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The best VALORANT skin bundles

These bundles are excellent options.

VALORANT has quickly turned into one of the most popular tactical first-person shooters around. The exciting and intense gameplay keeps players coming back for more as they try to climb the ranks and defeat their opponents. 

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Players can also customize their weapons with premium skins, each with its various style and cosmetics. Every player can find a skin they like as every release is diverse and unique. But there are a few skin bundles that stand out from the rest for their fantastic aesthetic and design. And while players can’t purchase entire past bundles, skins from these bundles will frequent store listings and the Night Market.

Here are the best VALORANT skin bundles.

Sentinels of Light

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The Sentinels of Light skin bundle is the second skin set released as part of the Ruination event, which featured content across several games, including VALORANT and League of Legends. The Sentinels of Light skins directly contrast the previously released Ruination skins and feature a gold and white color scheme, and the bundle includes skins for the Ares, Operator, Sheriff, Vandal, and a special melee skin. It’s a shiny clean look with excellent color variants, too.

Prime 2.0

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The Prime 2.0 skin bundle adds the gold and purple design to another set of weapons. The Prime 2.0 bundle offers a sleeker, smoother design than its predecessor that is perfect for players who want a decent skin without an over-the-top style. The skin comes in multiple colorways for players who want to slightly adjust the style. The Prime 2.0 skin bundle comes with skins for the Frenzy, Bucky, Phantom, Odin, and a karambit melee. 

Reaver and Reaver 2.0

Dark and edgy without being too over-the-top, both Reaver bundles have a satisfyingly broody and demonic aesthetic. The original Reaver bundle features skins for the Operator, Vandal, Guardian, and the Sheriff, plus a knife. Reaver 2.0 features skins for the Phantom, Spectre, Odin, and the Ghost, plus a Karambit melee. Each skin comes with excellent VFX and reload animation upgrades, plus four color options.

Ion and Ion 2.0

With a clean and futuristic look, both Ion bundles are must-haves. The original Ion bundle features skins for the Operator, Phantom, Bucky, and Sheriff, plus an “energy sword” melee. The Ion 2.0 bundle includes skins for the Vandal, Ares, Spectre, and Frenzy, plus a Karambit melee. The 2.0 bundle features color variant options as well.

Prelude to Chaos

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A blend of dark magic and sci-fi, Prelude to Chaos is a perfectly viable alternative to Reaver for those favoring the edgy but powerful look. Prelude to Chaos includes skins for the Vandal, Operator, Shorty, Stinger, and a new two-handed sword for melee. It has some of the nicest kill sounds, reload animations, and finishers of any bundle.

Honorable mentions

  • Gaia’s Vengeance
  • Glitchpop and Glitchpop 2.0
  • Protocol 781-A
  • RGX 11z Pro
  • Recon
  • Ruination
  • Origin
  • Singularity

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Jalen Lopez
Freelance Writer with over three years of experience at Dot Esports. Mainly covers VALORANT, Call of Duty and other FPS titles.
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Scott Robertson
VALORANT Lead / Staff Writer
VALORANT lead staff writer, also covering CS:GO, FPS games, other titles, and the wider esports industry. Watching and writing esports since 2014. Previously wrote for Dexerto, Upcomer, Splyce, and somehow MySpace. Jack of all games, master of none.
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