October's World of Warships calendar is taking shape. Rewards, costs and the points schedule are now available for the “Halloween Treats” Event Pass. There is also more information on the return of Blue Archive and Tokens for “Uncharted Seas”. The interesting questions are what can be earned through play and which resources need to be budgeted.
The Halloween details come from Wargaming's official Event Pass announcement. The additional information on Uncharted Seas and Blue Archive comes from an Inven Global report dated October 5, citing Wargaming. A matching current EU original article for those two topics had not yet been confirmed in the research conducted on October 6 at 11:41. Their final prices and acquisition routes therefore remain open.
Halloween Treats: rewards, costs and points schedule
The “Halloween Treats” Event Pass runs from October 8 until the early morning of November 5, 2026. Progress is earned through daily and weekly combat missions. There are two reward tracks, whose contents Wargaming has now described in more detail.
What the free track offers
The first track already contains 12,000 Coal, 1,200 Steel and 1,500,000 Credits. Other rewards include three Jack-o’-Lantern containers and one Premium container of the same series. The permanent camouflages include “Rust” and, as the final reward, “Infernal” for Tier IX ships.
That makes the first track interesting for resource collectors alone. Rewards are earned by progressing through the pass, meaning playing and completing missions.
What the second track offers for 2,500 Doubloons
The second progression track costs 2,500 Doubloons. Unlocking it immediately grants “Infernal” for Tier VIII ships. The remaining rewards are then earned through progression.
They include the British Tier VI battleship Warspite ⚓, the nationless version of Commander Max Strauss, the “Telesto” permanent camouflage and, as the final reward, “Infernal” for Tier X ships. Warspite comes with a Port slot and a Commander. Max Strauss is a separate reward.
Other contents include 12,000 Coal, 600 Steel, 60,000 Elite Commander XP and 20,000 Free XP. Consumable economic bonuses comprise eight rare and ten special bonuses of each type.
If Warspite is already in your Port, you receive 6,750,000 Credits as compensation. For existing owners, the second track's value therefore depends more heavily on its other rewards.
Individual levels can alternatively be unlocked for 1,000 Doubloons each. Anyone who plays regularly anyway can first progress through the missions.
500 points to finish, up to 800 available
The 20 regular levels require 500 Progress Points in total. Wargaming says up to 800 points can be earned during the event. The points schedule therefore leaves room beyond completion.
| Mission | Task | Progress Points |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | Earn 250 Base XP in any battle types | 10 |
| Daily | Earn 1,500 Base XP in any battle types | 10 |
| Weekly | Earn 3,000 Base XP in any battle types, up to five times per week | 10 each, up to 50 per week in total |
The smaller daily mission has a catch-up mechanic: if you miss the mission for 250 Base XP, your next completion gives double points. The bonus cannot be accumulated and resets each time that mission is completed.
For 40 points, Wargaming points players towards its YouTube channel. The available text does not yet explain how to claim them. If you want them, watch for announcements there.
After level 20, each extra level costs 20 points. Each grants one More Signals container on the first track and one Rare Bonuses container on the second.
Uncharted Seas from October 15: two destroyers through Navigator Tokens
The “Uncharted Seas” event is intended to begin on October 15 with Update 15.9. Its central ships are the Pan-Asian destroyer Datong ⚓ and the Dutch destroyer Philips van Almonde ⚓. Both are Tier VIII ships already familiar from their test previews.
They are intended to be available through Navigator Tokens. We already covered the event date and the basic Token acquisition route yesterday. The press report now adds what else the Tokens can be spent on:
- Permanent camouflages
- Special destruction effects
- Rare economic bonuses
That makes it worth examining the full offer before exchanging them. If you want one of the two ships, avoid allocating your Tokens to an attractive camouflage first.
The decisive figures are still missing, however: the verifiable publication gives neither specific ship prices nor the number of Tokens earnable through play. It does not establish whether both destroyers can be obtained without extra spending or whether players will need to choose one.
The event is therefore on the resource-planning calendar. A reliable calculation will require the final prices and ways to earn Tokens first.
Blue Archive: seven ships and nine Commanders
The press report dates the returning Blue Archive collaboration to October 7–December 2, 2026. This research has not provided a separately confirmed EU start time.
Nine Commanders and seven themed ships are intended to return. The Commanders named include Kosaka Wakamo 🎖️, Konuri Maki 🎖️, Izayoi Nonomi 🎖️, Sunaookami Shiroko 🎖️ and Kuromi Serika 🎖️.
The ship selection comprises BA Tirpitz ⚓, BA Montana ⚓, BA Takahashi ⚓, BA Arona's Whale ⚓, BA Hovercraft ⚓, BA Utnapishtim's Ship ⚓ and BA Binah ⚓.
We already listed the seven ships in the Update 15.9 overview. The additional information is mainly the specific time window and the number of returning Commanders.
For collectors, this is another opportunity to fill gaps. The available publication does not provide complete EU prices and acquisition routes, though. We therefore still need to wait to see how each item will be obtainable.
KOTS XIX EU: registration closed, 42 teams registered
Registration for King of the Sea XIX EU has been closed since October 5. As of the October 6 research, 42 of a maximum of 72 teams were registered, with an empty waiting list.
EU matches are scheduled for October 9–25, 2026. At the time of today's research, the match section still contained no fixtures. Anyone following or participating now has the tournament dates in the calendar; the specific matchups are still pending as of that information.
Conclusion
The Halloween Pass costs and rewards are now confirmed. Even the free track offers Coal and Steel; for the second, the contents beyond Warspite also matter. The 500 points required for regular completion can be collected through missions.
Uncharted Seas still lacks the crucial Token prices. Blue Archive's announced time window and nine Commanders are now clearer, while KOTS XIX EU is heading towards its opening with 42 teams.
It is worth looking over the rewards. After all, the fright should be in Port, not in your Doubloon balance.
Sources
- World of Warships – “Halloween Treats Event Pass”, official announcement for Update 15.9. Details on dates, progression tracks, rewards and combat missions.
- Inven Global – “Blue Archive Content Returns to World of Warships”, published on October 5, 2026, citing Wargaming. Details on Uncharted Seas and the return of Blue Archive.
- WoWs Tournaments – King of the Sea XIX EU, tournament information from research on October 6, 2026.