When is the Rogue Savage Land skin coming in Marvel Rivals?

Despite the drop when compared to its initial launch, Marvel Rivals continues to introduce new features, heroes, and cosmetics for players to enjoy. The most recent slew of content includes the much-awaited hero Rogue, who will naturally have her own skins.

The skin many players are already anticipating is the Savage Land skin. This skin is slated to come alongside the actual hero, and her cost and emotes have already been mined by data miners.

So, here’s what to know about Rogue’s Savage Land skin, including when it comes to Marvel Rivals and how many Units it’ll set you back.

How much is the Savage Land Rogue skin in Marvel Rivals?

Before anything, the Savage Land Rogue will be coming to Marvel Rivals on December 12. This is the same time as Season 5.5, which is slated to launch on the same day and bring Rogue as a playable character.

The Savage Land Rogue won’t be the only skin coming to the game at that time, as Rocket Raccoon will also get a new skin. The skin’s name is Rocket of the Rafters. Though the cost hasn’t been revealed yet, it’s safe to assume that it’ll be below the upcoming Rogue skin’s price range, considering it seems to be a holiday-themed skin.

Speaking of the price, the Savage Land Rogue will set players back 1,600 Units, which isn’t exactly a low amount. However, considering how much skin the costume shows players, it makes sense that many players will be jumping at the chance to play as it. 

What is the Savage Land Rogue skin based on?

The Savage South Rogue skin in Marvel Rivals is based on the classic Savage Land theme from Marvel comics. The Savage Land is a hidden prehistoric jungle filled with dinosaurs and harsh terrain, and Marvel often uses it as a backdrop for stories where heroes take on a raw, survival-focused look. 

Rogue has appeared in Savage Land-style art and stories before, and the game’s version builds on that idea. Her outfit is shaped around a rugged, wilderness feel instead of her usual X-Men look, giving her clothing and gear that feel practical for a jungle environment rather than a superhero battlefield.

The skin also matches the general theme Marvel Rivals introduced for its season, which centers on survival, exploration, and wild environments. Because of that, Rogue’s design uses earthy tones, worn materials, and a tougher aesthetic that fits the tone of the Savage Land without copying any single comic panel.