If you are currently debating whether to drop your hard-earned VALORANT Points (VP) on the Champions 2026 bundle, you might want to hold off for just a few more days.
According to recent leaks, a brand-new weapon collection is right around the corner. Furthermore, highly anticipated details regarding the next VALORANT agent have surfaced, suggesting a massive shift in the game’s tactical meta.
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming bundle and the newly leaked agent abilities.
The Leaked 5-Piece Weapon Bundle
Data miners have revealed that Riot Games is preparing to drop a new bundle featuring four weapon skins and one melee.
At this exact moment, it remains unclear whether this will be a high-tier Premium collection with extensive visual effects and finishers, or a standard tier “filler” bundle. While the exact weapons have not been confirmed, there is heavy community speculation that a Vandal will serve as the collection’s flagship weapon.
Why You Should Wait: A significant portion of the player base has been hesitant to purchase the Champions 2026 bundle due to its high price tag and mixed feelings regarding the melee not being as unique as previous years.
If this upcoming collection turns out to be a Premium bundle, it could completely change your purchasing decision. It is highly recommended to wait until the new bundle is officially revealed. This will give you the perfect opportunity to compare the melee animations, visual effects, and overall value between both collections before you make your final choice. If the new leak ends up just being a filler bundle, the Champions collection will still be available as a fallback option.
New Agent Leak: Signature Invisibility?
Beyond cosmetics, the competitive meta might be getting a massive shakeup. According to early leaks, the next VALORANT agent could feature an invisibility mechanic.
While invisibility is not entirely new to the game—Yoru can enter a dimensional drift to become invisible during his ultimate—the leaks suggest this new agent might possess invisibility as a signature ability.
If an agent can access invisibility on a standard round-by-round basis without requiring ultimate points, it could make her gameplay completely different from anything currently in the roster. Naturally, because this information is based on early leaks, it should be taken with a grain of salt until Riot officially unveils the agent.
