Shutdown -  Core, 6v6 (Launch)

Before breaking out Stitch, Adler and team first need to cut off the power to the black site prison, bringing them to a hydroelectric plant built on the rugged volcanic terrain of Iceland. Fight in and around the central building housing the now wrecked Turbine or dive down the Sluice into the Lake, its waters hugging the plant’s south end by the Transformers. Jump up by the red container to target enemies from far out or swim back onshore to reach the Atrium and Parking.

Head to the north side to fight in the rugged Yard, away from the shoreline and bookended by the Pumphouse and Canteen. It’s a quick run to the Turbine from here, giving you good map coverage down the middle. If things get too hot, you can always drop down the Chute and swim your way to safety.

Fugitive - Core, 6v6, (Launch)

Deploy to a secret CIA black site in a remote part of Iceland, the very location where Stitch has been imprisoned until Adler brings him in as an unlikely ally for an urgent operation. With the power out, Adler and his crew seize their chance to infiltrate the prison, climbing, zipping, and battling their way through the frozen compound.

Upon reaching their target, Adler and Stitch strike a deal. Following the jailbreak, the alarms are blaring and warnings of a power failure light up the Cell Block.

Though the area may appear smaller than expected when first glancing at the minimap, the prison’s intricate layout presents multiple levels and shortcuts to the various outside areas including the Checkpoint, Courtyard, and Recreation Yard. In the upper Cell Block, newly opened cells present the danger of ambush. Be on guard and look for ziplines for quick access to your next target.

Blitz - Strike, 6v6/2v2 (Launch)

Traffic comes to a halt as Pantheon reinforcements race toward the prison but get ambushed by the Rogue team. Leave the road and seek out targets over the rugged terrain of the Cliffside or move inland, ambushing enemies at the Waterfall.

To approach the battle head on, move down the central Bridge, using the scattered convoy for cover. Jump down from the center to move underneath the Bridge, a great means of pivoting to a new location. Though a small map overall, Blitz’s long lanes leave room for marksmen to shine.

Eclipse - Strike, 6v6/2v2 (Mid-Season)

Stitch and the team arrive in Avalon, slipping into the shadows of an underground nightclub to discuss business. The neon lights flicker as they form a plan to break the Pantheon codenames, but the meeting is cut short when Pantheon agents storm in.

Show off your best moves on the dance floor, dodging shots and flanking targets down the sides where seating offers party goers a chance to rest and order a drink from the bar. Ambush passing enemies from the DJ booth and then break through the broken façades on the walls, escaping into the halls.

Fringe - Core, 6v6 (Mid-Season)

Revisit Fringe from Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, reimagined for the first time ever in Black Ops 6. Attend the grand opening of the Rolling Hills distillery, established in an idyllic setting with several navigable buildings and the surrounding grounds. Battle along the main Road or dive into the Bar for a closer fight. Watch for sharpshooters in the upper Barn and along the Bridge and relive the thrill of trying to make it out alive through the narrow Loading route.

Team Elimination (Launch)

In this twist on Kill Confirmed, two teams are given a limited amount of lives each round as they fight to be the last surviving team. Players drop a dog tag on death that can be picked up by the enemy to confirm the kill or by a teammate to deny the opposing team. Survive longer than the other team or hold the most remaining lives when the timer ends to win the round.

Balance aggression and defense as you seek out enemy dog tags while preserving your life. Dig in with your teammates to counter enemy attacks and then ask for cover while you collect the droppings. Picking up tags is a great way to earn your next Scorestreak, so stay aggressive and keep up the momentum. Once your team’s life pool is drained, your remaining teammates can still revive you where you were last killed in a last-ditch effort to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.

One in the Chamber (In-Season)

Another Black Ops fan-favorite mode returns as One in the Chamber shows up in Season 04! In this free-for-all mode, each Operator is given one pistol, one bullet, a knife, and three lives. Precision is king, as bullets always eliminate on impact and the only way to earn another bullet is to get an elimination.

Stay cool, aim true, and preserve your lives while aiming for the highest score. UAV scans keep the action moving, so don’t try to hide. At the end of the match, the top three scoring Operators will step up to the Winner’s Circle.

Party Ops (Mid-Season)

Get the party started with a new Limited-Time Mode arriving later in the season: Compete in a randomized set of party themed minigames. The player with the highest score at the end of the match wins it all.

