- Luxury pass: 990 Lattice
- 10 costumes, 2 of them free
- Items 200, costumes 400 Chrono Tokens
- 600 Lattice + 600 Units back
Twelve pages. Ten costumes. Two of them free.
Missions pay Chrono Tokens, tokens unlock rewards page by page, and the luxury track adds eight costumes and most of the Lattice. This is the whole board.
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Top of each pair: freeBottom: luxuryL = Lattice · U = Units · ◆ = cosmetics
Pass contents and token costs: Beebom's Season 10 Battle Pass walkthrough (11 September 2026), page by page; dashed slots are pages that list doesn't itemise. Pass name and costume count: NetEase's Season 10 notes. Lattice is the game's premium currency — no real-money prices here.
In Marvel Rivals, "progression" mostly means cosmetics, currencies and ranked rewards. The centre of it is the Battle Pass, rebuilt every full season with ten costumes, but it's only one of four ways to earn: events give costumes away, Competitive pays a costume every half-season, and the pass itself returns part of its own price. This guide explains how each works in Season 10, using The Godbomb as the worked example, and how to get the most out of them without paying more than you mean to. It's written as of 8 November 2026; Season 11 brings a new pass on 13 November 2026.
- Ten costumes every season — NetEase's notes have said so since Season 1.
- Costumes cost 400 Chrono Tokens, other items 200 (Beebom, Season 10).
- The pass returns 600 of its 990 Lattice, so the next pass needs 390 more.
- Old passes come back — Season 4's returned for two weeks in September 2026 via Reality Link Points.
- At least seven free event costumes in NetEase's 2026 notes, three of them still open.
- Gold rank pays a costume each half-season — ten Competitive matches first.
How the Battle Pass works
Each full season NetEase launches a new pass with the same promise — the Season 1 notes put it as "a dazzling shiny new Battle Pass featuring 10 brand new sets of heroic costumes", and the Season 10 notes as "10 all-new sets of heroic costumes". Half-seasons don't bring a new one — the Season 10.5 notes name no pass — so The Godbomb has covered both halves since 11 September, and Season 11 replaces it on 13 November 2026.
Progress isn't a straight XP bar. You earn Chrono Tokens by completing missions and spend them to unlock the rewards you want, page by page. In Beebom's walkthrough of The Godbomb, most items cost 200 tokens and costumes cost 400, and the rewards are spread over 12 pages. Everyone gets the free track; the luxury track is bought with 990 Lattice in the Battle Pass menu. One luxury costume — Captain America's "Astral Aegis" — unlocks the moment you buy the luxury track.
What's in The Godbomb
The Season 10 pass is themed on Gorr's season. Its ten costumes, in the order the pages unlock them:
| Page | Free track | Luxury track |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Captain America emote and spray, Gorr nameplate | Captain America — Astral Aegis (instant unlock) |
| 2 | Blade spray and nameplate, 100 Units | Blade — Silvered Slayer, plus 100 Lattice |
| 3 | Psylocke nameplate, spray and emote | Psylocke — Business Elite, plus 100 Units |
| 4 | Hawkeye Thunderbolts, plus 100 Units | not itemised |
| 5 | Loki nameplate and spray, 100 Lattice | Loki — The Chronicler, plus 100 Units |
| 6 | Ragnarok Falls gallery card | not itemised |
| 7 | Punisher nameplate, spray and emote, 100 Units | The Punisher — Vengeful Vigilante |
| 8 | Doctor Strange spray and nameplate | Doctor Strange — Astral Arcana, plus 100 Lattice |
| 9 | Squirrel Girl emote and spray, 100 Units | Squirrel Girl — Savage Squirrel, plus 100 Lattice |
| 10 | Groot Grootlactus, MVP animation | not itemised |
| 11 | White Fox spray, 100 Lattice | White Fox — Cosmic Kumiho, plus 100 Lattice |
| 12 | Long Live the King in Black gallery card | not itemised |
Page by page as listed by Beebom (11 September 2026); "not itemised" means that list names nothing on the luxury track of that page. Many pages also hold 100 Unstable Molecules.
The free track is worth finishing even if you never pay: Hawkeye's "Thunderbolts" costume on page 4 and Groot's "Grootlactus" on page 10, with an MVP animation, plus 200 Lattice and 400 Units along the way. The luxury track's headliners are White Fox's "Cosmic Kumiho" on the last costume page and Captain America's instant "Astral Aegis".
Does the pass pay for itself?
Not entirely, and it helps to know the gap before you count on it. Adding up Beebom's page-by-page list, The Godbomb pays 200 Lattice on the free track and 400 on the luxury track — 600 in all — against a price of 990. To buy the next season's luxury track from the pass alone you'd need another 390 Lattice. The pass also pays 600 Units (400 free, 200 luxury), which spend in the store, not on passes.
BoostPirate's advice: buy the luxury track only once you've seen how far you get on the free track in the first week or two. If you play enough to finish the free pages, you'll finish the luxury ones; if you stall at page five, the 400 luxury Lattice won't come back to you either.
The currencies
The premium currency: it buys the luxury track and store bundles. The pass pays some back — 600 on The Godbomb.
The earned currency. Events and the pass hand it out in hundreds — the Times Square photo walls paid 100 Units each this season.
Battle Pass progress. Missions pay them; you spend them on the page rewards you want.
Some events have their own: Galacta's Gift Vol. 3 brought back the Costume Coin for its Exchange Store until 13 November.
Two more show up in the rewards: Unstable Molecules, which the pass and some tournaments pay in hundreds, and the Reality Link Points used to buy rerun passes. Neither is explained in the sources we could check, so treat this list as what the game hands out, not a full economy.
