Understanding the 4 Pillars of the Valorant Protocol In the competitive universe of Valorant, developed by Riot Games, victory doesn't rely solely on the precision of your aim. It depends above all on the perfect synergy between the different roles. The game's ecosystem was designed so that each class has a vital and irreplaceable function. Understanding your deep psychological profile will not only help you choose your Main with certainty, but also optimize your climb (Rank Up) by playing to your natural strengths rather than fighting against your instincts. 1. The Duelist: The Art of Controlled Aggression Duelists are often perceived as the superstars of the game — the ones who appear at the top of the scoreboard. Psychologically, this role attracts players with high self-confidence and a high risk tolerance. Your task is thankless and dangerous: you must entry frag, often without knowing exactly what awaits you. If you got this result, you're probably a natural leader who prefers immediate action over prolonged reflection. Your main challenge is learning discipline: aggression is only useful when it's coordinated with your team. A lone Duelist is a dead Duelist. 2. The Sentinel: The Quiet and Methodical Force The opposite of the chaos generated by the Duelist, the Sentinel embodies order and stability. This role is perfectly suited to patient, analytical and protective personalities. You don't seek the immediate glory of a spectacular kill, but the satisfaction of a victory built over the long term. You're the one who prevents chaos from taking hold by securing flanks and locking down access points. The world's best Sentinel players, like nAts or Alfajer, are known for their Olympian calm and terrifying ability to read the enemy's game. Your trap is often your greatest strength: your passivity can sometimes cost you opportunities if you don't dare take calculated risks at the right moment. 3. The Controller: The Grand Chess Master Often considered the most int...