Season 7 closed on May 15, 2026, and the Tablet of Life and Time pass closed with it. Players still land on old guides written while it was live, then wonder why the store no longer sells it. Here is the full reward list, the real price, and the one route back for anyone who already owns it. For the full picture, read Munetaka Murakami.
The Marvel Rivals Season 7 battle pass, called Tablet of Life and Time, cost 990 Lattice, or roughly $10. It ran from March 20 to May 15, 2026, and carried 10 hero costumes plus emotes, sprays, nameplates, and MVP animations. Two of those costumes sat on the free track. It is no longer on sale.
| Details about Marvel Rivals Season 7 Battle Pass | Season 7 |
| Season name | The Hunt Is On |
| Pass name | Tablet of Life and Time |
| Live dates | March 20, 2026 to May 15, 2026 (56 days) |
| Luxury pass price | 990 Lattice (about $10) |
| Upgrade bundle | 2,100 Lattice (about $21) |
| Hero costumes | 10, two of them free |
| Legendary costumes | 2 (Hela, Peni Parker) |
| Currency handed back | 600 Lattice, 600 Units, 600 Unstable Molecules |
| New hero at launch | White Fox, free to everyone |
| Status in July 2026 | Off sale. Season 9 is live. |
Key takeaways
- Lattice is the only currency the store accepts for a pass. Units will not work.
- The pass paid back 600 Lattice, so the true outlay was closer to 390 Lattice.
- There are no tiers. Progress runs in pages, gated by Chrono Tokens.
- Buy a pass once, and it never expires, even after its season ends.
Every skin in the Marvel Rivals Season 7 battle pass

The Marvel Rivals Season 7 battle pass centered on heroes going undercover. Several costumes featured Empire State University disguises that tied directly into the season’s story about a hunt closing in, while a few skins broke the theme with unique designs.
| Hero | Costume | Notes |
| Hela | Helen Angerboda: The Rebel | Legendary, ESU disguise, Class Dismissed MVP animation |
| Peni Parker | Badlands Lullaby | Legendary, stop-motion styling, Sinister Spin MVP animation |
| Adam Warlock | Living Tribunal | Comic accurate, Absolute Authority MVP animation |
| Doctor Strange | Stephen Sanders: The Doctor | ESU disguise, Rise and Shine MVP animation |
| Luna Snow | Park Sun-Young: The Dancer | ESU disguise, Flash Performance MVP animation |
| Rocket Raccoon | Rocky: The Transfer | ESU disguise, campus backpack look |
| Thor | Low-Key Thor | Casual streetwear, Peak Pursuit MVP animation |
| Loki | Low-Key Loki | Free track, Tiny Trickery MVP animation |
| Angela | Doom Angel | Free track, armored redesign |
| Hawkeye | Argent Archer | Recolor, Lucky the Pizza Dog spray |
Both Legendary costumes accepted 600 Unstable Molecules each for extra customization, which is where the pass quietly recycled the Unstable Molecules it handed you. Every hero page also carried an emote, a spray, and a nameplate. Only one collectable existed in the whole pass. It was the Tablet of Life and Time itself, sitting on Loki’s free page.
White Fox arrived with the season as a Strategist, and she was never locked behind the pass. Anyone who logged in got her. That distinction matters, because Season 7 was the first time a hero launch and a pass launch landed on the same day without the hero being a paid reward.
Pages instead of tiers
Ask how many tiers the pass had and you get a wrong answer, because there were none. Marvel Rivals threw out the 100-step ladder that Fortnite and Call of Duty use.
Instead, rewards sat on pages. Season 7 ran to 13 of them: 10 hero pages, two lore gallery pages, and a final page that turned leftover Chrono Tokens into other currency. Each new page opened once your cumulative Chrono Token total climbed another 1,200. Inside a page, you spent tokens item by item, at 200 for most things, 400 for a costume, and 600 for a gallery card.
That design rewards picking. Chase the two costumes you want, skip the sprays, and you finish what matters far sooner. Daily missions paid 30 Chrono Tokens each with three or four available per day, and longer challenges paid 80 apiece. Doing dailies four times a week was enough for most of the pass across 56 days.
The money the pass gave back
Almost every guide quoted the price and stopped there, which makes the pass look worse than it was.
Spread across its pages, Tablet of Life and Time returned 600 Lattice. It also handed over 600 Units and 600 Unstable Molecules. That Lattice went straight back into your wallet, so a player who finished the pass spent a net 390 Lattice for ten costumes. Roll it forward, and the returned Lattice covered a large chunk of the Season 8 pass. Buy in every season, and you effectively pay full price once.
What the Tablet of Life and Time actually cost

