous angles, cuts off defenders' vision, and secures the team's advance. Its aim counts, but it's mostly the placement and timing of its abilities that decide the round.
AstraControllerAstra is a Ghanaian Controller who places stars across the whole map from her Astral Form, then turns them into smokes, stuns or Gravity Wells.
BrimstoneControllerBrimstone is one of the easiest Controllers to pick up: he drops up to three smokes from afar using the map, without exposing himself, and locks down sites with his fire and his ultimate.
CloveControllerClove is a Scottish Controller who places smokes even after dying. They heal by finishing off their targets and can come back with their ultimate to redeem themselves.
HarborControllerHarbor is an Indian Controller who wields water: walls that block vision and slow, a water smoke that can be shielded, and a wave that makes enemies nearsighted. He plays very close to his teammates.
MiksControllerMiks is a Croatian Controller who plays on sound: cheap smokes, a device that heals or disorients, a stim shared with an ally and an ultimate that knocks back and deafens.
OmenControllerOmen is a phantom Controller: he places smokes anywhere on the map, blinds through walls and teleports to catch opponents off guard.
ViperControllerViper is an American chemist who controls space with walls and clouds of toxic gas: she cuts a site in two and punishes enemies who enter it or try to defuse.
Sentinel
7 agentsThe Sentinel protects a sector and holds the flanks. It sets traps, alarms, or obstacles that warn the team and slow enemies, which lets it hold a site with few players. Some Sentinels also heal or revive teammates.
ChamberSentinelChamber is a French weapons designer and precision Sentinel: a heavy pistol, an ultimate sniper and a teleport let him hold an angle and get out again.
CypherSentinelCypher is a Moroccan information broker and intel Sentinel: trapwires, a sound-alert smoke cage and a camera hold a site almost alone and reveal what the enemy is doing.
DeadlockSentinelDeadlock is a Norwegian Sentinel who locks down a site with walls, sound sensors and a slowing net. She punishes fast, noisy pushes.
KilljoySentinelKilljoy is a German inventor and area Sentinel: a turret, an alarm bot and a Nanoswarm lock down a site and punish the enemies who commit to it.
SageSentinelSage is Valorant's support Sentinel: she blocks paths with a wall, slows pushes, heals her allies and can resurrect a dead teammate.
VetoSentinelVeto is a Senegalese Sentinel, the product of a genetic mutation, who neutralizes enemy utility. He traps, intercepts abilities and teleports to hold a site.
VyseSentinelVyse is a Sentinel who manipulates liquid metal: slowing thorns, trapped walls, blinding roses and an ultimate that jams the enemy's primary weapons.
Sources
- wiki.playvalorant.com (opens in a new tab)
- wiki.playvalorant.com (2) (opens in a new tab)
- wiki.playvalorant.com (3) (opens in a new tab)
- playvalorant.com (opens in a new tab)
- playvalorant.com (2) (opens in a new tab)
- oneesports.gg (opens in a new tab)
- playvalorant.com (3) (opens in a new tab)
Updated on October 13, 2026
Data from patch 13.06. Names, art and weapon stats: Riot Games, via valorant-api.com.