Butcher's Blasphemy
The current Marvel Rivals season is estimated to end around November 13, 2026 (EST.). 20 days left. The Battle Pass ($9.99) closes at the same moment: anything unclaimed is gone forever.
Season ended This Marvel Rivals season has ended. The next season's dates appear here as soon as the publisher confirms them.
In your time zone 09:00 UTC on Nov 13
| Location | Local time | Local date |
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| Los Angeles | 01:00 PST | Nov 13 |
| Chicago | 03:00 CST | Nov 13 |
| New York | 04:00 EST | Nov 13 |
| São Paulo | 06:00 GMT-3 | Nov 13 |
| London | 09:00 GMT | Nov 13 |
| Berlin | 10:00 CET | Nov 13 |
| Moscow | 12:00 GMT+3 | Nov 13 |
| New Delhi | 14:30 GMT+5:30 | Nov 13 |
| Singapore | 17:00 GMT+8 | Nov 13 |
| Tokyo | 18:00 GMT+9 | Nov 13 |
| Sydney | 20:00 GMT+11 | Nov 13 |
The publisher has not confirmed the date above yet, so it carries an EST. tag until an official date replaces it.
NetEase Games confirmed the end of the last 3 Marvel Rivals seasons we tracked with 11, 57 and 13 days' notice (newest first), measured from our daily record of this page. That varies too much to predict when this one will be announced. How accurate our estimates are.
Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy is estimated to end around November 13, 2026 (verified October 23, 2026). Track the live countdown for Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy. Synced with official developer announcements and updated every second in your browser.
Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy has been live since September 11, 2026 at 09:00 UTC. NetEase has not yet locked an in-game end timestamp, but its Dev Vision Vol. 21 roadmap runs the season through November 13, 2026, the countdown above tracks that projected close and the Battle Pass deadline.
Recent Marvel Rivals seasons have run about 56–63 days, so the roadmap date lines up with the game's established cadence. This page will lock to a confirmed timestamp the moment NetEase publishes the exact in-game season-end time.
Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy opened on September 11, 2026, and NetEase built it around a single new hero, a first for Marvel Rivals. The studio said the rest of its effort this season goes into the Path to Doomsday storyline that fills the second half.
Gorr joins as a Duelist armed with the shape-shifting All-Black Necrosword. His kit summons Black Berserkers and lets him teleport across the fight with Symbiote Assimilation. A new Domination map, God Quarry, followed in a late-September patch: it is set among the petrified remains of dead gods, with areas such as the Halls of All-Knowing and the House of Ideas.
The launch patch gave Scarlet Witch a full gameplay rework centred on her hex-casting, and slowed how quickly Strategists build their Ultimates. Several popular Vanguards and Duelists were also buffed or nerfed in an effort to move the meta.
The season's pass is The Godbomb, sold for 990 Lattice. It spans 12 pages and carries costumes for 10 heroes, among them Captain America's Astral Aegis, Loki's The Chronicler and White Fox's Cosmic Kumiho. Hawkeye's and Groot's costumes sit on the free side. Items tagged LUXURY need the separate Luxury Upgrade, also 990 Lattice.
Marvel Rivals handles the season change differently from most shooters, so it helps to know what actually disappears.
A purchased Battle Pass never expires, and you can go back and claim its items later. What resets are the free Chrono Tokens you earned this season. At the rollover, leftover tokens automatically claim the remaining Godbomb items in default order, so the thing to finish is your missions and events that pay out tokens. Tokens bought with Lattice are protected and carry forward.
Reach Gold or higher at any point this season to unlock Gorr's Gods' Graveyard costume. Grandmaster and above earn a Crest of Honor, and the top 500 receive the One Above All crest. The Season 10.5 update does not reset your rank, so progress made now still counts in the second half.
Season 11 has no official name or content reveal yet. The only confirmed detail comes from NetEase's Dev Vision Vol. 21: Season 11 will add two new heroes, and the studio stressed that a one-hero season is not the new normal. Everything else, including the heroes' identities, is unannounced.
NetEase usually reveals a season in a Dev Vision video and roadmap shortly before launch, followed by full patch notes on the official site shortly before the update. For past release dates, see every Marvel Rivals season.
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Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy is currently live. NetEase has not yet locked an in-game end timestamp, but its Dev Vision Vol. 21 roadmap runs the season through November 13, 2026, in line with the game's recent 56–63 day cadence. This countdown will lock to a confirmed timestamp the moment NetEase announces it.
Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy launched on September 11, 2026 at 09:00 UTC, immediately after the previous season ended.
Gorr the God Butcher joins as a new Duelist at Season 10 launch on September 11, wielding the All-Black the Necrosword. For the first time in Marvel Rivals' history only one new hero launches with a season, as NetEase shifts development toward its Path to Doomsday content.
Season 10.5, the mid-season update, is scheduled for October 9, 2026 per NetEase's Dev Vision Vol. 21 roadmap. It brings balance changes and new events inside Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy, which the same roadmap pegs to close on or around November 13, 2026.
Yes. Marvel Rivals competitive rank soft-resets at the start of each new season, high-ranked players drop several tiers and re-climb through placement matches. End-of-season rewards, including exclusive nameplates and costumes, are distributed based on your highest rank achieved during the prior season.
Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy ends at November 13, 2026 at 09:00 UTC. In local time that is 04:00 EST on Nov 13 in New York, 01:00 PST on Nov 13 in Los Angeles, 09:00 GMT on Nov 13 in London, 10:00 CET on Nov 13 in Berlin, 18:00 GMT+9 on Nov 13 in Tokyo. Every conversion is derived from the official UTC timestamp, so cities east of UTC can already be on the following calendar day when the season closes.
Last checked October 23, 2026 Maintained by Salvador Jesus