Top 5 weapon skins in VALORANT Night Market

The Night Market will return for Episode 6 Act 1 in February, according to a tweet from the official VALORANT Twitter account.

During the Night Market, previously released skins will be available at a discount. In addition, six weapon skins are randomly chosen at the Market, at least two of which are melee, premium level, or a combination of both.

The in-game currency, VALORANT Points (VP), must be purchased with real money and can be used to buy the skins. The Night Market only accepts certain skins; Battle pass, Exclusive, and Ultra Edition skins are not accepted.

Read on to learn about one of the best skins you can get in February in the Night Market.

Appearances you can get in the VALORANT Night Market Episode 6 Act 1

Reaver Phantom

One of the most anticipated VALORANT Episode 5 skin packs was the Reaper 2.0 skin pack. It contained a Ghost, Wraith, Odin, Phantom, and Karambit skin. The package received much positive feedback from the community, and the buzz it generated was fully justified.

Reaver Phantom effectively continued the legacy of the popular Reaver Vandal. However, the release of the package eased concerns that the muffled gunshot sound of the Phantom could not match the terrifying death effect of the original Reaver line of aspects.

It didn’t take long for the Reaver Phantom to become famous, thanks to it being one of VALORANT’s best Phantom skins. Its cost is 1775 VP.

Gaia’s Vengeance Vandal

The Vandal, Guardian, Marshal, Ghost, and Axe are included in Gaia’s Revenge Pack (melee). It was released along with Yoru’s revamp in Act 2 of Episode 4. The entire line of skins is excellent, but the favorite and most used in the game is the Vandal.

The skin is available in four colors: red, blue, green, and orange. As the name suggests, it looks earthy, like the roots of a plant guarding ancestral energy. However, VALORANT’s design aesthetic is unique to this package.

The Vandal features one of the most potent finishers in the game, which varies depending on the variant you have equipped, and also emits a bell-like sound when the player gets a kill. The cost of the skin is 1775 VP.

Magepunk Spectre

In Act 2 of Episode 2, the first Magepunk collection was released. It included Spectre, Bucky, Ghost, Marshal, and Knife skins. This was one of the first skin packs where the automatic rifle skin was not included.

However, combining technology and magic, the skin’s design philosophy has won fans. The visual and sound effects are vibrant and incorporate sparks, making them look like a mad scientist designed them. The Magepunk Spectre, arguably the most popular skin in the package, is available in four variants.

It has an excellent finish and is light to wear. But, like other premium looks, it costs 1775 VP.

 

Ion Sheriff

Undoubtedly, the original Ion skin pack is one of the most popular and successful skin packs ever added to the game. There are many different styles available, so there is something for everyone. If you’re the spray-and-pray type, the Ion Phantom will help you get the headshot you need.

However, the original Ion Aspect Pack is that of the Ion Sheriff pistol and is the best looking, according to fans. Casters and braver players alike have joked about its ability to help aim. It is the preferred choice in the professional scene, providing a clear sonic response to effective headshots. The cost of the Ion Marshal aspect is 1775 VP.

Yoru’s Stylish Butterfly Comb

Most players ignore the weapon masks in VALORANT Go Vol. 1 and 2. However, these collections feature accessories based on VALORANT agents. They also have two of the best melee items in the game.

The elegant comb-shaped version of the Yoru Butterfly Knife is available from Volume 2 of the collection. Yoru’s attack is compatible with her attractive design, and the player’s model makes the knife spin in style as you inspect the weapon. This aspect is essential for all VALORANT aspect collectors; you can purchase it at the Night Market for 3550 VP.

 

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