How To Sell Champions On Marvel Contest Of Champions ~upd~ -

May 3, 2021 , the ability to sell champions in Marvel Contest of Champions was permanently removed from the game

. You can no longer sell heroes of any rarity for gold, ISO-8, or shards. Why the Feature Was Removed

Kabam removed this option to protect player progression and ensure accounts remained viable for diverse game content. Key reasons included:

In Marvel Contest of Champions (MCoC), you can no longer sell champions from your roster. Kabam officially removed this feature in May 2021 to protect players' long-term progression and prevent accidental or malicious account damage. Why the Feature Was Removed how to sell champions on marvel contest of champions

Preventing "Account Sabotage": It stopped scenarios where individuals with unauthorized account access could sell a player's entire roster as retaliation.

Protecting Progression: Selling champions is considered detrimental to long-term growth. Keeping champions allows you to "dupe" them (pull them again), which provides valuable resources like ISO-8 and Hero Crystal Shards.

Gate Requirements: Many special events, such as Back Issues (Variants) or specific Arenas, require a diverse roster of 1-star to 4-star champions that players had previously sold and then could not replace easily. What You Can Sell Instead May 3, 2021 , the ability to sell

While you cannot sell the champions themselves, you can still exchange other redundant items for resources: Bring back the Option to Sell Champions

Here is the short answer and the story of how the process works in the game.

What Do You Get For Selling Champions?

| Champion Rarity | Gold Reward | ISO-8 Reward | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1-Star | ~250 Gold | Small amount of Basic ISO | | 2-Star | ~500-1,000 Gold | 2-3 Tier 2 Basic ISO | | 3-Star | ~2,500 Gold | Tier 3 Basic ISO | | 4-Star | ~10,000 Gold | Tier 4 Basic ISO | | 5-Star | ~24,000 Gold | Tier 5 Basic ISO | | 6-Star | ~60,000 Gold | Tier 6 Basic ISO | What Should You Do Instead of Selling

(Note: You never get Units, Crystals, or Shards for selling a champion you already own.)

3. The Arena Grind – Roster Size is Power

In higher-tier Arenas (4-Star, 5-Star, 6-Star), your "cooldown" timer is per Champion. A roster of 100 Champions lets you do 20 fights, wait 2 hours, and do 20 more fights. A roster of 90 Champions gives you less. Every body counts in Arena. Selling a Champion reduces your potential points per hour.

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What Should You Do Instead of Selling?

If you are running out of roster space or feel overwhelmed:

• Buy more slots: Use Units to purchase “Heroic Crystal Shards” or “Masteries” – but actually, just buy the Roster Slot expansions in the store. They are cheap.
• Use them as-is: Keep your low-tier champs exclusively for the Basic Arena and Class Arena.
• Level them to 10/10: A maxed 2-Star is incredibly useful for beginner Arena grinding.

Exception 2: Pre-2018 Accounts (The Old Way)

Before the "Duplicate System" was buffed, selling 4-Stars was a legitimate strategy to buy 5-Star crystals from the store. That era is dead. Do not do this.