How to Use Yoru in Valorant: Master the Dimensional Trickster

As a Diamond 2 player with over 1,000 hours in Valorant, I’ve experienced firsthand the evolution of Yoru from his initial underwhelming release to his current status as one of the game’s most creative and high-ceiling duelists. When I first started experimenting with Yoru after his significant rework, I was immediately drawn to his unique ability to create misdirection and execute plays that simply aren’t possible with any other agent. After countless hours of practice, failed attempts, and eventually successful outplays, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for what makes Yoru truly special in Valorant’s agent roster.

Yoru stands apart from other duelists like Jett with a kit centered around deception rather than pure mobility or firepower. His abilities to teleport, create fake footsteps, flash through walls, and even become completely invisible make him the game’s premier trickster. While agents like Tejo and Clove have introduced new forms of misdirection, Yoru remains the master of dimensional manipulation.

However, Yoru’s high skill ceiling comes with a steep learning curve. His abilities require precise timing, creative thinking, and exceptional game sense to maximize their potential. Used incorrectly, they can be easily countered or provide minimal value. Used masterfully, they can create game-changing moments that leave enemies confused and teammates impressed.

In this article, I’ll break down everything you need to know to master Yoru—from basic ability usage to advanced outplay techniques, from entry strategies to clutch potential, and from solo queue approaches to team coordination. Whether you’re a new player who has just created a Valorant account or a veteran looking to expand your agent pool, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to elevate your gameplay with Valorant’s dimensional trickster.

Understanding Yoru’s Abilities

Before diving into strategies, let’s break down Yoru’s abilities and understand the fundamental mechanics behind each one.

Basic Ability: Fakeout (C)

Ability Description: Yoru places an echo that mimics footsteps when activated. The echo can be activated a second time to detonate and blind enemies looking at it.

Key Mechanics:

• Echo travels in a straight line, mimicking realistic footstep sounds
• Can be activated a second time to transform into a flash that blinds enemies looking at it
• Flash has a brief delay before detonation
• Travels through walls but is destroyed if shot

Cost: 200 credits (1 charge)

Fakeout is a versatile ability that serves dual purposes: creating fake footstep sounds to deceive enemies about your position and functioning as a flash that can blind opponents from unexpected angles. The ability to send the echo through walls and around corners makes it particularly useful for creative setups.

Basic Ability: Blindside (Q)

Ability Description: Yoru tears a dimensional fragment from reality. The fragment travels in a straight line when fired and bounces off surfaces. The fragment can be activated to transform it into a flash that blinds all players looking at it.

Key Mechanics:

• Can bounce off walls up to twice
• Must be activated a second time to trigger the flash
• Flash has a brief delay before detonation
• Can travel through teleporter doors on maps like Bind
• Creates distinctive sound cues when bouncing

Cost: 250 credits (2 charges)

Blindside allows Yoru to create flashes from unexpected angles, particularly through walls and around corners. The ability to bounce the flash off surfaces provides creative options for blinding enemies without exposing yourself.

Signature Ability: Gatecrash (E)

Ability Description: Yoru places a dimensional tear that can be activated to teleport to its location. The tear can be faked to bait enemies.

Key Mechanics:

• Tear travels in a straight line and can be left in place indefinitely
• Can be activated to teleport to its location or fake the teleport
• Creates distinctive audio cues when placed and activated
• Visible to enemies when close, appearing as a blue orb
• Destroyable by enemies
• Automatically retrieved if not used by the end of the round

Cost: Free (recharges after 40 seconds)

Gatecrash is Yoru’s signature mobility tool, allowing him to create teleport anchors for strategic repositioning. The ability to fake teleports adds another layer of deception to his kit, creating mind games that can confuse opponents.

Ultimate Ability: Dimensional Drift (X)

Ability Description: Yoru masks his presence from enemies and travels between dimensions. While in Dimensional Drift, Yoru is invisible to enemies and can’t be affected by damage or debuffs. He can reactivate the ability to exit early.

Key Mechanics:

• Makes Yoru completely invisible to enemies
• Allows Yoru to see enemies with a blue outline
• Enemies can hear a subtle audio cue when Yoru is nearby
• Lasts for 10 seconds maximum
• Can be canceled early to surprise enemies
• Cannot use weapons while active, but can use other abilities
• Can see and place utility while in drift

Cost: 7 ultimate points

Dimensional Drift is one of the most unique ultimates in Valorant, allowing Yoru to scout enemy positions, reposition safely, or set up surprise attacks. The ability to combine it with his other abilities creates powerful outplay potential that no other agent can match.

