VALORANT's most bloodthirsty agent is back after a bug fix. / Riot Games VALORANT's essential tryhard agent Reyna is one of the game's most popular Duelists. After a significant issue emerged in ...

Reyna is one of VALORANT's oldest and most well-known agents, favored by 'sweats' with aggressive playstyles and deadly aim. A recent patch has set the player base abuzz as Riot Games has fully ...

Reyna has just returned to VALORANT after a three-day removal, but it seems the saga isn't over yet — some players have taken to social media saying the game was better without her, with ex ...

Here’s how it works. Reyna, Valorant's latest agent, is a tough cookie. Having joined the roster just in time for the game's full launch, her soul-harvesting skills quickly cemented her place as ...

This article will compare Reyna and Raze in Valorant based on the facts, abilities, skills, and more. It sticks to the surface and explodes to cause damage to the enemies and help the agent and ...

Reyna will be the first new Agent released in Valorant after the game’s closed beta. The new Agent, who’s set to come out sometime around the game’s June 2 launch, is an offensive powerhouse ...

Hailing from Mexico, Reyna joined the VALORANT roster when the game launched on June 2, 2020. As a duelist, Reyna is perfect for initiating fights, especially because her kit rewards securing kills.

That eleventh character is set to launch day one, so expect to see Reyna, or Sabine, or whatever this character ends up being named when Valorant goes back online on June 2. In the meantime ...

Riot Games has issued update 2.03 to Valorant, which brings about several changes, including adjustments to Yoru and Reyna. Gatecrash (E) Gatecrash now displays the range at which the tether can ...

Reyna is currently disabled in VALORANT due to significant bugs, and players are wondering when she will return. A new Design Lead statement indicates the wait might be longer than expected.