Raise A Champion Game Passes: Listed Names and Prices
Compare five named Raise A Champion passes in CCUCheck’s listing, including their prices, mastery tier labels, dates and overall catalog totals.
The partial catalog below identifies five Raise A Champion game passes and their listed prices from CCUCheck. These prices and labels reflect the third-party listing snapshot, rather than a guarantee of current purchase prices.
The broader listing separately reports 11 passes and 10 passes on sale, with a median pass price of 149 and a “buy every pass” total of 1,620.
Listed pass names and prices
| Pass name | Listed price | Date label shown |
|---|---|---|
| Trait Slot 2 | 79 | New 9 Nov |
| Weapon Mastery x4 - Tier 2 | 149 | 11 Oct |
| Weapon Mastery x2 - Tier 1 | 99 | 11 Oct |
| AFK Rewards x2 | 199 | 11 Oct |
| Mode auto | 249 | 28 Sep |
The dates reproduce the catalog’s labels. In particular, “New” accompanies Trait Slot 2 in that snapshot; it should not be read as a current release announcement.
Pass icons
Mode auto
The auto-mode entry in the pass list.
Weapon Mastery
The two mastery tiers share this icon; compare their full names in the table.
AFK Rewards x2
The AFK-rewards entry in the pass list.
How the listed pass types differ
The names cover a trait-slot entry, two weapon-mastery tiers, an AFK-rewards entry and an auto-mode entry. Use the full names when comparing them, especially the two Weapon Mastery passes: Tier 1 carries the x2 label and costs 99, while Tier 2 carries the x4 label and costs 149. The listed price difference is 50.
Those tier and multiplier labels distinguish the catalog entries, but the listing supplies no in-game descriptions. They do not establish how mastery is calculated, whether the tiers combine, or whether one purchase requires another. Likewise, Trait Slot 2, AFK Rewards x2 and Mode auto identify the advertised subjects without explaining their purchase effects. The catalog supports a price comparison, but not a recommendation about which pass gives the best gameplay value.
Understanding the catalog totals
CCUCheck shows “Passes 11” in one part of the experience listing and “Passes on sale 10” in another. Keep those figures separate: the listing does not identify which entries account for the difference, so neither figure means that all 11 passes are available to buy.
The overall median is listed as 149. The catalog-wide cost is abbreviated as 1.6K in one display and written as 1,620 in another. That total belongs to the broader catalog, not just the five named passes above.