After a year of competition across the globe and two international Masters events in Reykjavik, Iceland and Berlin, Germany , the field for the inaugural VALORANT world championship is set.
VALORANT Champions will take place back in Berlin, starting on Dec. 1, with the grand final two weeks later on Dec. 12.
Meet the 16 teams vying to write their names in the record books as the first-ever VALORANT world champions this winter.
Team Envy are looking to do one place better in a return trip to Berlin after falling in the final to Gambit Esports at the most-recent Masters tournament. | Provided by Riot Games North America Sentinels (No. 1 seed)
Team Envy (No. 2 seed)
Cloud9 Blue (No. 3 seed)
The world’s best anchor, Ayaz “nAts” Akhmetshin, is ready to build upon his MVP performance at Masters Berlin and become a world champion in December. | Provided by Riot Games Europe Gambit Esports (No. 1 seed)
Acend (No. 2 seed)
Fnatic (No. 3 seed)
Team Liquid (No. 4 seed)
After turning (and sniping) heads at Masters Berlin, Olavo “heat” Marcelo will hope to bring Vivo Keyd into the playoffs stage at Champions.| Provided by Vivo Keyd Brazil Team Vikings (No. 1 seed)
Vivo Keyd (No. 2 seed)
FURIA Esports (No. 3 seed)
Patiphan Chaiwon has returned to X10 Esports in time for Champions to electrify the international audience again with his stylish gameplay. | Provided by Riot Games Southeast Asia X10 Esports (No. 1 seed)
Team Secret (No. 2 seed)
FULL SENSE (No. 3 seed)
Vision Strikers are the lone hope from South Korea VALORANT at Champions. | Provided by Riot Games South Korea Vision Strikers
KRU Esports made a magical run to the knockout stage at Masters Berlin. Now, at Champions, the Latin America champions want to be a dark horse for the world title. | Provided by Riot Games Latin America KRU Esports
Crazy Raccoon want to build upon an impressive finish at Masters Berlin and shock the world at Champions. | Provided by Riot Games Japan Crazy Raccoon