You tap the battle pass and the game freezes on a thumbnail: ten new costumes, and your wallet is already whispering. I felt the same nudge—one part excitement, one part FOMO—and decided to catalog every skin so you don’t have to guess. I’ll point out what’s worth your lattice and what’s theatre for show.
I’ve played, photographed, and cross-checked community reaction on Discord and Reddit, and I’ll tell you which designs land and which are mainly posturing. I’m not here to lecture; think of me as the friend who reads patch notes so you don’t lose time chasing cosmetics.
You flip open a trading-card binder and count ten new rarities. All Marvel Rivals season 11 battle pass skins
There are 10 skins across the season 11 pass, spread across rarities from Rare to Legendary. The table below is a quick map: who’s flashy, who’s free, and where on the pass you can access each one.
| Skin | Rarity | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Emma Frost: Seat of Winter | Legendary | 11 |
| Mantis: Chronal Harmony | Legendary | One |
| Namor: Chronal Monarch | Epic | Three |
| Wolverine: X Deaths | Epic | Five |
| Squirrel Girl: Chronal Squirrel | Epic | Eight |
| Daredevil: The Man Without Fear | Epic | Nine |
| Iron Man: Silver Centurion | Epic | 10 |
| Ultron: Avenger Ultron | Rare | Four |
| Adam Warlock: Infinity Watch | Rare | Seven |
| Venom: Chrome Carnivore | Rare | Two |
Legendary slots are limited to two this season: Emma Frost and Mantis. Epic selections populate the middle of the pass and offer the most visual variety, while Rare skins are your budget buys if you don’t plan to spend on premium tiers.
Emma Frost: Seat of Winter
Regal and chilly, this skin leans into Emma’s ice-queen identity. The throne motif and frosted armor make it the season’s poster child for players who want presence in the lobby—like a silver crown in a blizzard.
Mantis: Chronal Harmony
Mantis gets a time-splinter look—soft greens and chrono accents—ideal if you prefer subtle effects over full spectacle.
Namor: Chronal Monarch
The Monarch skin gives Namor finned regalia and time motifs—good for players who want the aquatic king with a twist.
Wolverine: X Deaths
Wolverine’s is gritty and battle-scarred, a safe pick if you want a classic look with new textures.
Squirrel Girl: Chronal Squirrel
Playful and colorful, Squirrel Girl’s design leans into charm rather than menace—great if you enjoy whimsical cosmetics.
Daredevil: The Man Without Fear
Classic Daredevil silhouette with extra texture work; a reliable choice for fans who favor understated menace.
Iron Man: Silver Centurion
Silver Centurion is a fan-service rework with a retro-tech sheen—great if you enjoy helmets that glint in highlight reels.
Ultron: Avenger Ultron
Ultron’s mechanical polish is satisfying for players who want robotic flair without paying premium tiers.
Adam Warlock: Infinity Watch
Cosmetic nods to cosmic lore and the Infinity motif—solid if you want a mythic vibe without full extravagance.
Venom: Chrome Carnivore
Chrome textures and a glossy palette make Venom feel modern—useful if your goal is to look slick in highlight reels.
At a coffee shop you gossip about the freebies on a new season. Marvel Rivals season 11 battle pass free skins
The pass includes two free skins you can access without paying: Ultron: Avenger Ultron (Rare, page Four) and Iron Man: Silver Centurion (Epic, page Ten). If you’re on a budget and active in daily challenges, those two let you feel rewarded for playtime alone.
How much is the season 11 battle pass in Marvel Rivals?
You check your wallet and the store shows 990 Lattice as the pass price. If you convert typical in-game pack pricing into real money on platforms like Steam or the console stores, expect a mid-tier pass price around $10 (€10). I recommend checking the store on your platform—Epic Games Store, Steam, or the in-game shop—because occasional bundles or discounts shift the math.
If you prefer tools, track community reaction on Moyens I/O, Reddit, and Discord to see whether a skin’s visual appeal holds up after multiple matches; that’s how I filter impulse buys from worthy investments.
You stand at the checkout cursor and weigh impulse versus intention.
If your goal is maximum visual variety, the two Legendary skins and the string of Epics deliver the most statement pieces. If you’re strategic about currency, grinding toward the two free skins and buying only the pages you want via bundles (when they appear) usually gives the best value.
And remember: cosmetics are personal. Some players care about rarity; others want an aesthetic that matches their favorite hero lore. I’ve catalogued what’s here; what would you chase first and why?