VALORANT Rogue Bundle: Skins, Price, Release Date, and More

VALORANT Rogue Bundle: Skins, Price, Release Date, and More

30 May, 2026, 17:00

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Last updated: 30 May, 2026, 17:00

VALORANT revealed its upcoming skin collection, Rogue, earlier today. While the bundle features skins for four popular firearms, the main highlight is the pair of push daggers included as the melee weapon. This also marks the debut of this weapon type in VALORANT. The Rogue collection is expected to arrive with Patch 12.10, filling the void left in the in‑game store after the Kuronami 2.0 collection's expiration.

Although VALORANT already has other dual-wielding melee options, this is the first time push daggers will be available in‑game. For those unfamiliar, the design resembles the iconic Shadow Daggers from Counter‑Strike.

Below, we've shared everything we know so far about the Rogue skin collection. Additional details, including official pricing and release dates, will be added as they are unveiled. 

Everything We Know About VALORANT Rogue Collection So Far

The Rogue bundle in VALORANT comes with five weapon skins: 

  • Operator

  • Vandal

  • Bucky

  • Bandit

  • Push Dagger Melee

With this skin collection, VALORANT has moved away from flashy, animated, magical designs in favor of a more covert operative or military aesthetic. Many in the community have noted that the Rogue bundle's design resembles that of the Recon and Phaseguard collections.

While all three occupy the same grounded, tactical corner of VALORANT's skin universe, Recon leans toward pure military simulation, while Phaseguard blends military structure with full‑on sci‑fi. Rogue falls somewhere in between. It follows a similar military/tactical theme but is neither as simple and realistic as Recon nor as futuristic as Phaseguard.

Additionally, this will be the third Bandit skin to be added to the store, and the first original design graded at least Premium Edition. Since the weapon's arrival at the start of the year, it has grown in popularity. However, players have had only Reaver, SilkLeaf, and two Battlepass designs as Bandit skin options. The Rogue collection aims to fill this gap by offering a premium alternative for fans of the Bandit sidearm.

The reveal trailer also offers a glimpse of the finisher. Staying true to the bundle's military theme, the finisher is not flashy. Instead, upon the final kill, three drones hover over the eliminated player, targeting them with a laser and culminating in an explosion. As with finishers in several other popular bundles, you can interact by shooting and breaking the drones.

Upgrades and Variants 

Weapon skins in VALORANT's Rogue collection come with three tiers of upgrades, each costing 10 RP (Radianite Points). The first level adds gunfire sound effects, while the second introduces inspect, equip, and reload animations. Level 3 is the most sought-after, as it unlocks the kill banner and the interactive finisher. 

The melee, however, comes with only one level of upgrade: its animation. Interestingly, if you use the Rogue Push Daggers without any upgrades, it functions as a single‑handed melee weapon with an animation resembling the Oni Claw and other claw‑shaped melee weapons. You must spend 10 RP and upgrade to Level 2 to unlock the second dagger.

Apart from its default color of black, the Rogue bundle skins feature three additional variants: Green, Red, and Blue. Each of these variants can be unlocked for 15 RP. As usual, you must unlock all three upgrade tiers before you can purchase a color variant.

Rogue Bundle Price Breakdown 

The Rogue collection falls under the Exclusive-tier and costs 8,700 VP, a 39% discount from its full price of 14,225. Here are the individual items and their prices: 

  • Vandal - 2,175 VP

  • Bucky -  2,175 VP

  • Bandit - 2,175 VP

  • Operator - 2,175 VP

  • Push Daggers - 4,350 VP

  • Gun Buddy - 475 VP

  • Card - 375 VP

  • Spray - 325 VP

Purchasing the bundle allows you to get all the skins at a significant discount. You only need to pay for the four gun skins - the melee skin and three additional cosmetics will be included free of charge.

When Will the VALORANT Rogue Skin Collection Expire?

The new Rogue collection was added with VALORANT Patch 12.10. The five skins, along with the player card, spray, and gun buddy, arrived on May 27, 2026. You can purchase the bundle or its individual items from the Featured section of the in-game store.

The Rogue bundle will expire on June 16, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. PDT / 8:00 p.m. CEST. After this, it will no longer be available in the Featured tab, and you must wait for the individual skins to appear in your rotating Offers section if you wish to purchase them.

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Featured Image Credit: Riot Games


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