VALORANT expands its cosmetic lineup with the Rogue bundle, a military-focused collection built around tactical design and custom animations. You get weapon skins that emphasize practical styling, detailed finishes, and a distinctive dual-knife melee that sets this set apart.
Riot leans into a grounded, special-operations look similar to past military-inspired skins, while updating the formula with a fresh dagger design. If you appreciate compact blades and added animation detail, you will notice clear influences from competitive shooter knife styles, refined to fit VALORANT’s visual identity.
Rogue new VALORANT bundle
You get a tactical skin line that replaced earlier Recon 2.0 speculation with a focused military theme. Riot built the set around clean lines and practical detailing rather than flashy elements.
Included weapons:
- Operator
- Vandal
- Bucky
- Bandit
- Push Dagger (melee)
Each weapon comes in four color options: red/black (default), blue/white, green, and orange. The variants apply consistent accents and effects across the full set, including the melee.
The Push Dagger stands out because you wield two blades at once, one in each hand. The design closely mirrors real-world tactical push daggers and resembles dual-knife styles seen in other shooters. You also get matching animations and variant-specific visuals for the melee.
The finisher deploys two drones that hover above the eliminated enemy. When you shoot the drones, they detonate in front of you, triggering an explosion that matches your selected color scheme.
Cost and launch timing
Riot Games has not confirmed the official price or release day for the Rogue bundle. Based on recent premium collections, you can expect a cost somewhere between 5,000 and 9,000 Valorant Points (VP).
Current details at a glance:
- Estimated price range: 5,000–9,000 VP
- Expected arrival: Around May 28
- Official confirmation: Not yet announced
You can already watch the full skin trailer on Riot’s official social channels, where you see each color variant and preview the in‑game animations before the bundle reaches the store.
