VALORANT Mystbloom Collection: Skins, Price, and Everything You Need to Know

The Valorant Mystbloom collection is an Exclusive Edition skin line released in two waves: the first (Episode 8, 2024) covers the Sheriff, Judge, Phantom, Operator and the Mystbloom Kunai, and the second (V25) adds the Ghost, Vandal, Outlaw, Ares and the Mystbloom Fanblade. Each gun costs 2,175 VP, each melee 4,350 VP, and every gun has Blue, Orange and Purple variants.

What’s in the Valorant Mystbloom collection?

Mystbloom is built around flowers and petals: blossoming weapon bodies, petal reload animations and a finisher that surrounds the victim with a bed of flowers. The official Valorant wiki lists it as an Exclusive Edition collection (internal codename “Spirit”), released as two separate bundles. If you liked one wave, it’s worth knowing the other exists, because the two cover completely different guns.

Accessories came with each wave too: the Mystbloom Buddy (475 VP), Card (375 VP) and Spray (325 VP) in the first bundle, and the Mystbloom, V25 Buddy (675 VP), Card (375 VP) and Spray (325 VP) in the second.

How much does the Mystbloom bundle cost?

Bought as a full bundle, each wave costs the price of its four guns, 8,700 VP, and the melee and accessories come free on top. That’s how Valorant bundles work: the wiki notes that buying the bundle directly gives “free Melee skin and free accessories.” Buying the pieces separately would cost 8,700 VP for the guns plus 4,350 VP for the melee plus the accessories, so the bundle saves you well over 5,000 VP if you want everything.

What does that mean in real money? It depends on your region, since Valorant Points are priced in local currency and the VP packs differ by country. Our Valorant Points to USD guide converts VP prices for the common regions, so you can see what 2,175 or 8,700 VP costs where you live.

Mystbloom collection upgrades and variants

Every Mystbloom gun upgrades through three levels with Radianite Points, and the melee has its own upgrade. According to the official wiki:

• Level 2 (guns): new muzzle flash visuals and gunfire sounds.
• Level 3 (guns): new equip and reload effects, with petals vanishing and re-forming in the other hand before being placed into the gun; the Sheriff gets an extra reload animation.
• Level 4 (guns): a kill banner, matching kill audio and the flower-bed finisher.
• Level 2 (melee): new equip and inspect animations, plus music that plays while you inspect until you do something else.

Variants come in three colours: Blue, Orange and Purple. Picking a variant also changes the kill banner and finisher colour, and the wiki notes a nice touch: equip the Mystbloom Buddy on a Mystbloom gun and the buddy’s colour changes to match the variant.

Episode 8 vs V25: which Mystbloom wave is better?

It depends on your guns, not the art. The two waves share the same look, upgrades and variants, so the real question is which weapons you buy every round.

The Episode 8 wave suits Phantom players and snipers: it has the Phantom (one of the two main rifles) and the Operator. The Sheriff and Judge are situational. The V25 wave suits Vandal players and adds the Ghost, the Outlaw sniper and the Ares machine gun.

Honestly, it’s simple. If you only play one rifle, buy the wave that has it. A Mystbloom Vandal does nothing for a Phantom main, however good it looks in the preview. And which melee do you prefer, a single Kunai or the Fanblade? That’s the other tiebreaker, since the melee is free in the bundle but expensive on its own.

When was the Mystbloom collection released?

Twice. The first wave arrived in Episode 8 in 2024. The official VALORANT account teased it on X in late April and early May of that year, and the wiki dates the bundle to patch 8.08. The second wave, labelled V25 in the store, came with patch 11.11 under Valorant’s newer season naming, and it reused the same art direction on a different set of guns.

Will there be a third wave? Riot hasn’t said. Keep an eye on the store if your main gun isn’t covered yet.

How to preview Mystbloom before you buy

Don’t buy from screenshots. The in-game store lets you preview every skin at each upgrade level and in every variant, including the finisher video and the reload animation. Do it. Check the variant you’d actually use, because the base colours look very different from Orange or Purple in motion. If a gun from the collection is in your daily Featured Store, the same preview button works there, so you can compare it with whatever else showed up that day before spending anything.

How to get Mystbloom skins now

Each Mystbloom bundle was available in the store for a limited time when it launched. After a bundle leaves, the wiki explains, only the collection’s weapon skins can return, and they do it through your daily Featured Store offers, the four rotating skins you see each day. Melee skins and accessories don’t come back that way.

So if you missed the bundle, the realistic route is patience: keep checking your daily store and buy the gun you want when it appears. Bundles sometimes return to the store as well, but Riot doesn’t announce a schedule for that, so treat a return as a bonus rather than a plan. You can also watch the Night Market when it runs, though there’s no guarantee a specific skin shows up there; our Valorant Night Market guide explains how its offers work.

Which Mystbloom skin to buy first

If you can only afford one skin, start with the gun you buy most rounds. For most players that’s a rifle: the Phantom from the Episode 8 wave or the Vandal from V25. You’ll see it in nearly every full-buy round. That’s where a finisher and a custom reload get the most screen time. Snipers are the next best value, since an Operator or Outlaw main sees their skin every round they hold an angle.

Pistols come third. Sure, a Mystbloom Sheriff or Ghost is lovely, but you only hold it in pistol rounds and ecos. The melee is the luxury pick at 4,350 VP on its own, which is why it makes the most sense inside a bundle where it costs nothing extra.

Is the Mystbloom collection worth it?

For a flower-themed skin line, it’s unusually complete. You get a full four-level upgrade path, three colour variants, a finisher and a melee with its own inspect music, at the standard Exclusive price of 2,175 VP per gun. Compared with Ultra Edition lines, it’s a mid-priced collection with most of the features players care about.

To be fair, the theme is the deciding factor. Mystbloom is soft and bright. If you’re unsure, watch the in-game preview with Level 4 and each variant before buying.

Real talk: the best value is buying the bundle for the wave with your main rifle, then using the free melee and buddy. If you’re building a collection from zero, our guide to free Valorant skins covers what you can earn without spending, and the Valorant bundles page compares other collections at the same price.

Mystbloom collection tips for buyers

A few practical points save money. Check your daily store before buying a bundle if you only want one gun, since a single 2,175 VP skin costs far less than 8,700 VP. Upgrade only the guns you use; Radianite Points take time to earn, and the Level 4 finisher on an Outlaw you never buy is wasted. Put simply, spend on the skins you’ll see every match, and the Valorant Mystbloom collection will feel worth its price.

FAQ

How much is the Mystbloom bundle in Valorant?

Each Mystbloom bundle costs 8,700 VP, the price of its four guns at 2,175 VP each, with the melee skin and accessories included free.

Which guns are in the Mystbloom collection?

The Episode 8 wave has the Sheriff, Judge, Phantom, Operator and Kunai melee. The V25 wave has the Ghost, Vandal, Outlaw, Ares and Fanblade melee.

Does Mystbloom have variants?

Yes. Every Mystbloom gun has Blue, Orange and Purple variants, which also change the kill banner and finisher colour.

Is Mystbloom an Exclusive Edition skin?

Yes. The official Valorant wiki lists Mystbloom as an Exclusive Edition collection, with guns at 2,175 VP and melee skins at 4,350 VP.

Can I still buy Mystbloom skins?

Once a bundle leaves the store, Mystbloom weapon skins can return in your daily Featured Store offers. Melee skins and accessories do not return that way.

What does the Mystbloom finisher do?

At Level 4, the finisher surrounds the eliminated player with a bed of flowers, with colours that match the chosen variant.