The most highly anticipated event of any VALORANT Act is running from 26th of March to 16th of April. The Night Market is returning for Season 2026 Act 2 (S26A2), bringing players another chance to score massive discounts on some of the game’s most coveted weapon skins.
If you are hoping to finally grab that Reaver Vandal or Xenohunter knife at a discount, it is crucial to know what can actually appear in your six personalized cards. Riot Games follows strict rules for the Night Market: it only includes skins from the Select, Deluxe, and Premium tiers, and absolutely no melee weapons priced at 4,350 VP or higher will be featured. Exclusive and Ultra edition bundles (like Kuronami or Elderflame) are completely off the table.
Here is the complete, definitive list of every single bundle eligible to appear in your S26A2 Night Market.
🔵 Select Edition Bundles (Lowest Tier)
These skins are the most basic and affordable, typically featuring new textures without custom animations or VFX.
- Convex
- Daydreams
- Endeavour
- Fortune’s Hand
- Galleria
- Infantry
- Intergrade
- Luxe
- Prism II
- Reverie
- Rupture
- Rush
- Sensation
- Smite (1.0 & 2.0)
- Storm Maw
- Switchback
- Wonderstallion
🟢 Deluxe Edition Bundles (Mid Tier)
Deluxe skins step up the model changes and visual designs, though they usually still lack heavy visual effects or unique reload animations.
- Abyssal
- Altitude
- Aperture
- Aristocrat
- Avalanche
- Chromedek
- Combat Crafts
- Emberclad
- Holomoku
- Horizon
- Kohaku & Matsuba
- Luna
- Minima (1.0 & 2.0)
- MK.VII Liberty
- Nanomight
- NO LIMITS
- Nunca Olvidados
- Orion
- Prism (1.0 & Reloaded Outlaw)
- Sakura
- Sarmad
- Silvanus
- Snowfall
- Team Ace
- Tigris
- Titanmail
- VALORANT Go! Vol. 3
- Wasteland (1.0 & 2.0)
- Winterwunderland
🟣 Premium Edition Bundles (High Tier)
This is the jackpot tier for most players. Premium skins feature custom VFX, sound effects, animations, and finishers. Getting a strong discount on a Premium skin is the ultimate Night Market win.
- Aemondir
- Black Market
- Bolt
- Celestial
- Crimsonbeast
- Cryostasis
- Doodle Buds
- Ego (1.0 & Outlaw)
- Forsaken
- Gaia’s Vengeance (1.0 & 2.0)
- Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster (G.U.N)
- Helix
- Ion (1.0 & 2.0)
- Magepunk (1.0, 2.0 & 3.0)
- Nebula
- Neptune (1.0 & 2.0)
- Oni (1.0 & 2.0)
- Origin
- Prime (1.0 & 2.0)
- Radiant Crisis 001
- Reaver (1.0 & 2.0)
- Recon
- Soulstrife
- Sovereign (1.0 & 2.0)
- Spline
- Tethered Realms
- Undercity
- Valiant Hero
- VALORANT Go! Vol. 1 & Vol. 2
- Xenohunter
- XERØFANG (Note: The XERØFANG melee is excluded due to the price cap).
🛑 The “Bad Luck Protection” and Melee Rules
To ensure players get a fair shake, Riot has implemented “Bad Luck Protection” for the Night Market. If you don’t own every single Premium edition skin in the game, you are guaranteed to receive at least two Premium tier skins in your six offers. Furthermore, you will not receive more than two skins for the exact same weapon type (e.g., you won’t get three Vandal skins), unless your remaining eligible skin pool is extremely small.
The Melee Rule: While you can absolutely get a knife in your Night Market, any melee weapon that originally costs 4,350 VP or more is strictly excluded. This means high-end knives like the XERØFANG knife, the Reaver Karambit, or the Oni Katana will never appear, even though their corresponding gun skins are in the Premium pool.
