Reyna mains, we feel your pain. Ever since Patch 10.05 broke her Devour ability (and Riot promptly benched her), the Valorant community has been in chaos. Now, days later, players are still asking: Is Reyna still disabled after the supposed March 22 patch?
Why Was Reyna Disabled in Valorant?
The drama kicked off with Patch 10.05, which inadvertently broke Reyna’s Devour ability. This skill typically lets her Overheal up to 150 HP after a kill, giving her a survivability edge in clutch moments. However, a bug caused the Overheal to malfunction, failing to update her health properly. Pro player T1 Meteor spotlighted the issue on March 20, 2025, sharing a clip of himself dying to a 101-damage shot despite being Overhealed – a clear sign something was off. Riot Games responded swiftly, announcing: “A bug in Patch 10.05 is preventing Reyna from properly using Overheal… As a result, Reyna will be disabled on all platforms while we work on a fix.”
Since then, Reyna has been absent from all game modes – Competitive, Unrated, even custom matches, leaving players scrambling to adjust their strategies.
Did the March 22 Patch Fix Reyna?
As of March 24, 2025, no new patch has dropped since Patch 10.05, and Riot hasn’t released an update specifically tied to March 22 addressing Reyna’s issue. The “March 22 patch” seems to be a point of confusion among players, possibly tied to speculation about a quick hotfix. However, no such update has been documented, and Reyna remains disabled across PC and console. Riot’s last word was that they’re working on a solution, but no official patch has restored her yet.
Interestingly, the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) allowed Reyna to stay playable in pro matches over the weekend of March 22-23, ruling that the bug didn’t provide a competitive edge. This exception hasn’t trickled down to regular matchmaking, though, keeping her locked for most players.
When Will Reyna Be Back in Valorant?
Riot’s silence on a precise return date has left the community guessing. Insights from Valorant’s Design Lead suggest the fix might not arrive until early next week – potentially March 31 or later – depending on the complexity of the bug. Given Riot’s track record, they prioritize stability over speed, meaning Reyna mains might need to sit tight a bit longer. For now, her absence is reshaping the meta, with players turning to alternatives like Jett or Raze.
The reaction online has been a mix of frustration and humor. Some players lament losing their go-to agent, while others relish the break from facing aggressive Reyna picks in solo queue. Social media is abuzz with memes and theories, but no concrete updates have surfaced as of this morning. Keep an eye on Riot’s official channels for the latest – they’ve promised to share news as soon as it’s ready.
So, is Reyna still disabled in Valorant after the March 22 patch? Yes, she is, with no fix in sight just yet. Stay tuned for updates as Riot works to bring her back!