RIVALS charms are weapon cosmetics that hang from a weapon and show where that item came from. They do not change weapon damage or round power, so the useful comparison is source, rarity, availability, and whether the charm applies to all weapons, a random weapon, or the weapon used for a special objective.
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Limited-origin source rows
Event, season, ranked, code, UGC, Twitch/drop, and challenge origins are recorded as source fields on permanent charm rows. They are not treated as current reward-track pages, and code-origin charms are labeled as old code rewards.
Armchair
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 1
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Chombie Head
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned by escaping the Zombie Tower
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Glory Coin
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Purchased from the Ranked Shop
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Happy Gingerbread
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 2
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Ice Cube
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 2
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Rune Ring
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 1
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Runes
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 1
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Snowflake Ring
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 2
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Snowman
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Earned by getting 10 wins during Ranked Season 2
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Table Lamp
- Rarity
- Common
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 1
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Decorated Tree
- Rarity
- Rare
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 2
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Mini Portal
- Rarity
- Rare
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 1
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Mini Unstable Portal
- Rarity
- Rare
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Earned by getting 10 wins during Ranked Season 1
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Snowflakes
- Rarity
- Rare
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 2
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Emoji: Imp
- Rarity
- Legendary
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Purchased from the Ranked Shop
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Keycard 3
- Rarity
- Legendary
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 1
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Sneaker
- Rarity
- Legendary
- source type
- UGC-linked reward
- obtained from
- Obtained by buying 5 UGCs
- availability
- UGC-linked source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Snowblob
- Rarity
- Legendary
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned from the Season Pass during Season 2
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
100M Visits
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Old code reward
- obtained from
- Old code reward
- availability
- Old code source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
1st Birthday Cake
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned by making it to the 1st birthday party for the game (RIVALS)
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Bungeoppang
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned by completing a special challenge during the release of the Bridge map
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Day 1
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Old code reward
- obtained from
- Old code reward
- availability
- Old code source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Frozen Gaming Chair
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Old code reward
- obtained from
- Old code reward
- availability
- Old code source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Gaming Headset
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Old code reward
- obtained from
- Old code reward
- availability
- Old code source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Hunt Token
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned by completing the Roblox 2025 The Hunt: Mega Edition
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
I Survived Season 0
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Given to players affected by the 3,400+ ELO reset during Ranked Season 0
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Mega Token
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Earned by finding the Mega Token in the Roblox 2025 The Hunt: Mega Edition
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Mini Present
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Limited event/challenge reward
- obtained from
- Obtained during the 2024 Festive Event
- Status
- Limited or old source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
RIA25 Award
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Old code reward
- obtained from
- Old code reward
- availability
- Old code source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Season 0
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Earned by playing Ranked Season 0
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Season 1
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Ranked reward
- obtained from
- Earned by playing Ranked Season 1
- availability
- Ranked or Glory source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
Streamer Microphone
- Rarity
- Unique/Special
- source type
- Old code reward
- obtained from
- Old code reward
- availability
- Old code source
- weapon scope
- Not listed
How to get RIVALS charms
RIVALS charm sources split into normal rolls, limited origins, paid offers, social rewards, creator conditions, and restricted grants. The name and rarity tell you what the charm is, but the source route explains whether it is realistic to chase now or mostly useful as collection history.
| Source route | What it means | Examples of row context |
|---|---|---|
| Charm Capsule | A key-based charm roll source | Capsule rows show Charm Capsule as the source type |
| Haunted or Jolly Chest | Event chest source for charm rows | Chest rows stay in the charms list with limited-source availability |
| Shop or ad reward | Shop-side action or ad-style unlock | These rows use shop/ad source notes instead of event claims |
| Bundle or paid offer | Bundle, flash sale, or paid route | Some rows note all-weapons scope when the source lists it |
| Limited origin | Event, season, ranked, code, UGC, Twitch/drop, or challenge source | Code-origin rows are labeled as old code rewards |
| Social or creator route | Favorite, like, group, notification, community, or creator/developer condition | Creator rows usually depend on eliminating a named person with the weapon |
| Restricted or unobtainable | Tester, friends-and-family, tournament, or special grant | These are collection entries, not normal unlock targets |
How weapon scope changes a charm
A charm can be listed without a scope, for all weapons, for a random weapon, or for the weapon tied to the objective. That distinction matters because an all-weapons charm is broader than a row that says it was earned for this weapon. When the source only gives the obtainment route and not the scope, the row leaves scope as not listed instead of guessing.
Why source matters more than rarity
Rarity is useful for scanning, but it does not tell the whole story. A Common charm from an old season or event chest can be harder to replace than a higher-rarity charm from a repeatable roll. A bundle charm has a different route than a capsule charm. A creator or developer elimination charm is not a normal shopping or rolling target at all. Read rarity with the source and availability fields before deciding whether a charm is something to chase or just a collectible history marker.
Bundle and paid-offer charms usually matter because the original route was tied to a purchase or limited offer. Check the weapon scope before assuming one charm applies to every weapon.
These charms come from Charm Capsules, Haunted Chests, Jolly Chests, shop actions, or ad/shop-style rewards. Capsule and chest names are source routes for charm rows, not separate catalog goals.
Restricted rows cover tester, friends-and-family, tournament, or similar grants. Treat these as collection context, not normal goals a player can reliably chase.
Social rewards come from actions such as liking, favoriting, joining, notifications, or community links. Creator and developer charms are different because they depend on eliminating a specific person with the weapon.
FAQ
Do RIVALS charms change weapon damage?
No. Charms are weapon cosmetics. They help show collection history, source route, or special unlock conditions, but they do not change weapon damage or round power.
Can you still get every RIVALS charm?
No. Some charms come from repeatable sources such as capsules, while others came from old events, seasons, ranked rewards, code rewards, creator or developer conditions, or restricted grants. The availability field keeps those routes separate.
What is the difference between Charm Capsule and chest charms?
Charm Capsule rows are normal capsule-source charms. Haunted Chest and Jolly Chest rows came from chest sources, usually tied to limited or seasonal origins. The chest name is recorded as a source route on the charm row.
Are creator and developer charms normal unlocks?
No. Creator and developer charms usually depend on eliminating a specific named person with the weapon. They should not be treated like capsule rolls, shop items, or normal event rewards.
Why do some RIVALS charms have no image?
Some source rows only expose a placeholder or no clean charm image. Those rows keep the charm data but leave the image blank instead of using a weak substitute.
