Sojourn, real name Vivian Chase, is a Damage hero in Overwatch 2 and one of the original Overwatch organization's senior officers. Her kit centers on her signature Railgun — a weapon whose primary fire shoots rapid projectiles that build Railgun Charge on impact, and whose devastating secondary fire consumes that stored energy in a piercing beam capable of dealing up to two hundred damage on a headshot. She rounds out her arsenal with Disruptor Shot, an area-denial ability that snares enemies in an energy field, Power Slide for ground-level mobility, and Overclock — her ultimate that automatically charges her Railgun for rapid-fire piercing blasts.
Her English voice is performed by Cherise Boothe, an actor whose credits include the film 42, Ricki and the Flash, and Mortal Kombat 1, and who brought Sojourn's measured, authoritative officer cadence to the Overwatch 2 roster. The Japanese client voices Sojourn with Naoko Nokubi. Sojourn's lore places her as a Canadian-born tactical leader who served in Overwatch from its earliest days, fighting Null Sector during the Omnic Crisis and continuing to lead operations after the organization's fall. Her 'Lore Drop' video, voiced by Cherise Boothe, shows Sojourn addressing a weary world in the aftermath of Null Sector's retreat.
A strong Sojourn AI voice direction should capture that veteran-commander authority — the calm precision of someone who has led soldiers through decades of global crisis, the tactical brevity of callouts under fire, and the understated warmth she shows when addressing civilians or younger heroes. Her delivery sits in a register between drill-sergeant crispness and seasoned-mentor steadiness, with just enough edge to remind listeners that her Railgun is always charged.
This page provides original sample lines grounded in Sojourn's Railgun-officer and Null Sector-veteran lore, a generated local-model reference audio target, links to related Overwatch 2 characters like Winston and Sombra, and prompt direction that describes her character performance traits rather than naming performers. Use the card for fan-safe Overwatch 2 content where the Canadian captain needs to bark a command, narrate a tactical short, or anchor a crossover edit.
