Valorant Duelist Tier List

All 8 Valorant Duelist agents ranked by competitive performance. Neon is the strongest Duelist right now with a 53.3% win rate. Tiers are computed from win rate, pick rate, and per-map performance in ranked matches, refreshed daily.

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S

S Tier - Meta Defining

(0)
No champions in this tier
A

A Tier - Strong Picks

(1)

A-tier Duelists (1): Neon — averaging 53.3% win rate.

B

B Tier - Viable

(2)

B-tier Duelists (2): Phoenix, Raze — averaging 52.1% win rate.

C

C Tier - Situational

(2)

C-tier Duelists (2): Jett, Reyna — averaging 51.3% win rate.

D

D Tier - Below Average

(3)

D-tier Duelists (3): Yoru, Waylay, Iso — averaging 50.1% win rate.

F

F Tier - Weak

(0)
No champions in this tier

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Valorant Duelist Tier List FAQ

Who is the best Duelist in Valorant right now?

The best Duelist agents in the current meta are Neon (53.3% WR), Phoenix (52.1% WR), Raze (52.1% WR), based on ranked win rates across all competitive matches we track.

How is the Duelist tier list calculated?

Each Duelist is ranked using win rate, pick rate, and per-map performance from competitive Valorant matches. Tiers update daily as new ranked data comes in, so the list always reflects the live meta rather than opinion.

What does a Duelist do in Valorant?

Duelists are Valorant's self-sufficient entry fraggers — they take the first fight onto a site and create space for the team. Strong Duelist play is about using mobility and flashes to win opening duels, then letting teammates trade and clean up.