Maps

Haven has three sites instead of two, so teams need extra controller smokes and a sentinel who can watch flanks without much help.

Core picks

Omen Cypher

Sunset is cut in half by one long contested middle lane, so agents who can control or cross that lane safely see the most play.

Core picks

Omen Cypher

Abyss has almost no perimeter walls and lets players fall off the edge of the playable space, so agents with open sight lines and utility that does not need cover matter more than usual.

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Fade

Lotus gives each site a rotating door and a breakable wall, so controllers and sentinels who can hold or seal those extra entries get picked most.

Core picks

Omen

Summit is built around three walls that can be shot down and sealed shut for the rest of the round, so the pro meta is still settling and teams are trying several different comps.

Core picks

Omen

Bind has no middle area at all, only two teleporters connecting the sites, so fast duelists and utility that covers both teleporters see the most play.

Core picks

Neon Vyse

Corrode sends attackers through Mid, Lower Mid, and an A Link route toward two sites, so controllers who smoke those lanes and agents who clear tight links get picked most.

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Omen Fade Viper