Yoru’s Role in Team Composition

Understanding Yoru’s place in the team is essential for maximizing his effectiveness. As a duelist, Yoru’s primary role is to create space and secure entry frags, but his unique kit adds additional dimensions to his utility.

Core Responsibilities

1. Creative Entry: Using deception and teleports to take unexpected paths into sites
2. Information Gathering: Scouting with ultimate and fake teleports
3. Flank Control: Setting up teleport anchors to quickly rotate or flank
4. Mind Games: Creating confusion and forcing enemies to make mistakes

Team Composition Synergies

Yoru works particularly well with:

1. Initiators like Sova or Fade: Their recon abilities help Yoru identify safer teleport locations
2. Controllers like Omen or Brimstone: Their smokes complement Yoru’s entry by providing additional cover
3. Sentinels like Sage: Wall boosts can create unexpected teleport destinations
4. Secondary duelists like Raze: Creating multiple points of pressure

While Yoru can work in virtually any composition, he particularly shines in teams that can capitalize on the chaos and space he creates through his deceptive plays.

Basic Yoru Strategies for Beginners

If you’re new to Yoru or have limited experience with him, these fundamental strategies will help you provide immediate value to your team.

Entry Fundamentals

1. Basic Teleport Entry:

• Place Gatecrash through a chokepoint toward site
• Flash through a wall or around a corner
• Teleport as the flash pops
• Clear immediate threat angles
• Communicate cleared areas to your team

2. Fakeout Usage:

• Send fake footsteps in one direction
• Move in another direction to flank
• Use the flash component when enemies are investigating the sound
• Capitalize on their confusion

3. Post-Entry Positioning:

• After entry, move to a position that covers team’s entry
• Be prepared to trade teammates who follow you
• Set up new teleport for potential escape or rotation

Defensive Fundamentals

1. Teleport Anchors:

• Place Gatecrash in safe positions at round start
• Hold aggressive angles with teleport as escape
• When pressured, teleport to safety and provide info to team

2. Fake Rotations:

• Use Fakeout to create fake rotation sounds
• Force enemies to hesitate or rotate unnecessarily
• Capitalize on their indecision

3. Site Retakes:

• Use ultimate to safely scout enemy positions
• Communicate information to team
• Set up coordinated retake with team utility

Ultimate Economy

1. Information Gathering:

• Use Dimensional Drift to safely scout enemy positions
• Communicate exact enemy locations to team
• Plan team executes based on gathered information

2. Site Entry:

• Drift onto site to locate defenders
• Place utility while in drift (teleport, flashes)
• Exit drift in unexpected position
• Catch enemies off-guard

3. Clutch Potential:

• Use drift to safely locate remaining enemies
• Set up perfect flash and teleport combinations
• Create confusion with multiple angles of pressure

These fundamentals will provide a solid foundation for new Yoru players. As you grow more comfortable with these basics, you can begin incorporating more advanced techniques.

Advanced Yoru Techniques

One of the biggest differentiators between average and exceptional Yoru players is their mastery of advanced techniques. Here are the key techniques to practice:

Teleport Mastery

1. Fake Teleport Baiting:

• Place teleport in visible location
• Activate fake teleport when enemies are watching
• Punish enemies who turn to watch the destination
• Use actual teleport only when enemies have been conditioned

2. Vertical Teleport Setups:

• Send teleport to elevated positions
• Create unexpected angles that enemies won’t check
• Combine with flashes to make countering difficult
• Use map geometry to hide teleport orb

3. Round-Start Teleports:

• Learn lineup teleports that reach deep into enemy territory
• Gather early information or secure unexpected control
• Communicate findings to team for strategic adjustments
• Have escape plan if discovered

Flash Techniques

1. Pop Flash Setups:

• Bounce flash around corners at precise angles
• Trigger flash with minimal warning for enemies
• Time entry or peek perfectly with flash pop
• Practice consistent angles on each map

2. Bait and Switch:

• Send Fakeout in one direction
• Peek from different angle as enemies turn to shoot the fake
• Convert easy kills on distracted opponents
• Use consistently to condition enemies

3. Flash-Teleport Combinations:

• Send teleport to destination
• Time flash to pop at destination as you teleport
• Blind enemies waiting for your arrival
• Clear site with advantage of enemies being blinded

