BATTLE PASS 2022: SEASON VII

Battle Pass is back in an updated format, Commanders! Season VII will consist of three main Chapters, which you can complete in any order while retaining your progress, and it will run for almost three months, from March 2, 2022, at 07:30 CET (UTC+1) through May 30, 2022, at 02:30 CEST (UTC+2). Get ready to fight in adrenaline-fueled battles to earn nice Base and even more valuable Improved Rewards, such as the brand-new Bounty Turbocharger and other pieces of Bounty Equipment, fresh progressive styles, and more! Plus, you can exchange Battle Pass Tokens for rare Tier IX vehicles (including two brand-new ones). Once you complete the three main Chapters, you'll also be able to redeem some of the rewards from previous Seasons.

Chapters: New Interaction Experience

ONLY DUST

SHATTERED WINDOWS

DAWN OVER RUINS

When the Season kicks off, you need to select a Chapter to complete and start earning rewards for your progress in Battle Pass. But this is not essential, since you now earn Battle Pass Points immediately after the start of the Season and can invest them in the three main Chapters after selecting them, choosing them at your discretion.

But don't forget to spend your Points before the end of the Season to redeem your rewards, or else all unused Battle Pass Points will disappear! Plus, an additional time-limited Chapter with a special challenge will become available at the end of the Season.

TIME-LIMITED CHAPTER

From May 12 to 23, an additional time-limited Chapter featuring a special challenge will be available in Battle Pass. Completing it will reward you with a brand-new Tier VIII Premium vehicle—the ShPTK-TVP 100—as a free grand prize. This is the first ever Czechoslovakian tank destroyer in World of Tanks, so don't miss out and get ready to show your mastery in Random Battles! Remember to manually select and confirm this extra Chapter to start your progress when it becomes available.

COMPLETE INFO

New Progressive Styles

In the seventh Season, you can obtain three fresh progressive styles—one for each iconic Core Vehicle so beloved by many World of Tanks veterans. We have specially selected vehicles with exciting and unique gameplay that you are interested in, and we're sure you will enjoy your time playing in them!

You can get unique progressive styles for free as Base Rewards and upgrade from Level I to Level IV as you earn Battle Pass Points and reach certain Progression Stages.

Level I

Tarpaulin Mantlet Cover. The tarpaulin mantlet cover became a standard upgrade element for all vehicles operating in particularly dusty environments.

Level I

EMES 18 Modernized Gunner Scope. The modernized gunner scope makes life significantly easier. The simple rule, that the first accurate shot wins the battle, is rarely wrong.

Level I

Peri12 Modernized Commander Panoramic Telescope. The modernized commander panoramic telescope fits the high standards of a professional serviceman responsible for completing especially important missions.

Level I

MG3 Machine Gun. Having a second machine gun couldn't hurt. Real German quality.

Level I

Modernized Exhaust Grills. Modernized exhaust grills dissipate the exhaust fumes, which drastically decreases their revealing effect.

Level I

Grenade Launchers with Fragmentation Grenades. In urban combat conditions, there is a big chance of getting into an ambush where it takes some time to determine from where you are being fired at. And if the targets do not have tank armor, it is easier to unload these grenade launchers into them—it will at least give you a chance to buy some time.

Levels I and III

Thermal Wrap and a Gun Bend Measuring Collimator. Adds confidence in the gun being in flawless condition. And if there are doubts, you can clear them up very quickly.

Levels I–IV

In the basket and on the rear, there are spare parts, miscellaneous items, and crew belongings (e.g., sleeping bags, trunks, crates, canisters, camouflage nets, spare rollers, cables, etc.). It is clear this tank became a home for its crew.

Level II

Snow Grousers. Left here from the previous winter operation. Obviously, they don't provide much protection, but sometimes an extra millimeter can save the vehicle from being totaled.

Level II

Side Screens. A couple of rubberized fabric screens are missing, but the vehicle itself is operational and ready for battle. That means this passive protection system worked as intended.

Level II

XSW-30 Spotlight. The XSW-30 spotlight turned out to be great when used responsibly. There is nothing like it during nighttime ambushes—it has a dazzling effect on the enemy.

Level II

FN MAG Machine Gun. The FN MAG machine gun is a great help in critical situations where the action happens in very close range. Additionally, tracing rounds can be used for marking targets.

Level III

Mine Plow Mount. The mine plow turned out to be not too useful for a vehicle whose objectives do not include going through minefields, so it was removed.

Level III

PZB-200 Passive Night Vision Device for Aiming and Observation. The PZB-200 passive night vision device for aiming and observation has considerably improved combat abilities during nighttime.

Level IV

Wind Sensor. One precise shot can decide the fate of the whole mission. In such cases, we calculate everything, even the wind speed. It also helps to estimate where the smoke from smoke grenades will move.

Level IV

Phone Wire Coil. There is nothing more reliable than a linear connection, and it can be used as a tourniquet in a pinch.

Level IV

Portable Radio. Allows you to keep your ear to the ground no matter the circumstances, and it can make the rare moments of silence a little bit better if you tune in to the right frequency.

