Modern Warfare 4 Season 1 Battle Pass: Price, Rewards and Weapons

The Season 1 Battle Pass for Modern Warfare 4 costs 1,100 COD Points, or 2,400 COD Points as a Bundle, and runs across 100 tiers with more than 100 rewards. Season 1 began at midnight ET on November 6, 2026 (9 p.m. PT on November 5), earlier than the 10 a.m. PT guess in our earlier release guide.

Last updated November 6, 2026, from Activision’s Season 1 Full Intel post. Prices in US dollars were not published.

Content

What the pass costs and what you get right away
The new guns and where they unlock
BlackCell extras
Events that pay out Blueprints and camos
Maps, modes and DMZ in the first weeks

What the pass costs and what you get right away

Item	Detail
Battle Pass	1,100 COD Points
Bundle	2,400 COD Points
Tiers	100, with 100+ rewards and a guaranteed 50+ for premium holders
Catch-up	Late buyers get the reward for the current season day, up to day 50
Instant rewards	10% Battle Pass XP boost, up to 1,100 COD Points back, Downpour Blix skin, Fortune’s Favor FiNN LMG Blueprint, Happy Boom Sticky Grenade Blueprint, Killing Demon sticker, DMZ Survival Kit
Tier 100	Bellum, an Ultra Mosin-Nagant Blueprint

Finishing all 100 tiers earns the Vantage Blix skin, the Blue Viper Hyeon Burst Blueprint, 200 COD Points, a calling card, an emblem and another Survival Kit. Eight more Operator skins for premium finishers are due in the Reloaded post, and two new base weapons are free. The post calls the Mosin-Nagant an assault rifle in one place and a marksman rifle in another, so its class is uncertain.

The new guns and where they unlock

Weapon	Type	Unlock	Stats
Cronen Osprey	Assault rifle, 5.56	Battle Pass tier 16; Blueprint at tier 87	882 RPM, 30 rounds, 90 reserve, 70 levels
CSG-35	SMG	Battle Pass tier 36; Blueprint at tier 73	1200 RPM, 28 rounds, 112 reserve, 42 levels
JAK 12	Full-auto shotgun	Event reward, later in the season	323 RPM, 8 rounds, 16 reserve
ZLR Talonhawk	Melee axe	Event reward, later in the season	10 levels

Each of the first three has an Apex attachment: the Cronen Helix Mk. II, the akimbo CSG Crossfire and the JAK Barrage. Wager Match rewards add a full-auto Hyeon Auto Apex and a Kastov 545 Apex for the Kastov 762.

BlackCell extras

BlackCell comes with the Vault Edition, and Digital Standard owners can upgrade on the same platform. It adds the XERO Operator, 1,100 COD Points, a Perimeter Lance M4 Blueprint, 20 tier skips and a mastery camo track. Its Battle Pass layer unlocks seven Operator skins and seven Blueprints, including the Cronen Osprey and CSG-35. Anyone who buys BlackCell after the Battle Pass gets 1,100 COD Points back. The BlackCell price was not stated.

Events that pay out Blueprints and camos

Three events are named, none with dates. Weapon Camo Events unlock camos from match XP. Wager Match uses trophies as currency, and the top three finishers get extra rewards. Its mastery track pays an Operator skin, a Blueprint, a camo and several Apex attachments. The post states that no real-world money is involved. Joint Fire lets you play solo, but squads earn a bigger XP boost the more of you there are, with Blueprints, charms, 2XP Tokens and a DMZ Survival Kit on offer. A separate Locked Down universal camo unlocks by verifying your Call of Duty account email.

Maps, modes and DMZ in the first weeks

Multiplayer launches with Backstab and Canyon, both new, plus a reimagined Shoot House set in North Korea. Ministry and Overflow follow mid-season with Counter Attack. Pre-season modes ran on October 27 (Shipment), October 29 (Possession) and October 30 (Infected). Mid-Season and the Season 1 Reloaded update have no dates, and the eight bonus Operator skins are unnamed.

DMZ adds X01, a former Russian facility on Hajin’s border, with extraction points that close over time. Wager Match and Joint Fire reach DMZ as well, and neither has a date. For the maps, modes and perks of the Warzone side, see the Warzone Season 1 guide.