Ahead of the 2025 VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) season, Riot Games has announced details surrounding its anticipated 2025 Team Capsules, alongside other esports-focused cosmetics.
For 2025, the developer and publisher will release Team Capsules, a Champions Collection, and a Season Capsule which features a unique melee skin. More information on the Season Capusle will be shared later in the year.
Below is a breakdown of everything you need to know about the 2025 VCT Team Capsules.
A total of 48 VCT teams will have a Team Capsule to reflect their participation in the 2025 season.
All VCT Partner Teams — along with newly-promoted sides BOOM Esports, Nongshim RedForce, Apeks, XLG Esports and 2GAME Esports — will have their own Capsule available to purchase.
What’s in the 2025 VCT Team Capsule?
Each Team Capsule contains the following items:
- Classic skin with a design inspired by the team and branding.
- An achievement tracker inspect available for teams with a number of VCT achievements.
- A 2025 player card.
- An in-game spray from the 2024 VCT Team Capsule.
Teams that have won VCT events will have their Classic skin equipped with a winner’s flair to mark their achievements.
2025 VCT Team Capsule Price
A single VCT Team Capsule is priced at 2,344, VALORANT Points (~£22.28).
The cheapest way to obtain the points needed to acquire a Team Capsule involves spending £22.50 on 500 VALORANT Points and 1890 VALORANT Points.
Players can purchase Team Capsules from VALORANT’s dedicated in-game esports store where customers can examine each of the Capsules before purchasing.
Why are VCT Team Capsules important to teams?
The VCT Team Capsules are an integral part of the VALORANT esports ecosystem.
Alongside allowing fans to support their favourite teams, 50% of the net profits generated by sales are split across all VCT partner teams.
Riot Games says sales of the 2024 VCT Team Capsules and the Champions Collection generated ‘over $44m (~£36.3m)’ from the sale of digital goods.
The revenue sharing is designed to create a sustainable ecosystem where VCT partner teams benefit from the collective success of sales.
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