Two versions sat side by side in the store, and the gap between them confused plenty of players. The plain Luxury BattlePass was 990 Lattice. Its upgrade was 2,100 Lattice, and that extra 1,110 Lattice bought two things. You got 2,800 Chrono Tokens dropped into your account on the spot, plus a 20% boost to every Chrono Token you earned for the rest of the season.
| Option | Lattice | Rough dollars | What you get |
| Luxury BattlePass | 990 | $10 | The full premium track, unlocked page by page |
| Luxury upgrade | 2,100 | $21 | Same track, plus 2,800 Chrono Tokens and a 20% earn boost |
Lattice packs never line up neatly with that 990 figure. The smallest pack that covers it is 1,000 Lattice at $9.99, which leaves 10 Lattice stranded in your wallet. Reaching 2,100 means the $19.99 pack, which grants 2,180. That mismatch is deliberate, and it is the oldest trick in free-to-play retail.
Know the dollar number before you convert. According to the Federal Trade Commission, the agency paid out more than $126 million to 969,173 Fortnite players in June 2025. Epic Games had charged people for purchases they never meant to make, the FTC alleged.
Premium currency puts a layer between your card and the checkout, and that layer is what regulators keep looking at. For wider context on how storefronts in this genre are shifting, our gaming news and release coverage tracks it season by season.
Why Units could not buy it
Rivals runs three currencies, and players mix them up constantly. Only one of them opens the store page for a pass.
- Lattice is bought with real money. It buys passes and bundles, and converts 1:1 into the other two.
- Units are earned for free through achievements, events, surveys, and pass rewards. They buy loose costumes, not passes.
- Chrono Tokens are seasonal. They unlock items inside a pass and nothing else.
Can you still get it in July 2026?
No, and this is where most search results mislead people. Season 7 ended on May 15, 2026. Season 8, Sins of Alchemax, ran until July 10, 2026, and Season 9, The Mystery of Thebes, has been live since. The store only ever sells the current season’s pass, so Tablet of Life and Time has been unavailable for two months.
If you bought it back in the spring and never finished it, nothing is lost. A purchased Luxury pass never expires. Open the BattlePass tab, click the Nexus icon in the top right, and the Reality Link Point lists every pass on your account, including the ones you left half done. Free-track rewards do not survive the season, which is the one genuinely permanent loss.
Miss a season, and there is no re-run to wait for. The Season 0 pass returned briefly as a one-off, and nothing since has come back. Anyone tracking cosmetics across competitive titles will find similar patterns in our esports tournament coverage, where limited drops rarely reappear.
How Season 7 stacks up against what followed

Season 7 shortened the cycle from 63 days to 56, and every season since has held that pace. Shorter seasons mean less time to grind a pass, though the token requirements did not shrink to match.
On content, Season 7 sits in the upper half. Ten costumes is standard, but two Legendaries in one pass is not, and the ESU disguise run gave the set a look that Season 8’s Alchemax theme never matched. Console players comparing value across the year will find the same skins priced identically on every platform, something we cover in our PS5 gameplay guides.
Conclusion
The Marvel Rivals Season 7 battle pass delivered 10 skins, exclusive cosmetics, and excellent value for players who purchased it. Its flexible page-based progression and premium rewards made it one of the game’s strongest battle passes.
Although the pass is no longer available, existing owners can still unlock unfinished premium rewards through the Reality Link Point. Players who missed Season 7 must wait for any future return, which has not been announced.
Frequently asked questions
No. It left the store on May 15, 2026. Only the active season’s pass can be purchased, and Season 9 holds that slot now.
You could not buy it with Units at all. The store took 990 Lattice, and Lattice comes from real money. Units only buy individual cosmetics.
Loki’s Low-Key Loki and Angela’s Doom Angel, along with the Tablet of Life and Time collectable and two gallery cards.
Not if you paid for it. Premium rewards stay claimable forever through the Reality Link Point. Free-track items disappear when the season ends.
No. She was unlocked for every player at launch on March 20, 2026. Her costumes were sold separately.
Roughly 12,000 to open every page, plus the individual costs of the items you claimed. Dailies and challenges covered it comfortably over 56 days.
