Call of Duty MW3 Warhammer mode: Release date & latest news
If you’re looking for all the important intel about CoD MW3’s Warhammer crossover, you’ve come to the right place!
From Sylvester Stallone’s Rambo in Black Ops: Cold War to Snoop Dogg — yes, you read that correctly — in Vanguard, the Call of Duty franchise is known for having some memorable crossovers from all corners of popular culture.
Modern Warfare 3, the latest game in the series, has kept that tradition going strong — with the likes of Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides appearing in the game in anticipation for the release of Dune: Part Two.
More recently, Andrew Lincoln turned up as Rick Grimes for a mash-up with The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.
Now, fans of the immensely popular tabletop miniatures game Warhammer 40K will get their turn to see its iconic and bleak world brought to life in a Call of Duty game. So, let’s find out what is coming in the next MW3 update.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3’s Warhammer crossover will begin on 6th March 2024 at 5pm GMT, when CoD MW3 Season 2 Reloaded kicks off here in the UK.
Players will have a few days to experiment with new features and operator skins, before a fully fledged Warhammer 40K themed event kicks off on 13th March 2024.
The Call of Duty and Warhammer crossover will feature three different bundles with new operator skins and weapons.
There will also be a new game mode called Juggermosh (launching on 6th March, we believe) and a themed event (taking place between 13th and 27th March 2024).
With the Space Marines Tracer Pack bundle, players can equip two operator skins. One is inspired by the armour of the Ultramarines' 10th Company, while the other represents that of the Blood Angels' 10th Company.
There are also the Sisters of Battle and the Astra Militarum packs, with the latter letting the player wear an outfit themed around a soldier of the Imperial Guard.
Beginning on 13th March 2024 and running for two weeks, the Warhammer 40,000: For the Emperor event grants boosts for in-game XP if players are
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