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# Battle Pass

<figure><img src="/files/efnoPyMpVDvXTftFYoZe" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Season 5 Battle Pass </p></figcaption></figure>

The Battle Pass is a seasonal reward system where players advance through levels by completing daily tasks to earn experience points (EXP). As players accumulate EXP, they progress through levels, unlocking rewards filled with Units, Skins, Shards, Gold, and other resources along the way. Higher levels provide more valuable rewards.

Units and Skins earned in the Battle Pass come as in-game items that can be minted into NFTs.

Every day more tasks unlock, accumulating throughout the season, and can be completed anytime before the season ends, allowing players to catch up as needed.

### Premium Battle Pass

The Premium Battle Pass unlocks an additional premium set of rewards, making progression even more rewarding.

Premium Battle Pass is purchasable with $WF and provides additional exclusive rewards, including increased Shards, Gold, unique seasonal Skins, and a lot more Units.


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