HISTORICAL LEOPARD 1 "REITER" STYLE

Level I

Sockets for Additional Armor. Now, these things we never got to use. Firstly, the factory armor is already good enough for what we faced here. Secondly, additional armor is additional weight that is rarely useful, especially when you need to cross a bridge that has never supported anything heavier than a city tram.

Level I

Modernized Ventilation System. Without this thing, we would be in much worse condition. It helps with heat regulation and air filtering. Breathing dust from destroyed buildings is no fun.

Levels I–IV

In the basket, on the sides, and on the track fenders are miscellaneous items, spare parts, and the personal belongings of the crew (e.g., spare roller, ammo boxes, canisters, ration packages, bags, personal weapons, etc.). It is hard to find any space in the cramped vehicle, so all personal belongings are usually stored on the hull—baskets behind the turret and on the sides, in the side crates, etc. It is mostly needed because getting some loose piece of clothing into a moving part inside the vehicle is always a very bad time.

Level II

Gun Thermal Sleeve. The gun thermal sleeve ensures the stability of the gun's firing characteristics and increases its service life. If we learned something from the experience of previous encounters, it is that we need to be sure of the gun's accuracy, especially in conditions where regular maintenance is impossible.

Level II

Spotlight. A spotlight should help navigate during nighttime travel. Should. Have. The idea is probably good, but the first encounter showed that spotlights should be able to be removed quickly. And be shell-resistant, ideally.

Level II

Tarpaulin Mantlet Cover. A tarpaulin mantlet cover protects the aiming mechanism. It's the best thing for urban combat or traveling in dry or very dusty environments. The main enemy of a tank is not enemy shells but the coarse sand that gets everywhere.

Level II

Rubber Screens. A couple of rubberized fabric screens are missing, but the vehicle itself is operational and ready for battle. That means this passive protection system worked as intended.

Level II

Smoke Grenade Launchers. In the urban combat environment, you can cover an entire block with a single salvo, which means giving yourself a chance to retreat and regroup. Irreplaceable.

Level II

M2 Twin Machine Guns. "These are my twin machine guns. There are many like them, but these ones are mine. My twin guns are my best friends. They are my life. I must master them as I must master my life. Without me, my twin guns are useless. Without my twin guns, I am useless."

Level II

Flashing Light. A piece that by all means should have been broken off during the very first encounter with the enemy. But we are starting to think this light will outlive us all.

Level III

Rigid Towbar Elements. Being heavy and armored in urban combat conditions means being responsible not only for yourself. If someone needs help and the troubled vehicle needs evacuation, we must be ready.

Level III

M60 Machine Gun. A tank—a TD, an armored vehicle, anything without a face but with armor—feels very uncomfortable without cover. You cannot answer every question with a gun, which is why a machine gun (or guns) should always be loaded, cleaned, and lubricated.

Level III

Fuel Barrel. Self-sufficiency above all. By the way, the myth about exploding a fuel tank by shooting it was busted a long time ago—nothing will happen. Well, maybe if you fire an incendiary round into a tank with especially volatile fuel, since it is the fumes that ignite, not the liquid itself.

Level IV

Roll of Tarpaulin. An irreplaceable multi-purpose item, and it is almost water-proof, as a bonus.

HISTORICAL T110E4 "FREIGHT TRAIN" STYLE

Level I

Modernized Lighting Equipment. Just in case. The experience of using standard lighting equipment showed that it was unreliable. It should be better now. At least, on paper.

Level I

Air Filter Boxes. As it is dusty here all the time, we also need to maintain the air filtering systems all the time.

Level I

Modernized Cupola With a Ring Mount. A comfortable workplace is key for work efficiency. Especially when it is a commander's cupola with a machine gun turret on a tank.

Level I

Modernized Scope. With a magazine loading system, each shot is as valuable as gold. The scope will help realize the vehicle's potential while not wasting ammunition and time.

Levels I and II

Levels I–III

Telephone Box and a Cable Coil, Spare Roller, Spare Antenna Parts, Box for Mines, Box for Crew Belongings, and a Roll of Tarpaulin. "Omnia mea mecum porto" is a great quote that fully reflects the reality of route march. Nobody knows when we will come back home—or if we are even coming back at all.

Level II

Fording System Elements. "Never taken a shortcut before?"

Levels II and III

Spare Parts Crate. A kit for quick field repairs.

Level III

Gun Thermal Sleeve. The peculiarities of the magazine loading system create an uneven load on the gun. The thermal gun sleeve should decrease the wear by distributing the heat along the whole gun.

Level III

Rangefinder. We rarely fire from long ranges, but the vehicle still should be able to do so. It is better to have it and not use it than need it and not have it.

Level III

Rolling Stops. Something like a wheel stop. Place under the track to not slide down a slope when stationary.

Levels III

Mortars. Basically, it's a pipe with a nail at the bottom. It can do so much in experienced hands. Just make sure to avoid double feeds.

Levels III and IV

Modernized Smoke System. Get up close, fire the entire magazine, cover yourself with smokes, and retreat safely. Someday this tactic will definitely work.

