Except for her infinitely-ranged Leer, all her abilities depend on whether she secures kills. Reyna has incredible solo carry potential, but she features one of the most selfish kits in Valorant. However, both Agents require team coordination and mastery on the player's side to flourish in the current Valorant meta. Neon's Fast Lane and High Gear can help her tackle enemies and provide valuable cover to her team during site executions. Yoru has excellent aggressive potential, and his signature teleport-flash duo can be challenging to counter. With powers to dumbfound their enemies, both Neon and Yoru can be exceptionally strong Duelist Agents. This section includes agents requiring high mastery or with selfish utility kits.
With Breeze's recent removal from the rotation, all the current maps favor Killjoy's kit, making her the best Sentinel Agent in the game. Last on the S-tier, Killjoy quickly rose to the top of the dry Sentinel meta after Chamber's disappointing nerf in Episode 5 Act 3. However, considering his unbalanced state, his kit may receive a nerf soon. With his arsenal of pet creatures, Gekko can gather information, help Duelists, plant/defuse the spike, and even detain enemies with his overpowered Ultimate. His kit is simple to understand and allows him to be independent of the team. The newest member of Valorant Protocol, Gekko, is undoubtedly one of the most powerful Agents to be introduced in the game. In addition to his signature ability to suppress, he can blind and flush out enemies from critical corners. With supernatural robotic powers to shut down his opponents and provide valuable information, KAY/O has topped the list of Initiator Agents for a long time. Jett has always been an S-tier Duelist due to the sheer amount of space control, first blood, and valuable intel she can provide with her versatile abilities, including her potent Ultimate.
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