Grim Reaper (In-Season)

• Type: Lethal
• Score: 725
• Mastery Badges: Yes

Powerful semi-automatic launcher that can fire up to four rockets in one load.

Wield the Grim Reaper, a quad tube loaded Launcher capable of inflicting heavy damage on enemies. Whether targeting Operators or locking on to enemy Scorestreaks, the Grim Reaper’s payload delivers a huge explosion. The weapon is lost if you’re taken out, so save it for the right moment and bring backup to ensure you have the protection needed to unleash havoc.

Prove you’re the very best by dedicating your Multiplayer match time to Ranked Play, using the same settings, maps, modes, and weapon restrictions used by the Call of Duty League™. Win matches to earn SR (Skill Rating) and progress through the Ranks while earning career rewards like Rank Skins and Win Challenge rewards.

As usual, match wins ensure you progress through the Ranks throughout Season 04 to earn new seasonal rewards like a new Pro Issue Weapon Blueprint, Rank-themed Calling Cards, Ranked Charms, and more:

Ranked Play Rewards

• Get 10 Wins: “Pro Reissue AMES 85” AMES 85 Weapon Blueprint
• Get 100 Wins: “Ranked Season 4 – 100 Wins” Large Decal
• Silver: “Ranked Season 4 – Silver” Calling Card
• Gold: “Ranked Season 4 – Gold” Calling Card and Charm
• Platinum: “Ranked Season 4 – Platinum” Calling Card and Charm
• Diamond: “Ranked Season 4 – Diamond” Calling Card and Charm
• Crimson: “Ranked Season 4 – Crimson” Calling Card and Charm
• Iridescent: “Ranked Season 4 – Iridescent” Calling Card and Charm
• Top 250: “Ranked Season 4 – Top 250” Calling Card and Charm
• Season 04 Champion: “Ranked Season 4 – Top 250 Champion” Calling Card

Abomination Challenge

During Beavis and Butt-Head Event

Summon Mo by opening the doors to the Aether Church. Then defeat Mo. Mo has some unique abilities as an Abomination HVT. He will gain resistance, then immunity, to a weapon repeatedly used on him. Mo’s charge attack also holds a secret.

Available: Flow Mode, Cel-Shaded Map

Restricted: Quests, Easter Eggs, Exit Strategy (GobbleGum)

Available Maps: Liberty Falls

Enter a cel-shaded version of Liberty Falls in this chaotic and seriously challenging Limited Time Mode! Your match begins with a baseline of classic RBZ:

• Available for crews of one to four players versus Zombies
• The match ends when all players are eliminated
• Mystery Boxes can contain Wonder Weapons
• Takes place on the entirety of the Liberty Falls map

However, there’s a twist. Or in this case, a vicious, drooling red-mouthed Abomination called Mo. This HVT is in a permanent state of fury, summoned from the Dark Aether when the Church is opened. Your main and overriding goal is:

• Defeat Mo, the HVT Abomination
• Exfil is disabled until the HVT is defeated

Additional Modifiers

Modified Features: Expect a variety of Snacks and enemy-based modifiers as you desperately try to gain the upper hand against the undead onslaught:

• Rounds turn faster (expect Cranked or Rampage Inducer rates of enemy spawning)
• Additional enemies are added to Liberty Falls including:
  • Amalgams
  • Doppelghasts
  • Elder Disciples
  • Shock Mimics
  • Toxic Zombies

Additional Features: The Abomination Challenge LTM utilizes a modified version of the “Zombies Snacks” ruleset for Health—meaning you need to secure Snacks dropped as ground loot to increase your Health once you’ve taken damage—though players do not lose energy by moving.

• There is no Refrigerator Power-up
• Flow State is available, assuming you can slay enough of the undead without taking damage to activate it!

Disabled Features: The following gameplay features are disabled in this Mode:

• Save and Quit
• Main Quest
• Easter Eggs
• Rampage Inducer
• Exit Strategy (GobbleGum)
• Idle Eyes (GobbleGum)

Mo Problems

Mo the HVT Abomination is a force to be reckoned with. He has an extremely mean disposition, inflicts the maximum damage at all times, has an impressive constitution, loves to sprint at foes as often as possible, doesn’t like the taste of equipment, and it’s said he headbutts you with such force that your Perks are knocked out of you, landing on the ground. Which begs the question: How exactly do you mow Mo down?