Level IV

Automatic Small-Caliber Guns. Auxiliary armaments with remote controls.

Level IV

Rubber Screens. A relatively cheap way to increase the survivability of the vehicle and preserve its mobility. A screen might not hold a shell hit, but fragmentation from close detonations will definitely become much weaker.

HISTORICAL KRANVAGN "TRETTONDE" STYLE

Season Rewards

There are tons of valuable and useful Base and additional Improved Rewards waiting for you in each Chapter of this Season! In addition to up to three progressive styles, you can receive a new piece of Bounty Equipment: the Bounty Turbocharger. This is a special version of the Turbocharger that you can upgrade and make your vehicle even more powerful. Plus, you can get four pieces of any existing Bounty Equipment, up to three custom crew members, bonds, and much more.

Base Rewards

Improved Rewards

1,875,000

×36

×12

×150

×30

×15

×12

×3

4,350

×12

×57

4,275,000

×42

×36

×90

×12

×3

×15

×6

×9

×3

Items for Tokens

Tokens are a special reward currency exclusive to Battle Pass. They will accumulate throughout the year in all the Seasons of Battle Pass in which you participate in 2022. In Season VII, you can earn a total of 21 Tokens—12 among the Base Rewards, and 9 more among the Improved Rewards. Use these Tokens to redeem valuable items and rare Tier IX reward vehicles (including two brand-new tanks, the Cobra and the Lorraine 50 t) in the Items for Tokens section of the in-game Store.

IX Cobra

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Hit Points

1,600 HP

Average Damage

360/465/515 HP

Average Penetration

268/210/120 mm

Shells in the Magazine

4 shells

Time for Autoreloading One Shell

2.3 s

Gun Depression / Elevation Angles

–10/13 deg

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

40/25 km/h

Turret Armor

130/80/40 mm

IX Lorraine 50 t

Hit Points

1,750 HP

Average Damage

400/400/515 HP

Average Penetration

264/308/65 mm

Dispersion at 100 m

0.33 m

Gun Depression / Elevation Angles

–10/15 deg

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

60/15 km/h

Specific Power

16.36 h.p./t

Turret Armor

250/70/30 mm

IX Kunze Panzer

Hit Points

1,600 HP

Average Damage

390/390/480 HP

Average Penetration

268/300/53 mm

Average Damage per Minute

2,516 HP/min

Dispersion at 100 m

0.42 m

Gun Depression / Elevation Angles

–15/20 deg

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

65/23 km/h

View Range

400 m

IX K-91-PT

Hit Points

1,600 HP

Average Damage

390/390/530 HP

Average Penetration

258/315/68 mm

Dispersion at 100 m

0.4 m

Time for Complete Loading

8.6 s

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

52/23 km/h

Specific Power

20.04 h.p./t

Hull Armor

260/60/45 mm

IX Char Futur 4

Hit Points

1,750 HP

Average Damage

390/390/480 HP

Average Penetration

264/330/53 mm

Shells in the Magazine

4 shells

Time for Loading Between Shots

4 s

Dispersion at 100 m

0.34 m

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

60/20 km/h

Specific Power

22.96 h.p./t

IX Object 777 Version II

Hit Points

1,850 HP

Average Damage

440/440/530 HP

Average Penetration

258/340/68 mm

Dispersion at 100 m

0.42 m

Time for Complete Loading

13.9 s

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

40/15 km/h

Turret Armor

258/225/90 mm

Hull Armor

132/115/45 mm

IX AE Phase I

Hit Points

1,800 HP

Average Damage

400/400/515 HP

Average Penetration

258/340/60 mm

Gun Depression / Elevation Angles

–10/15 deg

Turret Armor

292/101/50 mm

Top Speed / Reverse Speed

35/12 km/h

Specific Power

16.07 h.p./t

View Range

390 m

Cobra

Lorraine 50 t

Kunze Panzer

K-91-PT

Char Futur 4

Obj. 777 II

AE Phase I

GET EXTRA REWARDS!

Once you complete all three main Chapters, you'll have access to a new Reward section of the in-game Store where you can spend your Battle Pass Points earned throughout the Season on bonds and the following rewards:

3D styles for all Battle Pass Core Vehicles from the previous six Seasons
Unique crew members from Season IV onwards

This new section will be available until May 30, 2022, at 02:30 CEST (UTC+2).

MORE INFO

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. Additionally, with the new mechanics for choosing Chapters, you can now purchase the Improved Pass for more than Chapter at a time. However, make sure to come back to any paused Chapters, or you may be missing out on rewards.

Want to save some gold and instantly secure access to all the Base and Improved Rewards? Take a look at the three special Battle Pass packages that are available for real money. Two of them contain an Improved Pass for all three Chapters so you can reap the maximum benefits of the seventh Season. The second bundle also includes a gold allowance, while the third one contains a series of combat missions that will reward you with a unique crew member, additional Battle Pass Points, and some other stuff.

GET THE BUNDLES

To battle, Commanders!

Get ready to display your skills and earn a host of attractive rewards in Battle Pass Season VII!

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