Battle Pass: Season VI

Battle Pass is back, and this is your last chance this year to earn tons of cool Base and even more valuable Improved Rewards! Running from September 6, 2021 at 07:00 CEST (UTC+2) through December 8, 2021 at 01:30 CET (UTC+1), the sixth Season comprises three Chapters. Don’t pass up the chance—jump back in to get your hands on brand-new progressive styles, Bounty Equipment, unique crew members, and other loot. Plus, this Season is your last opportunity to receive Battle Pass Tokens and exchange them for rare Tier IX vehicles. Enjoy the Season and make the final push for incredible vehicles and other rewards!

Progressive Styles

The new Season features three brand-new progressive styles for the three Core Vehicles. You can get these unique skins for free as Base Rewards and upgrade from Level I to Level IV as you accrue Battle Pass Points and reach certain Progression Stages.

Level I

Experimental filter-ventilation unit. The experience from previous operations made it clear that this device is vital, otherwise the expedition can end quickly and disastrously.

Level I

Turret roof and engine transmission compartment shielding. Modeled after German shielding schemes for protection against enemy airborne assault.

Level I

Tracks with extenders. Wide tracks improve weight distribution on snow (and soft ground in general) and grant high crossing capacity, which is vital for such a heavy vehicle. Attached components are not durable but easy to replace.

Level II

German IR night vision device. Turns the vehicle into an all-weather hunter, greatly simplifying the search and observation in the dark or in limited visibility conditions.

Level II

German-style infrared spotlight. Provides illumination for night vision devices mounted on the vehicle.

Level II

Experimental device for vehicle self-entrenching. Field operations of this kind are a great opportunity to test new equipment in the field.

Level III

Pedestal-mounted quad German FlaK 38 guns. A valuable trophy that deals perfectly with the main enemy of all armored vehicles: airborne assault.

Level III

Additional smoke launchers. Designed for raiding operations when the vehicle is separated from supply support, especially if there is a need to retreat from overwhelming enemy forces.

Level III

Rear-mounted basket for belongings and a transportable "tail." The basket is self-explanatory, but the tail is needed to increase the length of the vehicle, which will help cross wide crevasses and cracks in the ice. Such tails were quite popular during World War I and the interwar period.

Level IV

Gun with a metal thermal-insulating shroud. Serves to compensate for uneven gun heating, which extends its service period and improves the firing consistency of the gun.

Level IV

Quilted gun mantlet cover. Created based on thermal-insulating shrouds for car radiators and designed for combat in low-temperature environments.

HISTORICAL AMX M4 mle. 54 "GASCON" STYLE

Level I

Trucks with grousers. An unavoidable measure to increase the vehicle's crossing capacity on soft ground because the side screens didn't allow for the installation of track extenders.

Level II

Experimental filter-ventilation unit. The experience from previous operations made it clear that this device is vital, otherwise the expedition can end quickly and disastrously.

Level II

Turbo nozzle for the heater. A hollow casing that creates air turbulence, thereby increasing the heated volume.

Level II

German IR night vision device. Turns the vehicle into an all-weather hunter, greatly simplifying the search and observation in the dark or in limited visibility conditions.

Level II

Bulldozer blade mount. The blade itself was not particularly useful during the operation and has substantial weight. It was demounted with the ability to reattach it quickly if required.

Level II

A cast iron stove for a tent. Both a source of heat and a surface for cooking food: absolutely irreplaceable in cold expeditions. Smoke ducts are laid on the right side of the hull.

Level III

Remotely controlled 30 mm automatic gun. A great weapon for safe firing at weakly armored targets. It can also be used as a beacon: A burst of tracer bullets will be visible from a great distance.

Level III

Spotlight. Became inoperable in the first hours of the operation and it is currently impossible to get it working. But being left without light in the polar darkness is far from ideal.

Level III

Lehaitre tracked motorcycle. A marvel of German engineering from the late 1930s with a very specific purpose and questionable practical value. Taken as a trophy to study the technology.

Level III

Captured smoke launchers. Designed for raiding operations when the vehicle is separated from supply support, especially if there is a need to retreat from overwhelming enemy forces.

Level III

Swingfire gasoline heater. Can be used as an independent heat generator for a tent or connected directly to the tank's air ducts.

Level IV

German-style infrared searchlight. Provides illumination for night vision devices mounted on the vehicle.

HISTORICAL Centurion Action X "PRIMIPILUS" STYLE

Level I

Tracks with extenders. They provide decreased contact pressure factor on the surface, which is vital for driving heavy vehicles on surfaces with low bearing capacity (such as swamp or snow). These components are not very durable but easy to replace.