Rewards: 15,000 XP, A Hidden Power GobbleGum, and a special Calling Card for completing the Abomination Challenge.

Starting Room

Available In-Season

“Locked in. How long can you last?”

Starting Room locks all the doors confining you to the start area of the map. You must make do with the resources available in the area. Check each map for the Round Milestone required for Rewards.

Restricted: Door Buys, Exfil, Exit Strategy (GobbleGum)

Available Maps: Liberty Falls, Terminus, Citadelle des Morts, The Tomb, Shattered Veil

Inspired by the initial chamber within the original Black Ops Zombies map “Moon,” Starting Room brings down the complexities of a full RBZ experience, while ramping up the combat and terror. You’re essentially doomed to battle through increasingly vicious waves of undead within the first area of a map. Raptor One has been grounded. All the doors are sealed shut and can’t be opened. Survive to the highest round you can and die trying!

Additional Modifiers

Classic Features: The classic Round-Based Zombies baseline rules are in effect:

• Available for crews of one to four players versus zombies
• The match ends when all players are eliminated

Modified Features: There are various modifications within a Starting Room match: If the power in the map was off during a normal match, it is already switched to “on”.

• If a machine or feature, like a Perk Machine, Pack-A-Punch and/or Der Wunderfizz (at Round 25) are in the starting zone, they will appear. If not, they aren’t available.
• Fire Sale Power-up no longer drops randomly from fallen zombies.
• Random Perk Power-up has been added to randomly drop from fallen zombies.
• Door Buys and Exfil are disabled. There’s no way out!

Available Maps

Starting Room LTM takes place in a cel-shaded version of the starting area within each Zombies map. Here’s a quick tactical overview of the named areas and the expected machines you can interact with:

Liberty Falls (Medium): Abandoned Rooftop, Pump & Pay, Motor Lodge, the start of East Main Street

• Features and Machines: Mystery Box, Ammo Cache, Dark Aether Field Generator, Wall Buy (GS45), Wall Buy (DM-10), Rampage Inducer, GobbleGum Machine

Terminus (Small): Holding Cells, Elevator, Guard Station, Security Overlook

• Features and Machines: Wall Buy (GS45), Tentacle Trap, Ammo Cache, Rampage Inducer, GobbleGum Machine

Citadelle des Morts (Medium): Town Square, Tavern, Tavern Cellar

• Features and Machines: Mystery Box, Wall Buy (GS45), Ammo Cache, Level II Armor Vest, Arsenal, Crafting Table, Der Wunderfizz (Round 25 onward), Rampage Inducer, GobbleGum Machine

The Tomb (Large): Dig Site, Roman Mausoleum

• Features and Machines: Pack-A-Punch Machine, Mystery Box, Level II Armor Vest, Arsenal, Ammo Box, PHD Flopper Perk Machine, Wall Buy (Marine SP), Rampage Inducer, GobbleGum Machine 

Shattered Veil (Large): Garden Pond, Lower Terrace

• Features and Machines: Wall Buy (GS45), Ammo Cache, Dark Aether Field Generator, Mystery Box, Rampage Inducer, GobbleGum Machine

Starting Room LTM Rewards: Expect a Pack of five GobbleGums, a high-value GobbleGum, and 15,000XP to be rewarded the first time you reach an impressive Round Milestone. What is that milestone? It depends on the map.

Rack up Points.  Climb the Leaderboard.  Out-slay the competition. During the King of the Dead Leaderboard Event, your Zombie Eliminations count for more than simply your longevity: play a match of Zombies to get placed on a King of the Dead Leaderboard and then get Eliminations to earn Leaderboard Points to climb the Leaderboard and improve your position. Special, Elite, and Boss enemies score more Points so set you’ll want to set your sights on the biggest targets you can take out. 

The higher you climb in your King of the Dead Leaderboard, the better your end-of-event rewards. Everyone earns something, but only the sharpest slayers will walk away with the best rewards. Want to be top of the board? Then keep moving, slaying, and make every Point count. Additionally, earning Points will progress and complete Event Challenges that accompany the Leaderboard and unlock rewards when completed.

Clash LTM (Launch)

104 players (52v52), 15-minute matches

First introduced into Call of Duty: Warzone during Season Five of Black Ops Cold War back in September 2021 as a revamped version of the original “Rumble” mode, Clash is back, bigger than ever, and now includes some impressive, game-changing equipment and power-ups only available in this mode. But what is Clash Mode?

