Marvel Rivals Battle Pass: Price, Rewards and Currencies
November 9, 2026 · 5 min read
On this page
- Marvel Rivals battle pass at a glance
- The current battle pass
- How Chrono Tokens work
- Does the battle pass expire?
- Marvel Rivals currencies explained
- How much costumes cost
- Is Marvel Rivals pay-to-win?
- Frequently asked questions
- How much is the Marvel Rivals battle pass?
- Does the Marvel Rivals battle pass expire?
- What are Chrono Tokens used for in Marvel Rivals?
- What is the difference between Lattice and Units in Marvel Rivals?
- How many skins are in the Marvel Rivals battle pass?
- Can you still get old Marvel Rivals battle passes?
- Is Marvel Rivals pay to win?
The Marvel Rivals battle pass costs 990 Lattice (about $10) for the Luxury version. It has 10 costumes in recent seasons, you unlock its rewards with Chrono Tokens, and a bought pass never expires. This guide explains how the pass works and what Lattice, Units and Chrono Tokens are for, based on NetEase's monetization Dev Talk and the seasonal patch notes.
Last checked: November 9, 2026.
Marvel Rivals battle pass at a glance
| Free track | Luxury battle pass | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | 990 Lattice |
| Rewards | A smaller set of items, which has included costumes | Every reward in the pass, including all its costumes |
| Costumes | Fewer (the free track has included at least one) | 10 per pass in recent seasons |
| How you unlock items | Chrono Tokens | Chrono Tokens |
| Does a bought pass expire? | Not applicable | No |
At NetEase's standard Lattice price of $0.99 per 100, 990 Lattice works out to about $10. Buying the Luxury pass doesn't unlock everything at once. You still spend Chrono Tokens to unlock its rewards one at a time.
The current battle pass
A new battle pass arrives with each full season, not with the half-season updates. The current pass is Season 10's The Godbomb, released on September 11, 2026. It has 10 sets of costumes, including White Fox - Cosmic Kumiho, Captain America - Astral Aegis and Loki - The Chronicler.
Season 10.5, which started on October 9, 2026, didn't bring a new pass, so the next one is due with Season 11. Our Marvel Rivals seasons guide tracks when that is.
How Chrono Tokens work
Chrono Tokens are the battle pass currency. You earn them by playing:
- Missions: weekly missions and season-long missions give Chrono Tokens. Since Season 3, unfinished weekly missions roll over until the half-season ends, so you can catch up if you miss a week.
- Events: many seasonal events hand out Chrono Tokens along with Units and other items.
- Twitch Drops: some drop rounds have included Chrono Tokens.
You then spend them on the pass's reward pages. In recent passes most items cost 200 Chrono Tokens and costumes cost 400, and the rewards are spread over several pages that you unlock as you go.
Does the battle pass expire?
Not if you buy the Luxury version. NetEase said from launch that a Luxury pass you haven't finished can still be completed in later seasons, so you don't need to rush.
Passes from older seasons also come back for a limited time now and then:
- The Season 2 pass, Flower of Krakoa, returned during Season 7.5, from April 17 to April 30, 2026.
- The Season 4 pass, Fruit of Immortality, returned from September 11 to September 24, 2026, through the Reality Link Point section of the Battle Pass menu.
If you missed a pass you wanted, keep an eye on the patch notes at the start of each season.
Marvel Rivals currencies explained
| Currency | How you get it | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Lattice (gold) | Bought with real money, plus small amounts from the battle pass and some events | The Luxury battle pass, and converting into Units |
| Units (blue) | Converted from Lattice at 1:1, or earned for free from the battle pass, achievements and events | Costumes and bundles in the store |
| Chrono Tokens | Missions, events and some Twitch Drops | Unlocking battle pass rewards |
| Accessory Points | Earned by playing matches (added in Season 3) | Hero accessories in the shop |
Lattice is the premium currency. At launch, NetEase priced it at $0.99 for 100 Lattice up to $99.99 for 11,680 Lattice on Steam in the U.S. Prices can differ by platform and region.
Units are what most store costumes cost. You can turn Lattice into Units at a 1:1 rate, and the game also gives out free Units, which means you can buy some costumes without spending money. See our guide to free skins in Marvel Rivals for more ways to earn them.
How much costumes cost
Most costumes are sold in bundles. A standard bundle has five items: a costume, an MVP animation, an emote, a spray and a nameplate. At launch, NetEase listed these bundle prices:
| Bundle type | Bundle price | Value if bought separately |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | 1,600 Units | 2,200 Units |
| Epic MCU | 1,800 Units | 2,400 Units |
| Legendary | 2,400 Units | 3,300 Units |
Most costumes in a bundle can also be bought on their own, but the bundle costs less overall.
Is Marvel Rivals pay-to-win?
No. NetEase has said since before launch that heroes, maps and gameplay are free, and that paid items are cosmetic only, with no stat bonuses. That covers everything in the battle pass and the store.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Marvel Rivals battle pass?
The Luxury battle pass costs 990 Lattice, which is about $10 at the standard rate of $0.99 per 100 Lattice. The free track costs nothing but has fewer rewards.
Does the Marvel Rivals battle pass expire?
No, a Luxury pass you buy never expires. You can keep unlocking its rewards with Chrono Tokens after its season ends.
What are Chrono Tokens used for in Marvel Rivals?
Chrono Tokens unlock rewards in the battle pass. You earn them from weekly and seasonal missions, events and some Twitch Drops, and in recent passes most items cost 200 tokens and costumes cost 400.
What is the difference between Lattice and Units in Marvel Rivals?
Lattice is the premium currency you buy with real money. Units are mainly for buying costumes and bundles: you can convert Lattice into Units at 1:1, and you can also earn Units for free.
How many skins are in the Marvel Rivals battle pass?
Recent battle passes, including those for Seasons 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, each have 10 costumes. You need the Luxury pass to unlock all of them.
Can you still get old Marvel Rivals battle passes?
Sometimes. NetEase brings older passes back for short periods. The Season 2 pass returned in April 2026, and the Season 4 pass in September 2026.
Is Marvel Rivals pay to win?
No. All heroes are free, and everything you can buy, including the battle pass, is cosmetic only, with no effect on stats.
