The image itself has a file name of samosachaat.jpg, further confirming the character’s heritage and identity. Samosa Chaat is a popular savory dish served as a snack originating from India. On the other hand, an official image teasing the new agent Mage shows an image of tea, a pencil, and a book (stuff that mages like?), a harbor (see the water references?), and a South Asian delicacy called Samosa Chaat. Our Agent design team goes in on today’s Agent meta with a thorough look at the major lenses we use to decide balance changes.Ĭheck out this teaser image then go read the latest State of the Agents: /oJ5iIfWxiE We haven’t seen anything like that in VALORANT so far, so seeing how Riot will implement the element in the game would be interesting. Currently dubbed only as VALORANT Agent 21 or Mage, more information for this new agent can be gleaned from referential information in VALORANT media.įor example, Riot’s VALORANT State of Play this September referenced Agent 21 and said that developing Controllers that “can cover large open areas is a blue ocean of opportunity.” Other easter eggs prior to this also suggest that VALORANT’s Agent 21 is a water-based agent, including ocean-based puns. It’s no secret that Riot Games love teasing their fans with easter eggs, and the identity of the next VALORANT agent might just have been leaked thanks to the latest promotional images Riot has revealed for the game. Called “VALORANT Agent 21” or “Agent Mage,” the new agent appears to be a water-based Indian Controller. The latest VALORANT leaks showcase an agent we might officially see before the end of Champions: An Indian Controller.
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