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Weapons Sidearms (Pistols) Classic: 0 Credits Shorty: 300 Credits Frenzy: 450 Credits Ghost: 500 Credits Bandit: 600 Credits Sheriff: 800 Credits SMGs Stinger: 1100 Credits Spectre: 1600 Credits Shotguns Bucky: 850 Credits Judge: 1850 Credits Rifles Bulldog: 2050 Credits Guardian: 2250 Credits Phantom: 2900 Credits Vandal: 2900 Credits Snipers Marshal: 950 Credits Outlaw: 2400 Credits Operator: 4700 Credits Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns) Ares: 1600 Credits Odin: 3200 Credits Agents Duelists: Roles that lead the attack and initiate engagements. Jett, Reyna, Raze, Phoenix, Yoru, Neon, Iso, Waylay. Initiators: Roles that gather information and help the team enter sites. Sova, Breach, Skye, KAY/O, Fade, Gekko, Tejo. Sentinels: Roles that defend areas and lock down the team's rear. Sage, Cypher, Killjoy, Chamber, Deadlock, Vyse, Veto. Controllers: Roles that block off dangerous areas and control the battlefield. Brimstone, Omen, Viper, Astra, Harbor, Clove, Miks. Maps Bind — A map with teleporters instead of a mid area. Haven — The first Valorant map to feature three spike sites (A, B, C). Split — A map that actively utilizes rope (ascender) mechanics to control mid and high ground. Ascent — Features door switches that can manually close or destroy site entrances. Icebox — A snow base map characterized by horizontal ziplines and extreme verticality. Breeze — A large tropical beach map with very long sightlines and open areas. Fracture — An H-shaped layout where the defenders start in the center and attackers surround them from all sides. Pearl — An underwater city map focused purely on alleyway combat and aim without special gimmicks. Lotus — A ruin site with a three-site structure featuring rotating stone doors and destructible walls. Sunset — A Los Angeles-based map with traditional three lanes where mid control is key. Abyss — An underground canyon map that first introduced death-drop terrain where falling off ledges or bridges results in instant death. Corrode — A three-lane battlefield set in a medieval French castle and village. Summit — The latest map featuring a descending wall gimmick that can be activated during rounds to completely seal off sightlines and paths. Various Modes: In addition to standard Unrated and Competitive matches, there are casual modes like Deathmatch and Spike Rush.