Valorant skin tier lists usually rank looks. Looks are free to disagree about;
availability isn't — a skin either has a return path or it doesn't, and
that's what an account's resale value hangs on. This list ranks the known
lines by how closed their door is, with live market numbers from the
1 629 Valorant listings on our shelf,
read when the page loads.
The same reading rule as our Fortnite list
applies: median account is the middle price of accounts carrying the item —
company kept, not item price. From is the cheapest live listing carrying it.
Every number in the tables is read from the live shelf; an item that drops
below the counting threshold prints a dash rather than a stale number.
Each Champions bundle exists for a few weeks around its year's event and is
never sold again. It's the closest thing Valorant has to a sealed print run.
Live supply on our shelf is thin — which is the point.
| Item | Live listings | Median account | Entry from |
|---|
| Champions 2022 Phantom | | | |
| Champions 2022 Butterfly Knife | 10 | $514.64 | $62.81 |
| Champions 2023 Vandal | | | |
| Champions 2024 Phantom | | | |
| Champions 2025 Vandal | | | |
| Champions 2025 Butterfly Knife | | | |
The older the year, the fewer the listings — the 2021 pieces are too thin
to hold a row at all — and no restock will ever refill them. Read the entry
column against the median: a Champions skin lives inside serious lockers,
and the account median says so.
Arcane skins shipped around the Netflix series drops; the show has ended, and
the RiotX crossover window closed with it. Reissue would need a new deal, not
a shop rotation.
| Item | Live listings | Median account | Entry from |
|---|
| Arcane Vandal | | | |
The Gauntlets and the Sheriff trail the Vandal in supply and sit below the
counting threshold for a row of their own. Arcane pieces were also
earnable, which cuts both ways: more accounts carry one, but the full
matching set is rare.
Elderflame, Magepunk, Prime and the other premium collections rotate out and
can return through the night market or a rerun — Riot has never promised
scarcity here. They hold value while absent; a return compresses it.
| Item | Live listings | Median account | Entry from |
|---|
| Elderflame Vandal | | | |
| Elderflame Operator | | | |
| Elderflame Judge | | | |
| Magepunk Marshal | | | |
| Magepunk Sheriff | | | |
| Prime//2.0 Karambit | | | |
| Reaver Karambit | | | |
| Infantry Operator | | | |
The B-tier medians look enormous next to the entry prices, and that gap is the
tell: these skins mostly live inside stacked collection accounts, so the
account median reflects the whole locker around them. If the skin is all you
want, the entry column is your number — and the night market might undercut
even that. Buy B-tier for the collection, not as a store of value.
Battle pass melees, event sprays, and anything under ten live listings without
a known line history. A tier list is a set of claims; below the counting
threshold we'd be ranking noise. As stock changes, the numbers in the rows
move with it — they are read from the shelf, not written into the text.
The live Valorant shelf is where these numbers come from,
recomputed continuously; if you're hunting one specific skin,
named listings let you
pin it instead of gambling on a locker description.