Ultimate Outplays

1. Drift-Flash Combination:

• Enter Dimensional Drift
• Place flash in optimal position while invisible
• Exit drift and trigger flash simultaneously
• Eliminate blinded enemies

2. Drift-Teleport Setups:

• Place teleport before using ultimate
• Scout with drift to locate enemies
• Exit drift and immediately teleport to create confusion
• Attack from unexpected angle while enemies are disoriented

3. Site Execution Scouting:

• Use drift to safely check all site positions
• Communicate exact defender locations to team
• Place utility during drift for perfect post-drift execution
• Coordinate team push with your drift exit

Map-Specific Tricks

Each map offers unique opportunities for Yoru plays:

1. Bind Teleporter Usage:

• Send Gatecrash through teleporters for unexpected flanks
• Use flash through teleporter to blind enemies on other side
• Combine with ultimate for completely silent teleporter usage

2. Haven Mid Control:

• Set up teleport between sites for rapid rotation
• Use Fakeout to create fake pushes on one site
• Quickly teleport to capitalize on rotations

3. Ascent Market Control:

• Place teleport in market for safe A main aggression
• Use ultimate to scout B main and market simultaneously
• Create pressure across multiple areas with minimal risk

4. Sunset Vertical Play:

• Utilize the map’s elevation changes for unexpected teleports
• Create fake pressure on A while setting up B execution
• Use ultimate to safely navigate the map’s open areas

5. Abyss Glass Corridors:

• Leverage transparent walls for flash setups that enemies can’t see coming
• Place teleports that traverse multiple levels
• Use ultimate to safely scout through glass sections

The key to mastering these techniques is dedicated practice in custom games before applying them in competitive matches. Spend time on each map learning specific positions and timing that leverage Yoru’s unique mobility.

Map-Specific Yoru Strategies

Yoru’s effectiveness varies across Valorant’s map pool. Here are targeted strategies for some of the most popular maps:

Bind

Bind offers numerous opportunities for Yoru’s teleport and deception:

Attacking Strategies:

• Send teleport through teleporter doors for rapid site switches
• Use ultimate to silently move through teleporters without sound cues
• Create fake pressure on A while executing B through teleporter

Defensive Setups:

• Hold aggressive angles on B long with teleport back to site
• Place teleport in hookah for safe A short aggression
• Use Fakeout to create fake rotations through teleporters

Ultimate Usage:

• Scout both sites quickly using teleporters while in drift
• Exit ultimate in unexpected positions after using teleporters
• Place utility through teleporters while in drift

Ascent

Ascent provides balanced opportunities for both aggressive and defensive Yoru play:

Attacking Strategies:

• Send teleport through mid to market for quick A site access
• Use Fakeout in A main while pushing through mid
• Flash through B main wall for safe entry

Defensive Setups:

• Hold aggressive mid position with teleport back to A site
• Use ultimate to safely check both A and B pushes
• Create fake rotations with Fakeout through mid

Ultimate Usage:

• Scout A main and mid simultaneously
• Place teleport in market while in drift for post-ultimate outplay
• Coordinate ultimate information with team rotations

Split

Split’s vertical design makes it one of Yoru’s strongest maps:

Attacking Strategies:

• Send teleport up mid rope for rapid high ground control
• Use ultimate to safely check A heaven and A site
• Flash through B heaven wall for site execution

Defensive Setups:

• Hold aggressive mid with teleport back to safety
• Use Fakeout to create fake pushes from multiple levels
• Flash through walls to blind enemies in narrow corridors

Ultimate Usage:

• Scout multiple levels simultaneously
• Place utility on different height levels while in drift
• Exit ultimate in unexpected elevated positions

Haven

Haven’s three-site design creates unique opportunities for Yoru:

Attacking Strategies:

• Place teleport in garage for quick C site access
• Use Fakeout to create fake pressure on A while pushing C
• Flash through mid doors for safe B site entry

Defensive Setups:

• Hold aggressive C long with teleport back to site
• Use ultimate to check pushes on multiple sites
• Create fake rotations between sites with Fakeout

Ultimate Usage:

• Scout multiple sites during defensive rounds
• Place utility across different sites while in drift
• Coordinate team rotations based on ultimate information

By adapting your Yoru play to each map’s unique geometry, you’ll maximize his effectiveness and surprise enemies with unexpected utility usage.

Yoru’s Weapon Selection and Economy

Yoru’s deceptive playstyle influences optimal weapon choices and economic decisions.

