5 Most Expensive Skin Collections in VALORANT

VALORANT offers a vast pool of unique skin collections. But what are the most expensive ones? Let’s find out.

VALORANT has a large weapon arsenal. But the dull black default color does not quite match the game’s natural vibrant environment. Fortunately, Riot offers a vast pool of vivid and colorful skins for all weapons. Some of these skins are just better and flashy wearables, while some feature unique VFX and finishers. However, these alluring and tempting skins do not come for free.

Skins in VALORANT can be divided into multiple categories. Each of them also costs different. VALORANT does offer some free skins for players who are devoted to grinding the game, but the best ones will surely dig deeper into your pocket. In this article, we will take a look at the 5 most expensive skin collections VALORANT has to offer.

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Most Expensive Skin Bundles in VALORANT

The skin bundles in VALORANT cost in a wide range of price. The price may vary depending on how many skins the bundle has, the type of the skins, and many more things. Here, we will list the top 5 most expensive skin bundles in VALORANT till now.

5. VALORANT GO! Vol. 1 & 2

VALORANT GO! Vol. 1 & 2 are one of the vibrant-looking collections of skins in VALORANT. Both of the bundles cost the same. The design of the skins is based on the agent. For example, the Vandal skin in VOL. 2 is featured on Phoenix and his fiery theme. As such, other skins are featured on Killjoy, Sova, Reyna, Viper, Sage, and Skye.

The Melee skins are the most interesting ones. Vol. 1 features a Kunai Melee resembling Jett’s Bladestorm ability. Whereas Vol. 2 features a comb shaped butterfly Melee based on the Japanese duelist Yoru.

However, despite having one of the highest price tags, skins of VALORANT GO! bundles do not include any sound effects, variants, or finishers. But flashy and eye-catching artwork on the skins is certain to pop up.

4. Elderflame Bundle

Among all of the premium skin bundles in VALORANT, the Elderflame bundle will always have a place of its own. It was the first premium bundle introduced in the game and was the most expensive one during its release. Back then, it initiated the debate on whether a skin should cost this much or not. On the other hand, players could not resist the uniqueness the bundle offers to include in their inventory.

The Elderflame skins are made on the theme of ‘Fire Spitting Dragons.’ All of the skins come with unique sound effects, variants, and finisher. The Melee, made in the shape of the Dragon’s nail, has the effect of fire all over.

Although some players might have had questions on the higher price point of the Elderflame bundle back then, but the appeal of this iconic VALORANT bundle never seems to decrease.

3. Protocol 781-A Bundle

Even though the Protocol 781-A bundle shares the same price tag as the Elderflame bundle, it did not face that much backlash for the price. During that timeline, the higher price point for premium VALORANT skins has already been a norm. Moreover, the unique feature of Protocol 781-A does justify the price tag it comes with.

Protocol 781-A arguably comes with arguably one of the best Phantom and Bulldog skins in-game. The other two skins, as well as the melee skin, are also praiseworthy. The design is based on a futuristic cyborg theme. As with other premium skins, this one also features custom sound effects, variants, and finishers.

Till this part, this bundle may just seem like any other premium skin line. So what makes Protocol 781-A bundle different? Well, the skins talk! Yes, the design of this skin bundle is just like the skins talking to the players. So, having Protocol 781-A skins in your inventory will surely bring an immersive experience to enjoy.

2. Spectrum Bundle

Spectrum Bundle is one of the iconic VALORANT skin bundles. This bundle is also known as the Zedd Bundle. Riot released this skin bundle in collaboration with renowned music Producer Zedd. Back in 2016, the artist did the theme song for that year’s League of Legends World Championship. 

The Spectrum bundle offers some of the best skins for various guns in the game. All of these skins also feature multiple neon-ish color variants. The finisher plays a piece of music composed by Zedd himself. Inspecting the weapon in-game also plays Zedd’s music. The melee shows spectrums of audio with a color-changing effect and Zedd x VALORANT inscribed. It also includes a special Zedd Gun Buddy.

Collaborating with a famous artist explains the high price point of the Spectrum bundle.

1. Radiant Entertainment System Bundle

Radiant Entertainment System Bundle is the most expensive skin bundle VALORANT has yet to offer. Its price just adds another point for debate for those who thought Elderflame’s price was high for skins. Radiant Entertainment System has a price tag that surpasses any other skin bundle in terms of expenses.

The Radiant Entertainment System Bundle was designed after old arcade games. Overall, the bundle features three distinct variants. However, these variants are not just color alternatives. Each of them can qualify as a distinctive skin line on their own. Even the melee for each variant is different. Having a Radiant Entertainment System Bundle is like having three different skin bundles.

It is not just Riot taking money on anything generic. With intricate details and astonishing variants, the Radiant Entertainment System bundle can justify its price tag.

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This is our ranking for the most expensive skin collections in VALORANT. As Riot consistently adds new skins in VALORANT, it is a matter of time before a new bundle comes and makes its place, replacing any one of these. However, we will be updating our list if that’s been the case.