Now playing for LOUD.įrzgod (BR): Duelist, flex, sentinel?: Played Damage/Flank in Paladins The highest earning BR player, he was a staple of the B4 lineup that was one of the few to challenge the dominant Gamelanders.
Results wise Vikings were by far the most accomplished BR team at international lans as well even if VK looked more competetive. He won first strike in LA south with the dominant Estral Esports, then led the most accomplished BR team to Masters 1 and 2 titles. Saadhak (LAS/BR): IGL, Sentinel, flex: Played secondary frontline(tank) in paladins One of the most accomplished pros in all of Valorant. He was never a mechanical god in Paladins and even less so in Valorant, but he has consistently led less skill stacked teams be competetive at tier one EU tournements. There were a couple others in NA and OCE that I used to see, but they don't appear to still be playing since the number of tournaments dropped with the introduction of VCT.īonkar (EU): IGL, Sova, sentinel, support flex: Played main Frontline(tank) in paladins after switching off flank Formerly of NIP, BONK, and GUILD. There are 5 pros who have been consistently signed to teams in Valorant. Its a shame that the original NIP paladins roster never actually got to play together since I think their chemistry could have made them good in the early days even though I doubt they would still be unchanged today.
Most of the top pros especially in the dominant EU region went elsewhere but a couple paladins pros have stuck at the tier 1 ish level.
The Paladins pro scene was dying as Valorant started to take off. TLDR: Apparently Paladins makes some good sentinels and IGLs.
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