The developers from Riot Games, apparently, decided to please the fans again — the 32nd Night Market in VALORANT has been officially confirmed. This event, by the way, will take place between February 5 and March 2, giving players a chance to snatch a rare look for a cannon, which they, along the way, missed in the main store.
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How does it work and what to expect?
The scheme is old, but working — in the main menu, right next to the settings icon, a cherished button will appear. In fact, you are presented with six face-down cards that hide random content. Turn them over, and voila. Interestingly, the price tags on these items can drop quite seriously — discounts range from a modest 10% to an impressive 49%. In fact, this is the only legal way to save on cosmetics in the game, because to be honest, it is impossible to resell skins in VALORANT.
The system is quite rigid:
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No reroll: Whatever falls out, you will have to buy — you cannot update the set.
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Quality assurance: Each user, by the way, is promised at least two skins of premium class or higher.
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Color differentiation: Blue is the “Selected” level, green is “Deluxe”, but purple and yellow are “Premium” and “Melee”, respectively.
It is worth considering that Riot Games does not add completely fresh items to the rotation — the skins must have at least two acts. This is probably a defense of the feelings of those who took them at full price on the release.
List of exceptions and rare VALORANT skins
By the way, there are no surprises here. Skins from Combat passes, as well as any little things like graffiti or player cards — past the cash register. If we talk about really rare things, then the situation is as follows:
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Champions Bundle: These sets have always been exclusive — don’t expect them on the market. The last such pack, by the way, disappeared from sale on October 9th.
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VCT 2026 Command Capsules: They can be purchased separately for 2,320 VP, but they will not be included in discount cards.
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Arcane Sheriff: Forget about it — this device will not return to the market, or to daily rotation, ever.
The night market is always a lottery. Someone gets a top-end kerambit, and someone ends up looking at a set of indistinct “greens.” But, given the duration of the event until the beginning of March, everyone will have plenty of time to think about buying.
