Valorant Night Market Dec 2025: Dates & Best Skins

The familiar glow of neon cards is about to return to your client, signaling one of the most anticipated events for collectors and competitive players alike. The Valorant Night Market for December 2025 is officially on its way, confirmed by Riot Games as the final major skin discount event of the year. For many, this is the last chance to grab that coveted Vandal or Phantom skin at a significant discount before the new year. This guide covers the official dates, how the system works, and provides strategic tips to help you snag the best possible skins for your collection and dominate your ranked games.

Official Night Market Dates & Schedule

Riot Games has locked in the schedule for the year’s final edition of the Night Market, aligning it with the holiday season and the latter part of Episode 11, Act 3. The American developer confirmed via its official social media channels that players will have approximately three weeks to reveal their personalized offers and make their choices. Mark your calendars, as the window of opportunity is limited.

• Start Date: December 11, 2025
• End Date: January 2, 2026

This schedule gives players a 22-day period to log in and check their six unique, discounted skin offerings. Once revealed, these offers are fixed and cannot be re-rolled, making that initial reveal a moment of high anticipation for the entire player base, from Iron to Radiant.

How to Get the Best Skins in Your Night Market

While the Night Market’s offerings are based on a random algorithm, there are patterns and rules that can inform your expectations. The system presents six different weapon skins with randomized discounts. Understanding the mechanics is key to appreciating your potential haul and avoiding disappointment.

Night Market Rules & Odds

The system is designed to prevent players from receiving offers for skins they already own. Furthermore, it guarantees at least two Premium Edition (PE) tier skins and ensures you won’t receive more than two offers for the same weapon type unless it’s impossible with your current collection. However, it’s crucial to remember that Ultra and Exclusive Edition skins (like the VCT collections or Arcane Sheriff) will never appear. This means your best chance is to aim for iconic skins like the Reaver Vandal, Prime Phantom, or Ion Operator. Community theories suggest the algorithm may slightly favor weapon types for which you have few or no skins, but this has never been officially confirmed by Riot Games.

Is Your Connection Ready for Your New Skins?

Securing a top-tier skin from the Night Market is only the first step. The true value of a skin like the Forsaken Operator or Glitchpop Phantom is realized in the heat of competitive play, where every shot and ability usage must be executed with millimetric precision. A great skin might boost your confidence, but that confidence is quickly shattered by lag spikes, packet loss, or high ping that causes you to lose a critical duel. Your performance must be as reliable as the skin you’ve just invested in.

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Published by automated system on December 5, 2025 at 8:01 PM