Valorant leak reveals weapon skins, variants and bundles

A well-known data miner has unveiled a plethora of Valorant’s in-game cosmetics, revealing a detailed look at some of the game’s weapon skins and skin bundles.

Plenty has already surfaced from Riot’s corner in regards to how they intend on delivering Valorant’s skins, with their objective being to abolish RNG-based loot boxes for ultimate transparency — a feature which has already been praised by the game’s community.

On top of that, per leaks from FireMonkey, Riot plans on integrating an ‘evolving skin’ system into their battle pass, which will be reliant on Radianite Points (obtained via the battle pass or in-game store) in order to upgrade the cosmetic.

On top of FireMonkey’s previous leak, the data miner has also provided fans with a glimpse of some weapon skin bundles that look set to appear in the closed beta (and perhaps at launch).

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Those who tuned into the Valorant Twitch Rivals event on April 3 may recognize the first set of weapon skins, namely the Fantasy (purple and gold), Iridescence (blue accents) and Arcade MP5 (red and off-white).

Leaked Valorant store bundles

Both the Hypebeast and Luxury bundle have something in there to match everyone’s taste. It’s worth noting that the Hypebeast bundle will equip your Agent with a gold Axe instead of the typical knife.

There is also a pool of pistol skins that have been leaked as standalone items, meaning that they may not belong to a specific bundle per see.

Leaked Valorant weapon variants and skins

FireMonkey also leaked an extensive list (45 variations to be precise) of all the skins that are currently in the game, with a few new skins thrown in there for good measure.

Not only did the data miner provide a plethora of images that reflect Valorant’s already vast pool of weapon skins, they also included a live preview of the Fantasy skin on the Operator (which appears to be a reactive camo, which responds when a shot is fired).

Of course, FireMonkey’s leak is from strings of code that are currently in the game. So with that in mind, these are all subject to change up until the point Valorant is officially released.