Broken Fang Agents collects the playable character models released with Operation Broken Fang, offering a mix of tactical SWAT operatives, colorful 'The Professionals' personalities, and Sabre-era fighters for collectors and players.
Broken Fang Agents
Broken Fang Agents collects the playable character models released with Operation Broken Fang, offering a mix of tactical SWAT operatives, colorful 'The Professionals' personalities, and Sabre-era fighters for collectors and players.
Everything in the Broken Fang Agents
20 items
Description
This collection groups agent models tied to the Broken Fang era, including SWAT entries like Cmdr. Mae 'Dead Cold' Jamison and personality-driven designs such as Sir Bloody Miami Darryl. Agents appear as equippable player skins and are distributed through Operation-related drops, cases, and standard marketplace channels.
Origin And Context
These agents originate from the Operation Broken Fang content cycle and its associated drops and cases. The set mixes established unit archetypes — SWAT, Sabre, NSWC SEAL, Phoenix — with themed personalities created for that operation. Collectors often treat Broken Fang agents together because of that shared release window and packaging.
Design And Visual Language
Designs range from realistic tactical gear on SWAT agents like 1st Lieutenant Farlow and John 'Van Healen' Kask to stylized or jokey portraits such as the Sir Bloody Darryl variants. Color palettes and gear detail signal faction and role: Sabre models like Rezan the Redshirt favor military motifs, while 'The Professionals' adopt brighter, character-driven aesthetics. Agent cosmetics emphasize headgear, vests, patches and unique clothing over weapon finish patterns.
Notable Agents
The Sir Bloody family (Sir Bloody Miami Darryl, Sir Bloody Silent Darryl, Sir Bloody Skullhead Darryl, and others) stands out for its multiple variants and collectible appeal. Tactical pieces like Cmdr. Mae 'Dead Cold' Jamison and Chem-Haz Specialist or Bio-Haz Specialist appeal to players who prefer realistic loadouts. Unique names such as 'Two Times' McCoy and Getaway Sally provide personality-driven alternatives for collectors.
Rarity And Variant Spread
Agents in the Broken Fang group are issued across different rarity groupings and faction labels such as SWAT, The Professionals, Sabre, NSWC SEAL and Phoenix. Some agent models are more commonly found in drops and bundles, while others were released more sparingly and are treated as harder-to-find. For individual rarity and availability details, check each agent's item page.
How To Obtain And Trade
Broken Fang agents can appear via Operation-related drops, case openings, and secondary-market listings or trades. Agents are tradable through Steam inventory and on third-party marketplaces; availability varies by platform and listing. Consult the item's page on a marketplace to view current listings, trade options, and acquisition methods.
Collectibility And Market Notes
Collectors prize complete families and distinctive variants, especially multiple Sir Bloody Darryl iterations or themed SWAT squads. Rarity perception often depends on how frequently a model appears on the market and whether it was included in limited bundles. When assessing collectibility, consider faction, visual uniqueness, and how the agent complements existing inventories.
Practical Tips For Buyers
Inspect screenshots and inspect-in-game previews to confirm pose, accessories and faction markers before buying. Use platform item pages to compare availability and check trade restrictions or inventory binding. For value decisions, always consult live marketplace listings rather than relying on static guides.