This is Team Deathmatch and Domination on a massive scale!

Overview, Win Conditions, and Scoring

This action-packed team-based mode takes place in and around a specific POI within Verdansk, and pits two teams of 52 players (divided into 13 Quad Squads per side) against each other. With no Circle Collapse, no last stand benefit for the Survivor Perk, and your Loadouts available immediately, the plan is simple; your side needs to acquire 500 points by the end of the 15-minute time limit. These are mainly gained by slaying enemies (sometimes aided with power ups you can acquire within a match), completing contracts, and participating in the in-game Public Events, as well as the following:

Scoring:

• 1 point per enemy elimination
• 2 points per enemy elimination with Double Down Power Up
• 5 points per Contract completed
• 10 points for capturing a Domination Point (Flag)
• 10 points for capturing a Bonus Crate or a Cash Crate

In-Match Events and Domination Points

During a Clash match, expect several in-match Events to occur. These are like those in Battle Royale Matches, though Clash Events are timed throughout the match rather than related to the Circle Collapse. The available Events are:

• Domination Points
• Bonus Points Crates
• Clash Firesale
• Cash Crates
• Power Surge

Domination Points Event: Up to three single capture Dom Points (flags) appear on the map, and these respawn throughout the match. Much like the Multiplayer Mode of the same name, a team that reaches and captures one of the Dom Points receives a reward; in this case, 10 team points.

Bonus Points Crates Event: A cargo plane flies across the center of the map, and up to four crates are dropped. Teams are likely to head to the crates as they float to the ground, as capturing a crate awards you with 10 team points.

Clash Firesale Event: For the next two minutes, all players can take advantage of a Firesale as two Portable Buy Stations are dropped into the backfield of each team (a total of four). Additionally, all loot crates are restocked and cash found in crates is also increased. 

Cash Crates: Capture one (or more) of the three Cash Crates that drop during this event also nets you 10 team points.

Power Surge Event: For the next two minutes, there’s an increased drop rate of Power Ups when you dispatch an enemy player or loot any ground caches.

Clash Mode Gameplay Features

As well as the previously mentioned new Search and Destroy Contract, Clash comes loaded with features unique to the mode. Here’s the full run-down of what to expect:

Buy Stations (Clash Mode only): Expect Buy Stations to be scattered across a Clash map and roughly split between each team’s area of operations. Portable Buy Stations are also available during the Firesale In-Match Event. Here’s what you can purchase:

• Armor Plate: $500
• Munitions Box: $1,000
• Trophy System: $1,500
• Counter UAV: $3,000
• Sentry Turret: $3,000
• Hand Cannon: $4,000
• Bunker Buster: $4,000
• Cluster Strike: $4,000
• Precision Airstrike: $6,000
• Specialist Perk: $10,000

New Field Upgrade: Door Barricade (Clash Mode at Season Launch): Control access points more easily during mid or close-quarter combat scenarios and delay enemy incursions with the Door Barricade.

Fit a barricade to a close single or double door, and a heavy-duty lock attaches to (and is visible on) both sides, preventing the opening or access through the door. This is until the barricade is either removed (only by the Operator or squadmates who fitted it), or destroyed, usually by using explosives, though gunfire and melee equipment is also an option.

Expect the Door Barricade to be loot in Battle Royale and Battle Royale Casual Modes, via the new Care Package Killstreak, all coming at Mid-Season.

New Killstreak: Hand Cannon (Clash Mode at Season Launch): This high-powered pistol Killstreak, originally available in Multiplayer during Season 01, is available in ground cache as rare loot. Expect a slow rate of fire and finite ammunition, but good handling, and improved hip fire accuracy with faster hip-fire shooting speed.

Expect the Hand Cannon to be rare loot in Battle Royale, Battle Royale Casual, Resurgence, and Plunder Modes, via the new Care Package Killstreak, all coming at Mid-Season.

Feature: SAM Turrets (Clash Mode only): Chopper and drone pilots take note; Clash mode maps feature SAM Turrets in various tactical positions across the environment. Spend $1,500 of in-match cash to activate these anti-air missile batteries and use them up to four times to target any aircraft and drones in the area. If you’re flying in the Heli on the receiving end of a SAM barrage, now’s the time to utilize flares to counter the incoming missiles!

