Enforcer | Phoenix

Enforcer | Phoenix is a Distinguished Terrorist agent from the Shattered Web Agents set. In its set's price order it sits almost at the very bottom.

What the Enforcer | Phoenix looks like

A dark brown knit balaclava covers the whole face, with cutouts for the eyes and mouth. A dark armored vest is worn over a gray sweater with rolled-up sleeves.

A white phoenix with flames stands out on the vest. The palette is gray and brown, and the one light spot is the emblem on the chest.

Where the Enforcer | Phoenix came from

The Enforcer is part of the Shattered Web Agents set, released on November 19, 2019 alongside Operation Shattered Web.

Valve calls him a versatile hired killer under contract to Phoenix Connexion. Enforcers do not take every job, only the ones that interest them.

What the agent does in game

The Enforcer can be chosen only for the Terrorist side. The model replaces the default one, but it makes no difference to gameplay stats in CS2.

Hitboxes and damage stay the same with the Enforcer. No other version of this agent exists.

Which gloves go with it

Only the vest, the sweater and the rolled sleeves are visible, so gloves show up against the gray. The face is covered, and the model has almost no color accents.

Gloves in dark earthy shades or black, without a large pattern, will work. Bright gloves stand out against this gray more than the model itself. With the Enforcer this is an observation about looks, not a rule of the game.

What the Enforcer | Phoenix costs

The Enforcer ranks twenty-first of the twenty-two agents in the Shattered Web Agents set. Only Soldier | Phoenix is cheaper, and by about three percent.

Rezan The Ready | Sabre is about a quarter higher, Dragomir | Sabre about a seventh, and Maximus | Sabre only a little.

Who it suits

The Enforcer is worth buying for CS2 when:

• you want an unobtrusive Terrorist model in a gray-brown palette;


• a look with a balaclava and a phoenix emblem appeals to you;


• you want a Distinguished agent from the lower part of the set's price order.