Level I

Roof shielding. Modeled after German shielding schemes for protection against enemy airborne assault.

Level I

Additional antenna to maintain radio contact in harsh weather conditions.

Level II

Captured German turret with the MG 34 machine gun, a night vision device, and an IR spotlight. The most popular German machine gun during World War II, of which about a million units were produced.

Level II

Captured German tank-lifting jack with a lifting capacity of up to 20 tons.

Levels II and III

Soviet filter-ventilation unit. The experience from previous operations made it clear that this device is vital, otherwise the expedition can end quickly and disastrously.

Level III

Captured 37 mm German Flak 36 anti-aircraft gun. A relatively compact weapon that could be mounted on both a standard cross-shaped base and any vehicle, including boats and cars. The weapon was quite effective at disabling aircraft from a distance of up to 2 kilometers.

Level III

Captured German handheld anti-tank grenade launcher RPzB. 54 "Panzerschreck." Mentioned as a "rocket anti-tank gun" in German technical documentation, it fires a rocket with a shaped charge warhead. Its effective range is 100–200 meters and it can penetrate 200 mm of armor.

Level III

Captured smoke launchers. Designed for raiding operations when the vehicle is separated from supply support, especially if there is a need to retreat from overwhelming enemy forces.

Level IV

Soviet-style winter camouflage net. Irreplaceable if an ambush is required. The ability to fire first is often a deciding factor for this vehicle, and good concealment will allow the target to come close enough for guaranteed destruction.

Level IV

Spotlight. Headlights can be of little use during heavy snowfall. In such cases, "heavy artillery" that can't be stopped by any blizzard is used to find a path.

HISTORICAL OBJECT 268 "SVYATOGOR" STYLE

Season Rewards

There are tons of great Base and additional Improved Rewards waiting for you in each Chapter of this Season. In addition to up to three progressive styles, you can get your hands on four pieces of any existing Bounty Equipment, up to three custom crew members, a bunch of national fragments (with the opportunity to choose a nation), and more. Check them out.

Base Rewards

Improved Rewards

2,550,000

x36

x12

x150

x30

x15

x12

3,000

x57

5,400,000

x36

x90

x12

Items for Tokens

We've added a new reward currency to Battle Pass: Tokens. These are exclusive to certain Progression Stages and are evenly distributed across Base and Improved Rewards. In total, you can earn 18 Tokens—9 among the Base and 9 more among the Improved Rewards. Use these Tokens to redeem valuable items and rare Tier IX reward vehicles (including two brand-new battle stars) in the new Items for Tokens section of the in-game Store.

IX Object 777 Version II

Average Damage

440/440/530 HP

Average Penetration

258/340/68 mm

Turret Armor

258/225/90 mm

Hull Armor

132/115/45 mm

Hit Points

1,850 HP

IX AE Phase I

Average Damage

400/400/515 HP

Average Penetration

258/340/60 mm

Turret Armor

292/102/51 mm

Gun Depression / Elevation Angles

–10/15°

Top Speed

35 km/h

IX Char Futur 4

Average Damage

390/390/480 HP

Average Penetration

264/330/53 mm

Shells in the Magazine

4 shells

Dispersion at 100 m

0.34 m

Top Speed

60 km/h

IX K-91-PT

Average Damage

390/390/530 HP

Average Penetration

258/315/68 mm

Average Damage per Minute

2,721 HP/min

Hull Armor

260/60/45 mm

Specific Power

20.04 h.p./t

IX Kunze Panzer

Average Damage

390/390/480 HP

Average Penetration

268/300/53 mm

Gun Depression / Elevation Angles

–15/20°

Top Speed

65 km/h

View Range

400 m

VIII

STG / STG Guard

VIII

T26E4 SuperPershing

VIII

STA-2

VIII

T-34-3

VIII

T-34-3

How to Get the Improved Pass

The Improved Pass is available for 2,500 gold for each Chapter of this Season on the Battle Pass screen in your Garage, in the in-game Store, or as part of a special package. You can only purchase an Improved Pass for one of the Chapters as you progress through the activity and gradually complete them. You cannot buy an Improved Pass for two or three Chapters at once, or for the next Chapter, until the previous one is completed.

Want to save some gold and instantly secure access to all the Base and Improved Rewards? No problem! Take a look at the two special Battle Pass packages that are available for real money. They contain an Improved Pass for all three Chapters so you can reap the maximum benefits of the sixth Season. The second package also features a special mission that will reward you with gold.

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To Battle, Commanders!

Storm the battlefield, engage the enemy, display your tank mastery, and earn tons of sweet rewards in Battle Pass Season VI!

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