Valorant Patch 9.10 - Agents Tier List

Harbor has some decent vision-blocking abilities, but he's generally considered the weakest Agent in Valorant.

KAY/O's neutralizing abilities allow him to push through any enemy defense, but he's often left vulnerable when trying to escape a dangerous situation.

Viper deals a lot of damage with her environmental manipulation tricks and poisonous gas, but she's too difficult to get used to.

Vyse is the newest Agent on the roster, and even though her liquid metal abilities have great effects, she could use some more buffs, especially in terms of visuals.

Astra is perfect for controlling large areas, and if she didn't need so much team communication, she would have made it higher in the ranking charts.

Breach is good for beginners because his skills are straightforward and easy to learn, but he requires good timing.

Fade can interfere with her opponent's vision and hearing, but her skills are too specific and can only be useful in certain situations.

Yoru is amazing when it comes to creating chaos in the arena. However, even though he can flank enemies easily, he's one of the most difficult Agents to master.

PROS:

• Excellent at flanking enemies
• Abilities for decoys and illusions

CONS:

• Difficult to master

With Deadlock, you'll be able to separate and trap your opponents without putting in much effort, which gives you a significant tactical advantage on the battlefield.

PROS:

• Diverse abilities
• Updated health state visuals for Barrier Mesh

CONS:

• Gathers information only when the enemy makes a sound

Brimstone is a solid choice, as he's very balanced and has stable area denial skills. Unfortunately, he's too predictable, which can often put you in danger.

PROS:

• Great team player

CONS:

• No mobility

Skye can support the team like nobody's business, and she has the potential to be unstoppable. However, she requires too much teamwork.

PROS:

• Blinds enemies

CONS:

• The Hawk ability can easily be shot down

Killjoy has unique traps, and she can gather information, similar to Sova. If you think you can deal with her long setup time, don't hesitate to choose her.

PROS:

• High damage output

CONS:

• Relies heavily on team coordination

Gekko is extremely versatile, which allows beginners to explore different roles on the battlefield and learn how the game works quickly.

PROS:

• Huge damage output

CONS:

• Long recharge time

If you're ready to always catch your opponents by surprise and teleport around the map whenever you want, Chamber will be more than useful. Unfortunately, he's a bad team player.

PROS:

• Useful for aggressive play

CONS:

• Ineffective in defensive situations

Iso has been moving up and down the ranking charts for a long time now, and it seems like he finally settled somewhere around the middle. He rewards precise aim, but keep in mind that he's difficult to control.

PROS:

• Versatile abilities

CONS:

• Difficult to master

There's nobody better than Raze in terms of breaking through enemy defenses and ranking up fast in Valorant. Additionally, her damage output is more than impressive.

PROS:

• Forces enemies to reposition

CONS:

• Difficult to control

Omen can help you get a lot of kills for a short period of time, but he's often vulnerable to enemy attacks due to his teleportation skills.

PROS:

• Teleportation abilities

CONS:

• Enemies hear the sound of his teleportation

Shooting lasers, dealing insane amounts of damage, and playing with the opponent's vision - Neon has it all. Moreover, her speed is to die for.

PROS:

• High damage output

CONS:

• Players need to adjust their aim according to their speed

Sage heals her allies and herself almost all the time, and even though she can recharge relatively fast, she's quite vulnerable while healing.

PROS:

• Team support
• Healing Orb's Self Heal increased to 50 HP

CONS:

• Often vulnerable

Yes, Phoenix might be predictable, but his fire powers can turn you into a killing machine, as long as you're ready to experiment more and play with his skills.

PROS:

• Great head-on engagement
• Curveball grants a free charge on round start. 2 kill reset to generate an additional charge

CONS:

• Vulnerable to enemy attacks

In Valorant Patch 9.10, Cypher remains the master of map control and surveillance. However, you need to be careful with his traps. When you put them down, you won't be able to move them until they have exploded and you've gained new ones.

PROS:

• Information gathering
• A 0.5-second windup is added to Trapwire before the full wallhack reveal applies and fades in

CONS:

• Vulnerable to enemy attacks
• Ult Cost increased

Sova is everyone's favorite character, and not only because of his long-range stun abilities. He is the best Agent when it comes to information-gathering, so make sure to give him a try as soon as you can, if you haven't already.

PROS:

• Area denial

CONS:

• Less effective in defensive situations

Reyna is one of the most powerful Agents in the game, and she rarely moves from the top 3 fighters, no matter which update we're talking about. She's perfect for aggressive fights and dealing damage.

PROS:

• Quick reposition after kill

CONS:

• Limited utility for the team

Jett isn't a good team player, but if you're ready to give her a chance, you'll gain a huge damage output and incredible speed. She has almost no drawbacks, and she manages to keep her spot in the S-tier category once again.

PROS:

• Exceptional mobility

CONS:

• Limited utility for the team

Clove is hands down the best Agent for Valorant Patch 9.10 due to their aggressive strategies and tactics. Moreover, they provide advanced map control and support. Did we mention that they're the first non-binary character in the game?

PROS:

• Abilities that surprise the enemy
• Not Dead Yet's time to kill is reduced to 10 seconds

CONS:

• Difficult to master
• Jett can no longer float while suppressed or detained