Old passes and reruns
A pass you missed isn't always gone for good. In the Season 10 patch notes NetEase brought back the Season 4 pass: "The Season 4 Battle Pass, Fruit of Immortality, will return for a limited time!", bought "via the Reality Link Point interface in the Battle Pass menu", from 11 to 24 September 2026. The passes NetEase's notes name this year:
- Season 4Fruit of Immortality — Back 11–24 Sep 2026 through Reality Link Points
- Season 6Museum Ticket — “All-new BP” with the Night at the Museum serial
- Season 7Tablet of Life and Time — Season 7, March 2026
- Season 8Project: Heroic Age — Rogue Starlit Rebel, Jeff Devil Landshark, Gambit Barrier Buster
- Season 9The Season 9 pass — En Sabah Nur's engine: Deadpool Dead Mummy, Elsa Primal Predator, Rocket Golden Artificer
- Season 10The Godbomb — White Fox Cosmic Kumiho, Captain America Astral Aegis, Loki The Chronicler
NetEase doesn't announce reruns in advance, so the only way to know is the patch notes of each new season.
Free costumes from events
Most seasons give away more costumes through events than through the free track. An event usually has a mission list; finish it and one costume is yours, with premium costumes sold next to it. These are the free event costumes NetEase's 2026 patch notes name; the highlighted ones are still open on 8 November 2026.
Jeff the Land Shark — “8-Bit Bash”Whac-A-JeffSeason 6 (Jan 2026)
Mantis — “Black & Gold”ESU Open Day17 Apr – 12 Jun 2026- Groot — “Ironwood Serpent”Shenloong Tournament12 Jun – 10 Jul 2026
Venom — “President Ozzy”Jeff's Dream Eater17 Sep – 15 Oct 2026
Thor — “The Avengers”Infinity Finale9 Oct – 10 Dec 2026
Rocket Raccoon — “Trash King”All Hallows' Glow15 Oct – 13 Nov 2026- Captain America — “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”Path to Doomsday - Avengers: Endgame22 Oct – 26 Nov 2026
Rocket Raccoon's "Trash King" ends with All Hallows' Glow on 13 November, the Captain America costume with the Endgame mode on 26 November and Thor's "The Avengers" with Infinity Finale on 10 December. Twitch drops add more: Angela's "Will of Galacta" ran from 9 October to 6 November. The Season 10.5 guide keeps the full event calendar.
Ranked rewards as progression
Competitive is the other free costume source. Every half-season NetEase names a Gold-rank costume — Gorr's "Gods' Graveyard" in Season 10 and Jeff the Land Shark's "Razor-Tooth" in Season 10.5 — and higher ranks add nameplate frames and Crests of Honor. Since the second half of Season 1 you must complete at least ten Competitive matches in the season to receive anything. The rewards depend on the highest rank you reach, so a Gold costume is yours once you've touched Gold and played your ten. The ranked rewards guide lists every costume and crest, and the Quick Match vs Competitive guide explains the ten-match rule.
Account level and achievements
Your account level matters once: Competitive unlocks at level 15 (Season 2 notes), and every mode raises it. After that, level is a badge. Achievements are the long-term track — NetEase updates them with seasons, and the Season 10 notes renamed five ("Echoes of the Abyss" became "Missing Sword Notice", for one) while keeping "existing progress" and completed achievements. Team-up achievements changed conditions in the same patch, after the Season 9 team-up rebuild.
A plan to finish the pass
BoostPirate's routine for finishing a pass without grinding:
- Clear missions in batches, not daily trickles
Missions pay the tokens; let a few pile up and clear them in one session with the heroes and modes they ask for.
- Unlock costumes first
Costumes cost 400 tokens and can't be bought elsewhere later; sprays and nameplates can wait.
- Match missions to modes you enjoy
Read what each mission asks for and play it in the mode you like; event modes carry free costumes of their own — the Arcade modes guide shows what's on.
- Stack events on top
Event missions overlap with pass missions more often than not; play them in the same session.
- Play your ten ranked matches
The Gold costume and crests are a second track that costs nothing but time.
What to spend on — and what to skip
- Finish the free track first; it pays 200 Lattice and two costumes.
- Keep the pass's Lattice for the next luxury track.
- Check an event's end date before you buy its premium costume.
- Watch the season's first patch notes for a rerun of a pass you missed.
- Buy the luxury track in the last week unless you're near the end of the free pages.
- Assume the pass refunds itself — it returns 600 of 990 Lattice.
- Spend tokens on sprays while a costume page is still locked.
- Miss your ten ranked matches and lose the Gold costume.
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- NetEase patch notes — Season 1 (ten costumes per pass) · Season 2 (level 15) · Season 6 (Museum Ticket, Whac-A-Jeff) · Season 7 (Tablet of Life and Time) · Season 7.5 (ESU Open Day) · Season 8 (Project: Heroic Age) · Season 8.5 (Shenloong Tournament) · Season 9 (pass costumes) · Season 10 (The Godbomb, Fruit of Immortality rerun, achievements, Gold costume) · 20260917 (Jeff's Dream Eater) · 20260924 (Galacta's Gift Vol. 3) · Season 10.5 (Infinity Finale, Twitch drops, Razor-Tooth) · 20261015 (All Hallows' Glow) · 20261022 (Endgame costume, 100 Units photo)
- NetEase dev diaries — Dev Talk Vol. 10 (February 2025: ten matches for rewards)
- Secondary — Beebom: Season 10 Battle Pass (Ajith Kumar, 11 September 2026: 990 Lattice, Chrono Token costs, twelve pages, every reward) · ranks and rewards (updated 1 October 2026)
- Checked 8 November 2026. The Lattice and Units totals are BoostPirate's sum of Beebom's list. Season 11's pass replaces The Godbomb on 13 November 2026.
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