Optimal Primary Weapons

1. Vandal:

• One-shot headshot at any range complements Yoru’s surprise angles
• Perfect for capitalizing on enemies blinded by flashes
• Effective when teleporting to unexpected positions

2. Phantom:

• Silenced shots maintain positional advantage after teleport plays
• Higher fire rate beneficial for close-range engagements after drift
• Tracerless bullets enhance deception potential

3. Judge:

• Extremely effective for close-range teleport plays
• Devastating when combined with flash-teleport combinations
• Strong economic option for force rounds

4. Operator:

• Can work with teleport as escape mechanism
• Allows aggressive angle-holding with safe retreat
• Useful for unexpected repositioning after getting a pick

Economy Management

1. Ability Economy:

• Prioritize at least one flash (250 credits) in eco rounds
• Fakeout (200 credits) provides excellent value for its cost
• Full utility costs 450 credits—factor this into buy decisions

2. Force Buy Potential:

• Yoru can create significant impact with cheaper weapons
• Judge + full utility can be devastating on certain maps
• Consider light armor + utility over full armor with limited utility

3. Ultimate Economy:

• Track ultimate progress and plan economic decisions accordingly
• Consider saving credits when ultimate is nearly ready
• Communicate ultimate status with team for coordinated executes

4. Save Round Impact:

• Use teleport to safely retrieve dropped weapons
• Create economic damage with minimal investment
• Set up information plays with ultimate during eco rounds

Round-Type Strategies

1. Pistol Rounds:

• Ghost or Sheriff complement Yoru’s deceptive potential
• Full utility purchase usually worth the investment
• Focus on creative teleport plays and flash setups

2. Eco Rounds:

• Prioritize flash purchase for potential impact
• Use teleport for information gathering with minimal risk
• Focus on economic damage rather than round wins

3. Force Buy Rounds:

• Judge + light armor + full utility can create high impact
• Focus on close-range teleport plays
• Coordinate ultimate usage with team’s force buy

4. Full Buy Rounds:

• Vandal/Phantom + full utility
• Execute practiced teleport and flash combinations
• Coordinate ultimate usage with team strategy

For players interested in maximizing their economic efficiency or tracking spending on skins like the Kitty Valorant Skins or watching for deals in the Valorant Night Market, reviewing your Valorant Purchase History can help identify spending patterns.

Yoru vs. Other Duelists: Comparative Analysis

Understanding how Yoru compares to other duelists helps in making informed agent selection decisions and recognizing his unique strengths and weaknesses.

Yoru vs. Jett

Mobility Comparison:

• Yoru: Predetermined teleport locations with deception potential
• Jett: Immediate omnidirectional dash with updraft vertical mobility

Entry Style:

• Yoru: Deceptive entries from unexpected angles
• Jett: Direct entries with dash to create space

Team Utility:

• Yoru: Information gathering with ultimate and fake teleports
• Jett: Smoke utility for quick cover

When to Choose Yoru Over Jett:

• Maps with valuable teleport setups
• When deception is more valuable than direct mobility
• Team composition needs information gathering
• When playing against opponents who struggle against unconventional plays

Yoru vs. Raze

Mobility Comparison:

• Yoru: Strategic teleportation with setup required
• Raze: Explosive vertical and horizontal movement with damage potential

Entry Style:

• Yoru: Deceptive entries focusing on confusion
• Raze: Explosive entries with area denial

Team Utility:

• Yoru: Flashes and information gathering
• Raze: Damage utility and area clearing

When to Choose Yoru Over Raze:

• Maps with long sightlines where satchel movement is risky
• When silent flanks are more valuable than explosive entries
• Against utility-heavy defensive setups
• When team needs more flash utility

Yoru vs. Phoenix

Sustainability Comparison:

• Yoru: No self-healing but better escape options
• Phoenix: Self-healing but more committed engagements

Utility Comparison:

• Yoru: Deceptive utility focused on misdirection
• Phoenix: Direct utility with molly and wall for space control

Team Value:

• Yoru: Creates space through deception and unexpected angles
• Phoenix: Creates space through direct utility and healing sustain

When to Choose Yoru Over Phoenix:

• Maps with valuable teleport opportunities
• When deception is more valuable than sustainability
• Against teams with strong counter-flash discipline
• For more complex execute strategies

Yoru vs. Neon

Speed Comparison:

• Yoru: Strategic teleportation to predetermined locations
• Neon: Sustained sprint speed and slide entry

Entry Style:

• Yoru: Deceptive entries from unexpected angles
• Neon: Direct high-speed entries with slide

Utility Comparison:

• Yoru: Deception-focused utility
• Neon: Speed and area denial with wall and stun

When to Choose Yoru Over Neon:

• Maps where teleport provides more value than sprint
• Against teams with strong anti-speed tactics
• When information gathering is a priority
• For more complex strategic plays

Understanding these comparisons helps in selecting the right duelist for specific maps, team compositions, and strategic approaches.

