Marvel Rivals now lets you deck out your heroes with character-themed accessories. These cosmetic items attach directly to specific characters, giving you another way to personalize your favorite roster picks beyond standard skins. This guide breaks down how Accessory Points work, what's available in the shop, and how long it'll actually take to unlock the accessories you want.
What Are Accessories?
Accessories are decorative items tied to specific heroes. You can't just slap any accessory on any character; each one is designed for a particular hero. Emma Frost gets her own accessory, Jeff the Land Shark gets his, and so on. Think of them as hero-specific cosmetic attachments that add some extra flair to your matches.
The whole system runs on a dedicated currency called Accessory Points. You earn these through gameplay, then spend them in the store to pick up whatever catches your eye.
Earning Accessory Points
Accessory Points come from one place right now: playing matches. Both Quick Match and Competitive count toward your earnings, so you're free to stick with whichever mode you prefer. Every completed game adds to your point total, and they stack up over time through regular play.
Future updates might add more ways to earn points, but for now, match completion is the only confirmed method.
Buying Accessories from the Store
Once you've saved up enough points, grabbing an accessory is straightforward:
- Open the Store from the top menu
- Click on the Accessories tab
- Pick the accessory you want
- Confirm your purchase
If you don't have enough points, the game will let you know and prompt you to play more matches.
Every Accessory in Marvel Rivals
All accessories currently cost 1350 Accessory Points each. Here's the full lineup:
Quick Reference by Hero
| Hero | Accessory | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Emma Frost | Jeff Handbag | 1350 Points |
| Jeff the Land Shark | Deadpool Plush | 1350 Points |
| Psylocke | Orochi Plush | 1350 Points |
| Spider-Man | MJ Plush | 1350 Points |
| Rocket Raccoon | Groot Plush | 1350 Points |
| Groot | Rocket Plush | 1350 Points |
| Winter Soldier | Alpine Plush | 1350 Points |
| Invisible Woman | Herbie Plush | 1350 Points |
How Long Does It Take?
Let's do the math. With a 700-point weekly cap and accessories priced at 1350 points:
You can earn up to 700 points
Another 700 points brings your total to 1400
After two weeks of hitting the cap, you'll have enough for one accessory with 50 points left over. That's the minimum time investment per accessory if you're earning at full speed.
Getting the Most Out of Your Points
A few practical tips for building your collection:
Wrapping Up
The Accessories system gives you a free way to customize your heroes just by playing the game. No real-money purchases required; just queue up matches, earn your points, and buy what you want from the store. With eight accessories available at launch and more potentially coming in future updates, there's plenty of reason to keep an eye on the shop as you build up your point balance.