Train (Clash Mode only): If a Clash map features a portion of the large, circular railroad track that the train travels along, then this hulking engine and loot-filled carriages are parked and available to use as added cover and looting opportunities.

UAV Towers (Clash Mode only): Providing you have the $2,000 in-match cash to activate them, teams can head to and capture a few scattered UAV Towers, allowing pinging of enemy movement across the local area.

Clash Mode Powerups

Clash Mode features five differently hued in-match Powerups that are automatically used when found. Available as a possible loot drop or sometimes appearing as dropped loot near the body of an eliminated enemy Operator, these Powerups are color-coded and offer temporary benefits to the Operator who grabs them. All five can be obtained in a single match and expect the frequency of available Powerups to be significantly increased if the in-match Power Surge Event activates (usually in the final stages of a match). Here’s what each of the five Clash Powerups grant you:

• Hunter (Red Aura): Highlights enemies and allies in red and blue respectively. Allies are visible through walls. Applies Tracker and High Alert Perks.
• Speed Boost (Yellow Aura): Prevents fall damage and provides approximately 20 percent speed boost to your movement.
• Regeneration Aura (Green Aura): Refills your health and armor at roughly 20 percent per second. Allies within a small radius around you also receive this benefit. The effect does not stack.
• Double Down (Blue Aura): Grants you two points per enemy Operator elimination instead of one.
• Kill Mag (Purple Aura): Refills your active weapon magazine after a kill and quickens your reload.

Havoc Royale LTM (Mid-Season)

44 players (Quads), 15-minute matches

Change up the normal gameplay flow with modifiers that disturb the fabric of reality.

Havoc Royale drops Operators into specific areas of Verdansk—Downtown, Airport, or Train Station—with their Loadout in hand. These modifiers can affect the player, environment, or the gameplay rules with origins in the Modern Warfare® II and III Havoc modes but bringing the high-stakes environment and gameplay from Call of Duty: Warzone. Adapt and survive through it all to claim victory as the last team standing!

Buy Stations: These have been adjusted to sell the following items (Havoc Royale Mode only):

• Squad Buyback
• Armor Plate
• Gasmask
• Door Barricade
• Munitions Box
• Redeploy Drone
• Hand Cannon
• UAV

Within the six diminishing circle collapses, expect a modifier as each new gas zone coalesces on the map. Only one modifier will be active at a time, with one of two modifiers occurring towards the end of a match (known as “Finale Modifiers”), and each occurs randomly from the following selection:

Charge Jump: Perform super-human leaps and reach previously unimaginable distances. Holding your button before a Charge Jump provides higher leaping and your velocity dictates how horizontal your jump will be.

Cranked: Outlines of enemy players periodically flash red, Operators have a HUD indicating where foes are nearby, as well as Tracker footsteps, and quicker weapon switching, armor plate insertions, and reloads. There’s also a timer on the screen. When it reaches zero, the Operator explodes. Open a cache to increase your time. Defeat an enemy to fully refresh the timer.

Crouch Potato: When crouched, Operators transform into a sack of potatoes. Movement and jumping are still possible, and health as well as armor slowly regenerates while crouched, which only stops if the Operator is struck by enemy fire.

Eye See You: All Operators always have an Advanced UAV active for them, as well as googly eyes.

Melon Heads: Operators appear with watermelon heads, with an impressive watermelon-based explosion if hit. Damage to the body is reduced. Damage to heads is multiplied.

Make it Rain: More ammo and cash become available, to such an extent that it isn’t likely you’ll need to reload, as bullets are removed from your reserves rather than your chamber or magazine. Fire Sale also activates.

Unregulated Airspace: The airspace is no longer overcrowded, allowing for more Killstreaks to be used at the same time. Expect more of them to be available as ground loot.

Showdown (Finale Modifier): All Operators are given an identical Loadout. Nearby weapons are removed.

Rising Gas (Finale Modifier): Operators are warned that gas will be rising vertically throughout the combat zone, forcing you to ascend to higher ground. Fortunately, you’re more likely to obtain Gas Masks and Personal Redeploy Drones (Havoc Royale Mode only) during this modifier’s lifespan.

