Season 19 celebrates the first T-44 tank and some of the first examples of the most popular types of Soviet weaponry. This includes the AK-46 decoration which was the first sample of a legendary AR, plus the RPG-2 decoration — the first mass-produced rocket-propelled grenade launcher! There are warbonds, decals, boosters, Silver Lions, premium account time, wagers, decorations and vehicles. Don’t forget about the Warbond shop, running in parallel with this Battle Pass season. We’ve added Random Camouflage trophies for naval vessels thanks to your requests, so you can now decorate your ships with camouflages bought with Warbonds! All details below!
Zitat:
Beginning on: April 23rd (13:00 GMT)
Ending on: July 23rd (13:00 GMT)
What is the Battle Pass?
The Battle Pass is an event that lasts for 90 days where players can earn rewards for completing challenges and earning progress points. Rewards range from Silver Lions and boosters to season-exclusive decals, decorations, vehicles and more. Completing the Battle Pass is simple: you earn progress points that unlock levels, earning valuable things along the way! Check out the Wiki here to learn more.
Leveling up the Battle Pass & Challenges
Leveling up is simple! Gather progress points to unlock more levels. One level is 10 progress points. Points can be obtained through logging into the game, completing Daily Tasks and completing specific Challenges. New Battle Pass Challenges unlock once a week and another three can be obtained through reaching specific levels.
- Login to the game! Get 1 to 5 progress points for doing this.
- Complete Daily Tasks! Get 2 to 5 progress points for each of these.
- Complete Battle Pass Challenges! Get 30 points for each of these.
Rewards in Season 19
Purchasing the Battle Pass for 2,000 Golden Eagles will allow you to access every level. Purchasing the improved version for 2,500 Golden Eagles comes with an extra 150 progress points (15 levels from the get go). Not got enough time to complete the Battle Pass? You can purchase progress points for Golden Eagles 28 days after the season begins.Zitat:
The Battle Pass can be accessed on the right side of the screen while in the hangar.
Click here for all of the Rewards
Check out all of the rewards in the season below.
Decals, Decorations and a Profile Background
| “Moscow collective farmer” text decal | “Gorky pioneer” text decal | “Don Cossack” text decal | “Soviet polar explorer” text decal | [/tr]
| “AK-46 №1” decoration | “RPG-2” decoration | “Recoilless gun B-10” naval decoration | [/tr]
“T-44 (FM)” profile background
New vehicles this season
| Amiens (France) | T-44 (FM) (USSR) | [/tr]
 |
 |
[/tr]
| A Premium Sub-chaser for France at Rank III | A Premium Medium Tank for the USSR at Rank IV | [/tr]
| During the First World War, France decided to use a special type of small vessel, the Aviso — a heavily armed submarine hunter disguised as a small merchant ship — to fight enemy submarines. The class was named Arras but the lead ship of the class was Amiens, laid down in La Saint-sur-Mer in 1918. This ship is one of the heaviest coastal vessels in the game, with an arsenal of 138.6 mm guns and twin 37 mm autocannon mounts, complemented by a 75 mm universal cannon and small machine guns. | The development of a new Soviet tank capable of countering German Tigers and Panthers began back in 1943. Despite the start of production in 1944, the T-44 did not take part in any battles during the Second World War, but remained in service with the Soviets until the early ‘70s. The first production vehicles were distinguished by a driver port above the front armor plate and different turret armor. They were armed with a 85 mm D-5T cannon. | [/tr]
Battle Trophy with Past Vehicles
Missed out on previous Battle Pass vehicles? The Battle Trophy has you covered, featuring four vehicles from past Battle Passes or events. Opening this trophy will give you one vehicle from the list. If you have them all, you’ll instead receive Silver Lions and the special “Golden Battles Wager”, allowing you to earn up to 1,000 Golden Eagles.
| ORP Garland (Great Britain) | USS Detroit (USA) | [/tr]
| Matilda Hedgehog (Great Britain) | Tandem MAI (USSR) | [/tr]
Get Silver Lions, Consumables, Premium Account Time and More in the Battle Pass!
The Battle Pass doesn’t just feature decals, decorations and vehicles, it also contains a lot of other useful items. This includes a large amount of Silver Lions, Warbonds to spend in the Warbond shop, Orders, Wagers and Backups for use in battles, a Test Drive for one of the new vehicles before you get it, 10 days of Premium Account time, unique camouflages for the two new vehicles and a title and loading screen to remember your accomplishments.Get the next Battle Pass for free with Upgrade Coupons!
Two “Upgrade Coupons” are at levels 105 and 125 in the Battle Pass and are both needed to get the next Battle Pass for free. They also make the two new vehicles tradable on the Gaijin Market if you prefer.Zitat:
To purchase a Battle Pass using the “Upgrade Coupon”, you need to wait until the current season ends and the new season begins. You’ll then be able to exchange two Upgrade Coupons in the Battle Pass purchase window. Upgrade Coupons must be available in your inventory to do this.
The Warbond Shop in Season 19!
Check out some of the main Warbond shop items in Season 19! You can view the full list of items available as well as the conditions for receiving them in-game.Zitat:
The Warbond shop can be accessed by clicking on Shop > Warbond Shop from the hangar or from the Battle Pass window by clicking “Shop”
What is the Warbond Shop?
The Warbond shop is connected with and runs in tandem with the Battle Pass. Items in the Warbond shop can be purchased with a currency called Warbonds that are earned in the Battle Pass. There is a total of 6 shop levels and each one can be unlocked by reaching specific levels in the Battle Pass. In addition to purchasing with Warbonds, each item from shop level 3 requires a certain number of medals to purchase. Medals can be obtained through completing Special Tasks.
Vehicles
MGB-75 (Great Britain)
Armed with a potent 40 mm automatic cannon at the front and two 20 mm cannons at the back, the MGB-75 features a great top speed of 78 km/h, allowing it to capture points in good time. It also includes depth charges and 7.72 mm machine guns.
I-153P (USSR)
The I-153P is a small yet deadly biplane, characterized by its outstanding turn time. Armed with two 20 mm ShVAK cannons in the nose for taking out aircraft, it can also fire ROS-82 and RBS-82 rockets and 50 kg bombs for taking out enemy tanks.
M3A3 (1st PTG) (China)
During the Second World War, the M3A3 was used under a Chinese-American lend-lease program. A fast light tank, the M3A3 features a 37 mm cannon that can fire AP and APCBC shells. It’s lightly armored and can utilize its speed and shoulder-stop stabilizer to its advantage.
USS Moffett (USA)
USS Moffett features four turrets housing 5 inch cannons with an excellent rate of fire. Also armed with air defensive capabilities, USS Moffett features a top speed of 69 km/h and has its main ammo storage below the waterline.
Hs 129 B-2 (Romania) (Italy)
Romania was one of the primary operators of the Hs 129 B-2 during the Second World War. This aircraft is unusual in that it features a 37 mm BK cannon, excellent for taking out enemy tanks (or planes!) if you can score a hit. It can also swap out this cannon for a 30 mm MK 103 instead, and also comes with 20 mm cannons and four 50 kg bombs.
KW II 754 (r) (Germany)
During the Second World War, Germany captured some KV-2s and used them in combat. Its devastating 152 mm cannon can take out any enemy at its rank using SAPCBC or HE shells. Make sure to find somewhere to hide once firing, as its reload speed is upwards of 43 seconds!
Decals
Season 19 returns some decals from the 2018 Warbond shop, plus the new Oni decal, continuing this themed series!
“Oni” pinup decal
