Hope’s Dawn is Wraith’s new Heirloom with new animations, color variations, and VFX.
In celebration of the fourth anniversary of Apex Legends, Respawn Entertainment will roll out the Imperial Guard event with a total of 24 cosmetics and a new Mixtape playlist that lets players experience fan-favorite modes including Team Deathmatch, Gun Run, and Control. The collection event will kick off on March 7.
Players can unlock 24 limited-time cosmetics (with real money), from Wraith’s legendary skin to Loba’s Roman-inspired armor. The Imperial Guard event also adds a new reward track that offers a series of items for playing the game. All crafting metal pieces for the event items will be reduced by 50%, meaning players will be able to craft all the items in the collection for half the normal cost of crafting items. Two collection event packs and three regular Apex Packs will be added to track reward, which will allow players to earn up to 1,400 points per day.
Players who unlock all 24 event items before the event runs its course will automatically receive Wraith’s Hope’s Down Heirloom. The character will receive a new look with a Japanese-themed skin, while Loba will take players back to the Roman age with a new legendary outfit. Keep in mind that all challenges you will complete in track reward will also be included in your Battle Pass, meaning you can complete multiple challenges at once.
Wraith Kunai will be upgraded to the Hope’s Dawn Heirloom with a host of new details, including color variations, new animations, and a Mythic banner. Players with the original Kunai will get the new Heirloom to slay in style. After the event’s end, players will be able to spend their shards on either the original Kunai or Hope’s Dawn from the Mythics store tab, where they will also find limited-time offers. Deadly Relic, Envious Attitude, Down Right Piece, and Spirit of Protection are among the items that will be available at a discounted price in the Store tab.
Last but not least, players will have access to the new Mixtape playlist to hone their skills in a rotation of Team Deathmatch, Gun Run, and Control modes. However, requirements to start a match based on these modes will be adjusted. At least 30 players must be in the lobby to start the Battle Royale mode, while a minimum of six players can experience Gun Run and Control modes.
