VALORANT RGX 11z Pro Vandal: Price, Variants, and What to Check Before Buying
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VALORANT RGX 11z Pro Vandal: Price, Variants, and What to Check Before Buying

URITRIP·October 5, 2026

Before buying an RGX Vandal, you may want more than a look at the model: the price, variant requirements, and how its sound feels beside the default Vandal. A highlight clip can make a skin tempting, but separate cosmetics from weapon performance.

RGX 11z Pro Vandal combines RGB lighting with mechanical styling. The useful purchase questions are whether the design and sound suit you, and whether the upgrade-inclusive cost fits your budget. Equipping it does not increase Vandal damage or accuracy.

What Is the RGX Vandal?

RGB Lighting and Mechanical Styling

RGX takes visual cues from premium gaming hardware, with lighting and a high-end mechanical finish. It is worth previewing if that style appeals.

It favors bright hardware-like shapes over ornate or fantasy decoration. Liking the full preview model and finding it comfortable in a match are separate questions; the first-person view matters most during fights.

Check Variants and Effects Separately

Alongside the base look, the Vandal offers red, blue, and yellow variants. Check each desired variant’s unlock requirements in Collections and distinguish the purchased base appearance from upgraded effects.

If copying a teammate’s look, identify the upgrades and variant on that weapon. The base store model may not include every effect you noticed.

RGX Vandal Price and Upgrade Budget

The Source-Listed Base Price Is 2,175 VP

The original article’s skin listing gives the RGX 11z Pro Vandal a base price of 2,175 VP. Your actual in-client offer is the final reference for a purchase.

VP is not the same as your local-currency checkout total. Existing VP, available top-up packs, and applicable offers affect what you must spend. For a North American account, use its own local prices rather than the Korean article’s currency assumptions.

Include Radianite in the Budget

Eligible effects, animations, and variants use Radianite Points. Separate those upgrades from the VP used to buy the base skin.

Check the points needed for the desired levels in Collections. Compare the cost with your Radianite balance, including any extra acquisition needed. You need not unlock effects you do not plan to use.

Does Better ‘Feel’ Mean Better Accuracy?

Audio and Visuals Can Change Perception

Different sounds and effects can make the same Vandal feel different. One player may find the RGX report clearer; another may prefer the default. Perceived impact depends on taste and familiarity.

Treat positive sound reviews as preferences, not objective stat improvements. Another player’s favorite skin may not feel comfortable to you.

It Does Not Improve Damage or Recoil

Riot describes a principle of keeping skins from providing gameplay advantages or disadvantages. RGX does not increase the Vandal’s damage or reduce its recoil.

Buy for how much you enjoy a frequently used weapon’s model and sound, not an expected win-rate increase. Practice stopping, crosshair placement, and fight distances to improve ranked mechanics.

Finding RGX in the Store

Check Your Own Available Offers

Confirm that RGX Vandal is currently offered to your account. Seeing a skin in Collections does not mean it is available to purchase now.

If it is absent, follow the current offers and rotation information. Do not assume a guaranteed arrival date or use someone else’s store screenshot as proof of your availability.

Night.Market Does Not Let You Choose a Specific Skin

Night.Market offers six randomly selected discounted skins rather than a wishlist selector. Riot’s eligibility rules also limit its pool. Standard offers exclude Exclusive-tier gun skins, so do not plan on an RGX Vandal appearing there simply through luck.

For this purchase, check the normal store and the official terms of any special event. Special promotions can have their own rules; judge the offer actually displayed rather than assuming a discount.

Before Buying: A Short Checklist

Compare these points:

  • Usage: do you regularly play Vandal?
  • Design: will you enjoy the RGB and mechanical look over time?
  • Sound: does the firing audio feel comfortable?
  • Unlocks: did you check the upgrades for your desired effects and variants?
  • Full cost: did you account for VP top-ups and any missing Radianite?

If a teammate drops a weapon with the skin, trying it can help judge the first-person feel. Do not assume every unowned skin is freely testable in the Range; use available previews and legitimate in-match opportunities.

RGX Vandal FAQ

Do I Get Every Variant and Effect Immediately?

Separate the base purchase from upgrades. Check unlock requirements in Collections before setting the budget.

Is a Pro Player’s Skin Better?

A pro’s choice can inform taste, but it is not evidence of superior weapon stats. Predictions about tournament use also differ from confirmed use in an actual match.

Who Might Like RGX Vandal?

Regular Vandal players who enjoy RGB hardware styling may like it. If you prefer a plain model with fewer effects, compare other options.

RGX changes the look and sound of a weapon you already use. Preview both, include the upgrades in your budget, and choose on that basis.

Regional and version notes

The 2,175 VP figure is the source-listed base price, not a guaranteed current offer. Check local checkout and Radianite separately. Night.Market’s ordinary gun pool is restricted by edition; do not treat RGX Vandal as a guaranteed eligible discount. Special events may publish different terms. Some illustrations are retained from the Korean edition and may include Korean labels. Use the English article text for instructions.

Localization sources checked October 22, 2026 (Korea time):