Marvel Rivals Season 10 Revises Achievements and Brings Gorr Into the Story
The September update preserves achievement progress while changing conditions, adds Gorr and Loki lore, and separates seasonal tasks from already-expired offers.
Marvel Rivals’ Season 10 update preserves completed achievements and existing progress while revising objectives that no longer fit its maps and stories. Alongside those practical changes, Gorr and Loki receive new narrative material and a seasonal event.
The September 9 publisher announcement identifies Gorr and the new season’s premise. The detailed update notes are the better reference for achievement conditions and individual offer windows.
The official September 9 patch notes scheduled the Season 10 update for September 11 at 09:00 UTC. The details below describe that dated update and identify offers whose announced windows have ended.
The headline story additions are Butcher’s Blasphemy, Gorr’s All Gods Will Die lore, and Loki’s Journey into Mystery. The Tetrameron gives Loki, presented as The Chronicler, a task-based seasonal event alongside that reading material.
Story entries, seasonal tasks and costumes
| Part of the update | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Serial and character lore | The narrative context for Gorr and Loki. |
| The Tetrameron | Tasks tied to assisting Loki, The Chronicler. |
| The Godbomb Battle Pass | A separate reward package featuring costumes including Loki’s Chronicler appearance. |
Gorr supplies an especially direct source of conflict for a cast containing gods: the threat is personal before it becomes cosmic. Loki’s Chronicler framing pulls in another direction, toward who records and interprets events. That contrast is a more specific reason to follow the new chapters than simply expecting a bigger antagonist every season.
How the achievement changes affect progress
The patch changes achievement conditions that no longer match the current stories or maps. It preserves existing progress and completed achievements. A renamed entry therefore does not automatically mean an earlier completion has disappeared.
Echoes of the Abyss becomes Missing Sword Notice, while Darkness and Light becomes White Hot History. Returning players should match the new title and current conditions when choosing a guide, since a retained completion can sit under a revised name.
The September offers that have already ended
As of October 21, the Season 4 pass rerun ended September 24. The listed Endgame Encore extension and Squirrel Girl Twitch-drop window ended October 9. They belong to the history of the September launch, not a list of rewards still available to claim today.
The broader season announcement also names the God Quarry Domination map and Jeff’s Dream Eater and Superstar Search events. Those additions sit alongside the Gorr and Loki story material in the September package.
Scarlet Witch’s rework has its own breakdown
The same official notes identify a Scarlet Witch rework and direct players to a separate ability breakdown. For someone returning to a familiar hero, that is another part of the patch to inspect alongside the lore and achievement changes. The season’s narrative premise alone does not explain what changed in combat.
