INART Action is taking on Riot Games’ flagship shooter with officially licensed Valorant figures, and the first agent out of the gate is Sage (MAG G0015) — the roster’s calm, methodical support specialist, rendered at 16.3 cm in 1/12.

INART Action 1/12 Valorant Sage

The figure

Sage’s look is defined by her green-and-black agent gear and the radiant orb motifs of her abilities, and the accessory set leans into exactly that: Slow Orb, Barrier Orb and Thin Ice gesture effect parts recreate her signature ability poses, including the two-handed resurrection stance. Five pairs of hands cover open, weapon-holding, orb-throwing, knife-holding and relaxed gestures.

The loadout also includes the Imperium Judge, the Sentinels of Light weapon, Gaia’s Vengeance knife and an Imperium melee blade — enough hardware to pose her either as the backline healer or mid-round duelist. Display base and stand are in the box.

Why it matters

Valorant is one of the few game licenses where the character designs were practically begging for the articulated-figure treatment — distinct silhouettes, readable color coding, ability effects that translate naturally into translucent parts. Sage is the sensible first pick: the most recognizable agent on the roster and the one whose abilities give a figure line its most photogenic accessories.

Bombusbee lists a $15 pre-order deposit against an estimated ~$68 product price, with the pre-order window running 7 October to 19 November 2026 and an estimated arrival of June 2027. The official INART store also has it live at $89 full payment or a $23 deposit with balance later (taxes/duties and free shipping included) — roughly $20 more than the Bombusbee estimate, but ordered direct from the manufacturer. With Viper following on the same line, INART Action is clearly committing to the full agent roster — Sage is the entry point.