Resurgence Casual (Mid-Season)

44 Players, Players & Bots

The Casual experience comes to Resurgence in the mid-season, mixing humans and bots in a fight to the finish. The main Resurgence ruleset applies, so do what it takes to stay alive and keep your squad redeploying. Drop in to warm up, teach a new player about the game, or just for a more relaxed Resurgence experience.

As with Battle Royale Casual or Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp, game progression is limited in this mode and results will not count towards or against your stats. This mode also doesn’t count towards your eligibility to accessing Resurgence Ranked Play when it arrives at Mid-Season.

Ranked Play: Battle Royale (Launch Window)

Grind your way towards a coveted position in the Top 250 as Battle Royale: Ranked Play becomes the first of two Ranked Play variants to drop in Season 04 within Call of Duty: Warzone. Harness the competitive spirit and earn new rewards for ranking up and advancing through the Skill Divisions, unlocking the following rewards as you go:

Season 04 BR Ranked Play Rewards

• First Season Win: Weapon Charm
• Get 25 Eliminations: Elimination Sticker
• Get 100 Eliminations: Elimination Weapon Camo
• Get 250 Eliminations: Elimination LR 7.62 Weapon Blueprint
• Silver: “Ranked Season 4 – Silver” Emblem
• Gold: “Ranked Season 4 – Gold” Emblem and Decal
• Platinum: “Ranked Season 4 – Platinum” Emblem and Decal
• Diamond: “Ranked Season 4 – Diamond” Emblem and Decal
• Crimson: “Ranked Season 4 – Crimson” Emblem and Decal
• Iridescent: “Ranked Season 4 – Iridescent” Emblem and Decal
• Top 250: “Ranked Season 4 – Top 250” Emblem and Decal
• Season 04 Champion: “Ranked Season 4 – Top 250 Champion” Emblem

Ranked Play: Resurgence (Mid-Season)

Trios, Rebirth Island

Craving some real competition on Rebirth Island? Then squad up with your winning Trio, and attempt dominance over the very best players as Resurgence Ranked Play makes its triumphant return! Expect the same rules set you remember during the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare® III era, and an expanded look at this returning, fan-favorite mode in the Season 04 Reloaded blog, just prior to Mid-season.

Ranked Play Notes: Battle Royale: Ranked Play (Verdansk) runs from Launch Window throughout the entirety of Season 04. Resurgence: Ranked Play (Rebirth Island) begins at Mid-Season, and runs alongside Battle Royale: Ranked Play, meaning you can play one or both Modes when they are active. The ranking is separate from Battle Royale: Ranked Play.

Omen (BlackCell, Crimson One, Launch)

“Omen” Operator: BlackCell Instant Reward Page

It’s time for lockdown. Omen is a presence who strikes fear even in the world’s most dangerous criminals, with an almost preternatural ability to keep even the most sinister prisoners in line.

Stitch (Battle Pass, Rogue Black Ops, Launch)

“Supermax” and “Yard Dog” Skins: Battle Pass Instant Reward Page, Battle Pass Completion Page

Until recently, Stitch was assumed dead. Instead of eliminating his enemy, however, Adler sent him off to a black site prison. Now the time has come, and following a daring jailbreak, Stitch is once again free. Adler needs his help cracking the codenames that will finally lead to the Pantheon moles, but at what cost?

Ballerina (Bundle, Crimson One, In-Season)

Seeking revenge for her slain father, Eve Macarro embarks on a relentless mission against the High Table’s most feared opponents in Ballerina, the highly anticipated new action film from the World of John Wick. Deploy as the elite assassin in one of two looks in the Ballerina Bundle arriving in Season 04.

Primary Weapon: LC10 (Launch)

SMG, Battle Pass Page 3, Page 14 Battle Pass Blueprint

• Levels: 38
• MAGS: 4
• MAG SIZE: 34
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel, Magazine, Rear Grip, Stock, Laser, Fire Mods
• Customize Options: Skins, Camos and Reticle Unlocks (MP, ZM, WZ), Accessories (1), Decals (1), Stickers (3)

Full-auto submachine gun. Excellent accuracy and range, with a moderate rate of fire. Average mobility and very slow handling for its class.

Returning after its debut in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, the LC10 SMG spits out rounds fast coupled with good accuracy and range, moderate damage, and a quick reload to get you back into the fight.

The weapon performs well off the hip or down sights, with 34 rounds in the base magazine for a hefty ammo supply. Via Gunsmith, equip a variety of improvements such as a Laser for improved hipfire spread and an updated Barrel to further extend the weapon’s respectable damage range.

