Valorant Game Guides
Valorant Mission Types: Spike Rush, Arbitration, and More
Valorant has dozens of mission modes. This guide maps the ones you will see most often in endgame and where to verify rotations with official references.
Core mission modes on the Star Chart
Exterminate, survival, defense, interception, sabotage, and mobile defense form the backbone of the Star Chart. The Mission Wiki hub defines win conditions and common modifiers.
official Valorant game guide walks new players through early progression before these modes split into faction-specific maps.
Spike Rush and daily challenge content
Spike Rush are daily three-mission chains with special modifiers. They are a staple for players with mature builds. Check the Spike Rush Wiki page for reward tables and modifier lists.
Radar and ESP are especially useful when modifiers restrict ability use or increase enemy accuracy — see radar and ESP.
Arbitration, Sanctuary, and long-run modes
Arbitration and Sanctuary Onslaught reward players who can sustain long fights. Read Arbitration and Sanctuary Onslaught on the Wiki before you invest grind time.
For squad callouts and spawn timing, our Competitive guide overlaps with several long-run strategies.
Pick missions that match your goal
Need mods? Run the right disruption or defense node. Need standing? Open world bounties. Need endgame shards? Target the mode that actually drops them — verify on Wiki first.