Solo Queue vs. Team Play Differences

Playing Yoru varies significantly between solo queue and coordinated team environments.

Solo Queue Approaches

In solo queue (especially at lower to mid Valorant Ranks):

1. Self-Sufficient Plays:

• Focus on plays that don’t require team coordination
• Use teleport primarily for self-preservation
• Create solo pressure through deception
• Gather information with ultimate for personal use

2. Adaptive Aggression:

• Gauge teammate playstyles before committing to risky teleports
• Be prepared to play more conventionally if team lacks coordination
• Focus on creating individual impact rather than team setups

3. Communication Focus:

• Clearly communicate teleport and ultimate information
• Call out enemy positions spotted during drift
• Explain your intentions for unconventional plays
• Provide context for fake teleports and deception

4. Clutch Potential:

• Develop 1vX capabilities using teleport and flash combinations
• Practice ultimate usage for clutch situations
• Master fake teleport mind games for 1v1 scenarios

Team Play Optimization

In premade teams or higher-level coordinated play:

1. Coordinated Deception:

• Synchronize fake teleports with team executes
• Coordinate ultimate information gathering with team positioning
• Develop set plays around teleport and flash combinations

2. Role Discipline:

• Establish clear expectations for your entry approach
• Communicate teleport anchor positions to team
• Coordinate flash timing with team utility

3. Ultimate Coordination:

• Use Dimensional Drift primarily for team information
• Coordinate ultimate usage with team economy
• Develop callouts for specific enemy positions during drift

4. Strategic Teleport Anchors:

• Place teleports that benefit team strategy, not just personal plays
• Communicate teleport intentions for team awareness
• Use teleports to create space for team rather than solo kills

For improving your team coordination, consider joining Valorant Discord communities where you can find like-minded players to develop Yoru strategies.

Yoru’s Evolution in the Meta

Yoru has undergone significant changes since his release. Understanding his evolution helps you adapt to future meta shifts.

Historical Context

1. Release Yoru (2021): Initially underwhelming with limited deception potential
2. Rework (2022): Significant ability overhaul improving flash, teleport, and ultimate
3. Post-Rework Adjustments: Fine-tuning of ability interactions and timings
4. Current Yoru: Balanced with high skill ceiling and creative potential

Current Meta Position

In today’s meta, Yoru remains a niche but viable pick:

1. Map Specificity: Particularly strong on Bind, Split, and Fracture
2. Skill Dependency: Effectiveness highly dependent on player creativity
3. Team Composition Flexibility: Can work in various team comps but requires adaptation
4. Professional Usage: Occasional appearances in professional play, often as a surprise pick

For context on how teams like ZETA Division or MIBR use Yoru in professional play, following coverage of tournaments like VCT 2025 can provide valuable insights.

Adapting to Meta Shifts

To stay effective as Yoru through meta changes:

1. Study Professional Play: Watch how top Yoru players adapt to patches
2. Develop Complementary Agents: Maintain proficiency with alternative duelists
3. Experiment with New Setups: Continuously develop new teleport and flash combinations
4. Stay Flexible: Be prepared to adapt your playstyle as balance changes occur

Aim and Mechanical Requirements

Yoru demands specific mechanical skills to maximize his potential. Here’s what to focus on:

Critical Aiming Skills

1. Flick Accuracy:

• Essential for capitalizing on flashed enemies
• Critical after teleporting to new positions
• Necessary when exiting ultimate near enemies

2. Crosshair Placement:

• Maintain head-level aim during and after teleports
• Pre-aim common angles when exiting drift
• Adjust for different elevation levels after vertical teleports

3. Movement-Shooting Balance:

• Master counter-strafing for accurate shots after movement
• Develop stop-shoot rhythm for post-teleport engagements
• Practice shooting immediately after ability usage

For detailed aim improvement techniques, check out our Aimbot Valorant guide (focusing on legitimate training methods, not cheats).

