I dropped into a 2v2 match and watched an enemy player slip the tenth stone into their inventory. My heart tightened—ten stones and a single finger snap could change the scoreboard. I stayed, I hunted, and I learned the path from desperation to possession.
I’m here to show you how to get the Infinity Gauntlet accessory in Marvel Rivals without spending a cent. I play these modes, I track meta shifts in Season 10.5, and I’ll point out the moves that turn random matches into stone hunts.
Queues spike when a new season lands — how to get the Infinity Gauntlet accessory for free
The Infinity Gauntlet isn’t available in the accessory shop. NetEase Games tied it to the Path to Doomsday — Avengers: Infinity War event in Season 10.5, so you must complete the final mission, “Take 10 stones from other teams in Path to Doomsday — Avengers: Infinity War”, to get the accessory.
This is the hardest mission introduced with the new 2v2 Infinity War PvP mode, and that difficulty is intentional: it creates a chase. The mission remains active until December 11, 2026, at 12:30 AM UTC, so you have time to grind and refine a strategy.
How do I get the Infinity Gauntlet in Marvel Rivals?
Play the new 2v2 Infinity War PvP mode and steal stones from other teams. Focus on coordination: target the stone carrier, secure kills or assists, and prioritize objectives that expose carriers. Use heroes with mobility or burst damage to isolate opponents and take stones quickly.
Is the Infinity Gauntlet free to obtain?
Yes — the Gauntlet itself is free if you complete the event mission. You won’t spend in-game currency to buy it, but you will invest time and competitive effort in PvP matches across Season 10.5.
The final mission is a locked fortress waiting for a pickaxe; think in terms of attrition, pressure, and timing rather than raw power.
You can spot movie-era faces in the roster — which heroes can wear the Infinity Gauntlet accessory
Not every roster pick can equip the Gauntlet. NetEase limited it to characters who appeared in the final Marvel’s Avengers films. That list includes Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Scarlet Witch, Winter Soldier, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Doctor Strange, Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Groot, Mantis, and Black Widow.
If you main one of those heroes, you get style and effect; if not, you’ll need to swap to showcase the Gauntlet.
Which heroes can wear the Infinity Gauntlet in Marvel Rivals?
The full list above is your reference. These characters were chosen for thematic continuity with Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, so expect cosmetic exclusivity tied to the films’ roster.
Matches reward moments — what the Infinity Gauntlet pop-up effect does
The accessory has a showpiece: when equipped, the Gauntlet glows with six stones and performs a finger-snapping animation that triggers on kills and assists. The pop-up is purely cosmetic, but it amplifies presence in a match and signals to opponents that you collected the stones.
The Infinity Gauntlet is a crown of collapsing stars, a visual signature that turns a simple accessory into an in-game proclamation.
Community chatter spikes — practical tips that actually work
Coordination beats brute force in this mode. Pair with a teammate who can force engagements while you hunt the carrier. Use heroes with gap-closers or crowd control to isolate the stone holder and split them from support.
Track streamers on Twitch and creators on YouTube for live demos. Join Discord channels and Reddit threads for quick partner finds; those platforms are where players swap tactics fast.
When you’re in matchflow: pressure objectives, punish overextensions, and never chase alone when the enemy has an escape route.
NetEase Games crafted a high-stakes chase that rewards persistence and teamwork. You can grind solo, but the quickest path runs through coordinated play and watching high-level matches to copy movement and timing.
Will you spend the rest of Season 10.5 chasing ten stones and a cosmetic crown, or will you let others claim the snap and argue about whether cosmetics matter in competitive play?