Every Vandal Skin in Valorant (2026): Full List by Edition, VP Price and Release Date

There are 105 Vandal skins in Valorant as of 13 Oct 2026: 76 sold for VP in the store and 29 earned from battle passes. Store prices run from 875 VP for a Select skin to 2,675 VP for a Champions Vandal, and the newest arrival is the Aeris Vandal from August 2026. Four can no longer be bought at all: Arcane and the 2021, 2023 and 2025 Champions Vandals.

This page is the full catalogue, sorted by edition, with each skin's price and when it arrived. If you only want the handful worth your VP, jump to our picks. If you're still deciding between rifles, read Phantom vs Vandal skins first: no skin changes how either gun shoots.

How many Vandal skins there are

The count comes from two sources that agree. The VALORANT wiki's Vandal page lists 76 store skins with their VP price and 29 battle-pass skins with the Act that awarded them. The community valorant-api.com weapons feed lists 107 Vandal entries, which is the same 105 plus the Standard Vandal and the "Random Favorite Skin" slot. Both were read on 13 Oct 2026; a new bundle or Act pass adds to the total, so check the date before quoting the number.

Deluxe is the biggest edition because it has two sources: 19 store skins and 20 pass rewards. Exclusive is the biggest store-only edition with 26, which reflects how many collaboration and event lines Riot has shipped since 2020. Ultra is the smallest, with four. Every pass Vandal sits on a pass's premium track, so none of the 29 came free.

What each Vandal edition costs

Riot's own price page fixes three tiers per gun skin: Select 875 VP, Deluxe 1,275 VP and Premium 1,775 VP. For Ultra and Exclusive it says "Varies", and the Vandal list shows why. The four Ultra Vandals all sit at 2,475 VP, but Exclusive Vandals come at three prices: 2,175 VP for most, 2,375 VP for Aeris, EX.O and Kuronami, and 2,675 VP for the three Champions skins. Any guide that prints a single Exclusive price is guessing.

Adding up the single-skin prices gives 133,500 VP for every store Vandal ever sold. Take out Arcane and the three Champions skins, which were limited, and the Vandals that can still turn up in your daily store offers total 123,300 VP. At the largest US pack of 11,000 VP for $99.99, that's about $1,120 of VP. Nobody needs all of them, but it puts any one 2,175 VP rifle in perspective: about one-fifth of that top pack.

If you top up for one skin, buy the pack that covers it with the least left over; the pack list is in our VP and bundles explainer. Reseller VP cards on Eneba or CDKeys are another route, but make sure the card's region is the same as your account's before you pay, and remember a redeemed code can't be refunded as cash.

The full list of Vandal skins

Each table below is one edition, newest first. "Arrived" is the month of the patch that brought the skin's bundle, or the start of the Act whose pass awarded it, from the wiki's patch history. Store skins first appear in their launch bundle; after that, the wiki's store page says single skins return through each player's daily Featured Store offers, apart from limited editions. Prices are single-skin VP as of 13 Oct 2026.

Ultra Vandals

Four Ultras, all 2,475 VP, each with four upgrade levels ending in a finisher; ORA by OneTap adds a fifth level that shuffles its song.

Exclusive Vandals

The largest store group: event lines, collaborations and the Champions trophies. Most carry four levels with a finisher, and Exclusive prices vary from 2,175 VP to 2,675 VP.

Premium Vandals

All 19 cost 1,775 VP. Most have the full four-level upgrade path; a few, such as Ego, Tethered Realms and VALORANT GO! Vol. 2, have no upgrades listed, so check the levels before you pay Premium money for one.

Deluxe Vandals

Nineteen store skins at 1,275 VP and twenty pass rewards. Deluxe Vandals have no upgrade levels; some have colour variants.

Select Vandals

The cheapest store Vandals at 875 VP, plus nine pass rewards. Select skins change the finish and little else.

Champions Vandals by year

Riot's Champions collection goes on sale during each year's world championship, and only three of them have included a Vandal: 2021, 2023 and 2025. Each of those Vandals is an Exclusive at 2,675 VP, the highest single-skin Vandal price, and all three were sold for a limited time only. The bundles cost 6,263 VP in 2021, 6,167 VP in 2023 and 6,640 VP in 2025, according to the wiki's store table. The 2022, 2024 and 2026 Champions collections didn't include a Vandal.

Their upgrade paths differ from a normal Exclusive. The 2021 and 2023 Vandals go from inspect and kill effects to a finisher to a "Champion's Aura" at level four; the 2025 Vandal swaps the finisher for sound effects. Because they can't be bought again, these are the Vandals that make an account stand out, and they're also the reason to be wary of anyone "selling" one: Riot's terms ban account sales, as our trading and gifting guide explains.

Vandal releases by year

Riot added 15 Vandals in 2020, a peak of 19 in 2021, then 15, 15, 13 and 13 a year through 2025. 2026 has 11 so far, five of them pass rewards. The four undated skins are launch-era individual collections whose wiki pages list no release patch. The pace is steady: more than one new Vandal a month on average, split between bundles and each Act's pass.

Our picks

These are editorial picks based on what each skin includes and what it costs, not on any test of performance, since there is none to run: every Vandal skin shoots like the default.

Best value: Reaver Vandal (Premium, 1,775 VP). Four levels with a VFX upgrade, new animations and a finisher, at the Premium price. Riot ran it again in a January 2026 bundle, so it shows up more often than most older lines.

Best Ultra: Elderflame Vandal (2,475 VP). The first Ultra line, from July 2020, and still the reference for what the top tier adds. Phaseguard, Evori Dreamwings and ORA by OneTap cost the same if dragons aren't your thing.

Newest: Aeris Vandal (Exclusive, 2,375 VP). August 2026, and one of three Vandals at the 2,375 VP Exclusive price.

Cheapest that still looks finished: any Select at 875 VP. Endeavour, Luxe, Prism II, Sensation, Smite, Storm Maw, Wonderstallion and Galleria. No upgrades, no animations, just a new finish for under half a Premium.

When you've picked one, our Valorant weapon skins catalogue has the same edition prices for every other gun, so you can match a Phantom or Sheriff to it.

Edge cases and odd entries

A few things trip up anyone counting or buying Vandals. Data feeds include the Standard Vandal and a "Random Favorite Skin" entry for the game's random-favourite option, which isn't a skin; we left both out. Pass Vandals have no VP price in the store table: they came with an Act's premium track. The Night Market discounts some store skins for a short window, which our Night Market explainer covers. And a Vandal you buy but don't like is refundable only if it's unused, base level and inside 14 days, per our refund policy guide.