VALORANT Aeris Bundle: Price, Skins, Variants & More

The VALORANT Aeris Bundle brings enchanted cards and modern fantasy into Riot Games' tactical shooter, with four weapon skins, a transforming melee, custom animations, and one of the more unusual Flex cosmetics released so far. Aeris arrives with Season 2026 // Act 5 and costs 9,500 VP for the complete collection. The headline attraction is the Suit of Aeris Melee, which transforms between a dagger, sword, and greatsword as you attack, while the Aeris Flex hides a crossover with Riot's Riftbound card game.

Here's everything you need to know about the VALORANT Aeris Bundle, including its skins, upgrades, variants, price, release date, animations, and whether it's worth buying.

What is the VALORANT Aeris Bundle?

Aeris is an Ultra Edition VALORANT skin collection built around enchanted playing cards and cardistry. Instead of simply applying the theme to the weapon models, Aeris works cards into the collection's equip, reload, inspect, kill, and finisher animations. The complete collection includes:

• Aeris Vandal
• Aeris Bandit
• Aeris Guardian
• Aeris Marshal
• Suit of Aeris Melee
• Aeris Flex
• Aeris Player Card
• Aeris Gun Buddy

The Vandal and Suit of Aeris are the obvious headline skins, but the Flex is more interesting than the usual bundle accessory thanks to its interactive card animations and hidden Riftbound Easter egg.

VALORANT Aeris Bundle weapons

VALORANT Aeris Vandal

The Aeris Vandal is the main standalone pick for players skipping the full bundle.

It includes magical-card animations, custom audio, kill effects, variants, and the finisher. At 2,375 VP, it’s pricey but the safest buy if you mainly use the Vandal.

VALORANT Aeris Bandit

The Aeris Bandit has the same full treatment as the Vandal, including animations, audio, effects, variants, and finisher.

Riot also chose the newer Bandit instead of weapons like the Phantom or Operator.

VALORANT Aeris Guardian

The Aeris Guardian gets the same enchanted-card effects and animations as the Vandal. No reduced features—Guardian users get the full Aeris experience.

VALORANT Aeris Marshal

The Aeris Marshal completes the set with the same animations, effects, audio, variants, and finisher. The lineup is unusual: Vandal + Bandit + Guardian + Marshal

There is no Aeris Phantom.

VALORANT Suit of Aeris Melee

The Suit of Aeris is the standout item in the bundle. Rather than remaining one weapon throughout its animations, the melee changes form depending on which attack you're performing:

• First primary attack: Dagger
• Second attack: Sword
• Third attack: Sword
• Fourth attack: Greatsword
• Alternate attack: Greatsword with its own animation

Cards form the weapon on equip, and it evolves into larger forms during attacks, making it feel like multiple melees in one. It costs 5,350 VP, so compare it with the 9,500 VP bundle if you’re considering multiple items.

VALORANT Aeris variants

The Aeris firearm skins have four color options, including the default appearance and three additional variants. Additional variants and weapon upgrade levels require Radianite Points, so remember that the VP purchase price doesn't necessarily cover everything needed to fully upgrade each gun.

VALORANT Aeris finisher

Aeris gets a dedicated card-themed finisher. After the final elimination, magical cards surround the defeated enemy before striking downward, followed by an explosion and a large burst of magical energy. It's one of the collection's strongest effects because the card theme carries all the way from basic weapon handling to the final kill.

VALORANT Aeris Bundle accessories

VALORANT Aeris Flex

The Aeris Flex gives your Agent an interactive magical deck with shuffle and card-drawing animations.

There's also a Riot crossover hidden inside it.

Aeris Riftbound Easter egg

When using the Aeris Flex, there's a 10% chance its regular cards will be replaced by cards inspired by Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game. Six Riftbound card variations can appear. It doesn't provide any gameplay advantage, but the random trigger makes the Flex more interesting than a standard bundle accessory.

VALORANT Aeris Player Card

The Aeris Player Card is a cosmetic profile banner that appears on your account and in pre-game lobbies. It features the bundle’s enchanted card aesthetic, with animated magical motifs that match the rest of the collection.

VALORANT Aeris Gun Buddy

The Aeris Gun Buddy is a small weapon charm that attaches to your guns in-game. It reflects the same mystical card theme as the rest of the bundle, acting as a subtle visual companion to the Aeris skins without affecting gameplay.

VALORANT Aeris Bundle price

The complete Aeris Bundle costs 9,500 VP.

The pricing strongly favors the complete collection if you want several skins. Buying all four firearm skins individually already costs 9,500 VP, matching the price of the entire bundle before even accounting for the melee and accessories. If you only want the Vandal, however, buying it separately for 2,375 VP makes much more sense.

How to get the VALORANT Aeris Bundle

Aeris is available through VALORANT's Featured Store during its initial release. To buy it:

1. Launch VALORANT.
2. Open the Store.
3. Find the Aeris Collection.
4. Choose the full bundle or an individual cosmetic.
5. Purchase it using VALORANT Points.
6. Spend Radianite Points afterward to unlock any additional upgrades and variants you want.

Once Aeris leaves the Featured Store, the complete collection won't remain permanently available. Individual eligible weapon skins can later return through the rotating Daily Store.

Will Aeris be in the VALORANT Night Market?

No. Aeris is an Ultra Edition collection, making its skins ineligible for the VALORANT Night Market under Riot's standard Night Market rules. Individual Aeris weapon skins can still return through your normal Daily Store rotation after the Featured Bundle leaves.

Is the VALORANT Aeris Bundle worth it?

At 9,500 VP, Aeris is expensive, but the complete bundle makes considerably more sense if you want several of its cosmetics. The Suit of Aeris is the standout. Its dagger-to-sword-to-greatsword transformation gives it a genuinely different feel from a standard melee, while the Vandal is probably the safest individual purchase because of how frequently you'll actually use it. The Flex deserves some credit too. Its 10% Riftbound Easter egg is small, but it gives the accessory something unique beyond filling another bundle slot.

The main drawback is the weapon selection. Aeris has four guns, but there's no Phantom, Sheriff, Operator, or SMG. If you're primarily a Phantom player, spending 9,500 VP becomes much harder to justify. If you want the transforming melee plus multiple Aeris guns, the full bundle offers substantially better value. If the Vandal is the only skin you'll actually use, grab it separately for 2,375 VP and save the rest of your VP.