How to claim Valorant Champions card & VCT Twitch drops
Do you want to know how to get your hands on a free Valorant Champions card and some VCT Twitch drops? Here's everything you need to know to get your hands on some gold-plated knickknacks. All eyes are on Riot Games to provide a League of Legends Worlds-style event for their flagship FPS as Future Earth prepares for its first-ever major Valorant competition.
The devs have opted to celebrate in style with the magnificent new Champions skin bundle to mark the first-ever Valorant Champions competition. Thankfully, if you don't want to spend any money, you'll be able to get some free in-game items as well!
Do you want to get your hands on the Valorous Champions card and the VCT Twitch drops? Here's how you can spruce up your weaponry in honor of Valorant esports' big day.
How to get a Valorant Champions card
The Valorant Champions card, which is decked out in gold and set against a marbled black backdrop, is going to be a coveted commodity. But, thankfully, there isn't much you'll have to do to get it. All you need is an active Valorant account, and the card will be added to your collection without you having to do anything.
To see your Valorous Champions card, go to:
- Go to “Collection“
- Then select “Arsenal“
- Choose “Player Card“
- Scroll through until you find your Champions card, then equip it!
How to claim VCT Twitch drops
Not only that, but Riot is also giving players a free spray and gun buddy just for watching the event live. Tune in to Twitch, YouTube, Afreeca, and Trovo to earn these rewards:
- VCT spray: December 1-11
- VCT gun buddy: From 9AM PST / 12PM EST / 5PM BST / 6PM CEST on December 12.
To link your Twitch account, follow these steps:
- In the top right corner, click on your user profile.
- Scroll down to the "Settings" section.
- Select "Connections" from the drop-down menu.
- Click "Connect" after scrolling down to "Riot Games."
- Use your Riot Account to log in.
- You're ready to go!
The procedure for linking your Afreeca account to YouTube is identical, and a thorough explanation of how to do so can be found here.
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