Primary Weapon: FFAR 1 (Launch)

Assault Rifle, Battle Pass Page 6, Page 11 HVT Tier Battle Pass Blueprint

• Levels: 42
• MAGS: 3
• MAG SIZE: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel, Magazine, Rear Grip, Stock, Laser, Fire Mods
• Customize Options: Skins, Camo and Reticle Unlocks (MP, ZM, WZ), Accessories (1), Decals (1), Stickers (3)

 Full-auto assault rifle. Very high rate of fire and excellent CQB power, but slower handling and mobility.

Boasting a blazing fast fire rate that rivals the SMG weapon class, this bullpup Assault Rifle is designed for taking down targets fast. The somewhat unpredictable recoil favors burst fire when tackling distant targets, but once you’re locked on it’s all over for them. Supporting a variety of Underbarrel Launcher attachments, use Gunsmith to add greater versatility to the weapon. Running low on ammo? Grab an Extended Mag while you’re at it.

Primary Weapon: Essex Model 07 (In-Season)

Marksman Rifle, Event Reward

• Levels: 38
• MAGS: 3
• MAG SIZE: 8
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel, Magazine, Lever, Stock, Laser, Fire Mods
• Customize Options: Skins, Camo and Reticle Unlocks (MP, ZM, WZ), Accessories (1), Decals (1), Stickers (3)

Lever-action marksman rifle. High damage potential. Balanced by slower rate of fire and handling.

Inflict heavy critical point damage with this lever-action tactical rifle. An ideal tool for the new sheriff in town, this classic armament offers smooth handling with shots that quickly recenter after kicking up. Choose from a variety of Levers to further customize the weapon’s action, improving ADS speed, sprint to fire speed, and other movement abilities. 

Special Weapon: Olympia (Mid-Season)

Special, Event Reward

• Levels: 30
• MAGS: 8
• MAG SIZE: 2
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Barrel, Stock
• Customize Options: Skins, Camos (MP, ZM, WZ), Accessories (1), Decals (1), Stickers (3)

Double-barrel shotgun. Very high damage and respectable range but requires frequent reloading.

The double-barrel Olympia – not seen since Black Ops 3 – makes its debut in Black Ops 6, returning as a Special Weapon that makes for the perfect backup when entering tight spaces. The Olympia holds two shots at a time, each spraying multiple pellets when your Operator pulls the trigger. Light customization via the Short Barrel and Cut-Off Stock attachments gives you some control over the weapon’s playstyle, but the fundamentals remain the same: get up close and make your shots count. Fire down the sight for a tighter pellet spread or shoot off the hip to inflict damage over a wider area.

Melee Weapon: Pickaxe (Mid-Season)

Melee, Event Reward

• Levels: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: None
• Customize Options: Skins.
• One-hit kill. Medium attack speed. Short range

Without a Pickaxe, you’ll be lost in the tundra. Bring the right tool for the job when deploying to Iceland in Season 04’s Multiplayer maps, starting with this deadly Melee weapon that downs unarmored enemies with brutal severity. Though its range is short, the Pickaxe’s combination of rapid slashes and overhead swipes will keep enemies frozen in their tracks. Close the distance and say farewell.

G-Grip (Launch)

SMGs (except PP-19), Assault Rifles, Battle Pass Page 7 Reward

Vertical foregrip with integrated laser for improved firing stability, horizontal recoil control, and tightened spread when transitioning between hipfire and aiming down sights. Beam: Blue. Blocks Laser attachments.

Stryder .22 3-Round Burst Mod (Launch)

Stryder .22 Pistol, Event Reward

Convert the Stryder .22 into a 3-round burst. Drastically improves fire rate and maintains manageable gun kick but alters the weapon’s damage profile outside of the effective range.

SVD Full Auto Mod (In-Season)

SVD Sniper Rifle, Event Reward

Convert the SVD from semi-auto to full-auto functionality, ramping up the speed of your damage output and drastically improving recoil and handling.

TR2 CQB Auto Conversion (In-Season)

TR2 Marksman Rifle, Event Reward

Alter the TR2 Marksman Rifle to fire handgun caliber rounds, resulting in a Marksman Rifle with a compact frame and fully automatic capabilities that rival fire rates of an SMG!