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Viper (character) edit
Viper (code name: Pandemic) is a character from the game Valorant. Her role is controller.[1] and she’s been available since the Closed Beta[2].
Biography
Sabine Callas was born in the United States, possibly in Seattle. She has a doctorate and awards such as the Denton Outstanding Innovation Award[3] and the R. Francis Prize[3]. Having previously worked with Kingdom Corporation[4] to end up becoming its first Chief Scientific Officer on the board of advisors. Also influencing the conglomerate’s ventures in Morocco[5][6]. However, during that time, an unknown incident occurred. There isn’t much information nor knowledge about what happened, although she isolated herself after that. After the events of First Light[7], the VALORANT Protocol was founded, with her being a part of it.
"Just think, Sabine... you used to heal with your skill. Funny." — Omen[8][9]
Viper's life took a dark turn after an undisclosed incident, plunging her into a vengeful pursuit fueled by hatred and rage. Abandoning her healing past, she embraced poisons and toxins in search of retribution, with the target of her vendetta shrouded in mystery.
Her enigmatic connection with Omen[10] is hinted through their use of real names in dialogue, sparking speculations of a past romantic involvement. Theories suggest Omen[10]'s accident may be the catalyst for Viper's dark path, but confirmation remains elusive.
A successful chemist under Kingdom[4], Viper rose to become the first Chief Scientific Officer on the Board of Advisors. Her association with Kingdom[4] during the manipulation of Bind's citizens for a Radianite[11] refinery adds intrigue to her backstory. Her current stance toward Kingdom, like other PROTOCOL Agents, remains ambiguous but tinged with disdain.
Personality
“They call me a monster. Shall I prove them right?” — Viper (Match Start)[12]
She is confident and brave and desires her enemies’ fear. Viper refers to herself as a monster. Her abilities are considered “toxic” too, however she’s caring and kind towards her teammates, even though she won’t hesitate to correct them harshly. Viper is an agent with lots of violence accumulated inside as she has declared many times that her enemies have taken away from her important things and will do anything to achieve her revenge.
Appearance
Viper has jet black hair and green eyes. She covers her mouth and nose with a black mask, which turns into a gas mask when she uses her ultimate ability, covering her whole head. She wears a green skin-tight bodysuit with some shoulder plates and a container with toxins on her back. Furthermore, she also has a pair of gloves that release toxic gasses. For shoes, she has black boots that go up to her thighs.
Abilities[13]
Her abilities are based on toxicants that cause quick respiratory failure when inhaled. The poisonous chemicals are “Toxins”. Although, this term is actually used for harmful biological components found in nature.
Passive
Fuel[14]
Toxin that moderately regenerates with a 10-15s duration and a 30s cooldown. Health being 100.
Toxin
When enemies take contact with Viper’s Poison Cloud[15], Toxic Screen[16] or Viper’s Pit[17], they lose 30 points of health, called Decay[18]. Decay level increases depending on the time they remain in contact with it.
Basic
Snake Bite (C)
Ability of launching a small tin containing liquid toxin. This tin is blasted off Viper’s device on her wrist and shatters when it hits the floor, letting out this toxic liquid that damages enemies and colleagues too. This ability applies Vulnerability[19]
Price is 200 credits[20] with a minimum duration of 2s and dealing 12.5 points of damage per second.
Poison Cloud (Q)
Ability of activating a gas emitter, launching to deploy the emitter that consistently persists throughout the round. Utilize a secondary launch to toss it. The ability allows for recycling, generating a noxious gas cloud by using fuel as a resource. This capability is repeatable and can be retrieved for subsequent deployment.
Price is 200 credits with a minimum duration of 2s and 8s of cooldown.
Signature
Toxic Screen (E)
Ability of equipping a gas emitter launcher that penetrates terrain, firing to deploy a long line of gas emitters. Utilize the re-use ability to create a tall wall of toxic gas at the cost of fuel. This capability can be re-used more than once.
Price is free with a minimum duration of 2s and 8s of cooldown.
Ultimate
Viper’s Pit (X)
Ability of equipping a chemical sprayer, firing to spray a chemical cloud in all directions around Viper, creating a large cloud that Nearsights[21] players and decays the health of enemies inside of it. Holding the ability key disperses the cloud early.
Price is 9 points with a minimum duration of 8s and 6s of windup.
Dossier Overview
In Patch 4.04, a mysterious blackmailer disseminated a dossier[22] on Viper, located in Bind. The document begins by highlighting Viper's notable achievements, including being honored with the R. Francis Prize and the Denton Outstanding Innovation Award. Notably, she also secured the position of the inaugural Chief Scientific Officer for Kingdom's[4] Board of Advisors.
The narrative takes a dramatic turn as the dossier delves into an incident that altered the trajectory of Viper's life, transforming her into a solitary figure who sacrificed her humanity in the relentless pursuit of vengeance.
The Blackmailer poses a series of probing questions, ultimately seeking to unravel the enigma of what Viper will become once her vindictive goals are fulfilled.
"This is everything I wanted... wasn't it?" — Viper, Last kill of the round[12]
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- ^ "Closed Beta". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ a b Fictional prize.
- ^ a b c d "Kingdom Corporation". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ Referring to Bind, game map
- ^ "VALORANT Maps: Explore Icebox, Bind, Haven, Split and Ascent". playvalorant.com. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "First Light". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "Omen/Quotes". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "VALORANT Agents: All agents and abilities". playvalorant.com. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ a b "VALORANT Agents: Omen, a Controller from unknown origins". playvalorant.com. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "Radianite". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ a b "Viper/Quotes". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "VALORANT Agents: Viper, a Controller from the USA". playvalorant.com. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "Abilities/Passive". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "Poison Cloud". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "Toxic Screen". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
- ^ "Viper's Pit". Valorant Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
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- ^ "Agent Dossiers". Valorant Lore Wiki. Retrieved 2023-12-12.