ValorantTrading card game

Yes. FanBoosters is a free trading card game that runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone, and Valorant is one of its sets: 44 cards, plus 2 secret Mythics. You open boosters, collect the cards, trade with friends and complete the set. Nothing to install, nothing to pay.

A Valorant booster costs 300 coins and no token: all five of its cards come from the Valorant set. The All Collections booster is free - one booster token, and you get a token back every 30 minutes - and draws from every universe at once. Every booster holds five cards, the last one Rare or better, and a coin card.

The Mythics, secret rares numbered beyond the set: Cypher and Sage. Then the Legendaries, such as Brimstone, Reyna, Sova, and Killjoy. About one booster in 67 ends on a Mythic.

46 in all: 13 Common, 11 Uncommon, 10 Rare, 6 Epic, 4 Legendary, and 2 Mythic. Rarity follows each character’s fame in the fandom, blended with power when the wiki gives figures.

No. FanBoosters is a fan project, not affiliated with the rights holders of Valorant or with Fandom. Card texts come from the Valorant wiki under its licence, and every card links back to the page it was forged from.