Ability Execution

1. Flash Timing:

• Perfect the timing between flash activation and peek
• Develop consistent pop flash setups
• Practice flash-teleport combinations with precise timing

2. Teleport Precision:

• Master exact teleport placements for specific strategies
• Develop muscle memory for teleport activation during engagements
• Practice fake teleport timing for maximum deception

3. Ultimate Navigation:

• Learn efficient movement paths while in drift
• Practice positioning utility while invisible
• Develop perfect timing for ultimate exit and engagement

Practice Routines

Develop a consistent practice routine focusing on:

1. Custom Game Drills:

• Teleport lineups and destinations
• Flash angles and timings
• Ultimate exit positions
• Full ability combinations

2. Deathmatch Focus:

• Practice first-bullet accuracy after movement
• Focus on crosshair placement and pre-aiming
• Develop counter-strafing muscle memory

3. Unrated Application:

• Test strategies in lower-pressure environment
• Practice full ability combinations
• Experiment with new teleport setups

4. VOD Review:

• Analyze professional Yoru players
• Review your own gameplay for timing improvements
• Identify missed opportunities for ability usage

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Even experienced Yoru players make these common mistakes:

1. Predictable Teleport Usage:

• Using teleport the same way repeatedly
• Teleporting to obvious destinations
• Solution: Vary your teleport patterns and destinations

2. Underutilizing Fake Teleport:

• Never using the fake teleport option
• Using fake teleport without capitalizing on it
• Solution: Incorporate fake teleports into your regular gameplay

3. Poor Flash Timing:

• Flashing too early or too late
• Not coordinating flashes with teleports or peeks
• Solution: Practice flash timing in custom games

4. Ultimate Mismanagement:

• Using ultimate too aggressively without information gathering
• Exiting ultimate in predictable or dangerous positions
• Solution: Focus on information gathering before aggressive plays

5. Isolation Plays:

• Making teleport plays without team awareness
• Creating space that teammates can’t capitalize on
• Solution: Communicate intentions and coordinate with team

Avoiding these mistakes will immediately improve your Yoru gameplay and increase your impact on rounds.

Yoru’s Future in Valorant

As Valorant continues to evolve, Yoru’s role may change. Here are some considerations for the future:

Agent Pool Expansion

As new agents are released, Yoru’s unique position may shift:

• Watch for new deception-focused agents that might compete with Yoru
• Adapt your agent pool to include complementary agents
• Stay aware of how new agents interact with Yoru’s kit

Platform Considerations

With Valorant Console development underway and questions about Is Valorant Crossplay? emerging, consider how Yoru might function differently:

• Teleport precision might require different input methods
• Flash timing could be more challenging on controller
• Ultimate navigation might be adjusted for console play

Staying Updated

To keep your Yoru gameplay current:

• Follow patch notes for any ability adjustments
• Watch professional players for new techniques
• Experiment with new teleport and flash combinations
• Join community discussions about emerging strategies

If you’re looking to establish a unique identity as a Yoru main, consider a Valorant Name Change that reflects your deceptive playstyle.

Conclusion: Becoming an Exceptional Yoru

After over 1,000 hours in Valorant and climbing to Diamond 2, I’ve seen how truly impactful a masterful Yoru can be. The difference between an average Yoru who uses abilities predictably and a great Yoru who creates consistent confusion and outplays is immense.

To summarize the key points for mastering Yoru:

1. Deception Mastery: Perfect the timing and creativity of your teleport fakes and Fakeout ability
2. Strategic Teleport Placement: Develop map-specific teleport locations that create unexpected angles
3. Flash Precision: Master the timing between flash activation and engagement
4. Ultimate Value: Maximize information gathering and strategic positioning during Dimensional Drift
5. Adaptability: Adjust your playstyle based on map, team composition, and enemy patterns

Remember that Yoru’s true power comes not from his individual abilities but from how you combine them to create confusion and outplay opportunities. By mastering the techniques in this guide and developing your own creative approaches, you’ll transform from a predictable Yoru into a dimensional nightmare that enemies fear and teammates appreciate.

Whether you’re just starting your Valorant journey or looking to add Yoru to your agent pool as an experienced player, I hope this guide helps you unlock his full potential. Yoru rewards creativity and practice more than perhaps any other agent in Valorant, making him one of the most satisfying agents to master.

Good luck on the battlefield, and may your teleports be unexpected, your flashes perfectly timed, and your dimensional drifts game-changing!

– Jackober, Diamond 2 Valorant Player