As The Haunting comes to a close, fans can now get the Dune Sardaukar Operator in Warzone.
Call of Duty: Warzone Season 6 released numerous crossover Bundles in honor of Halloween, including Lilith, Ash Williams, Skeletor, and more. The return of fan-favorite event, The Haunting, served as the perfect backdrop to play as the spooky characters on special nighttime maps.
Now, with just a few days left of the limited-time event, Activision is dropping another collaboration with the popular franchise, Dune. Based on the science fiction book series, Dune, starring Zendaya and Timothee Chalamet, was a major success. Three years alter, the Sardaukar, the franchise's elite military, are coming to Call of Duty ahead of the film's sequel.
Here's how to get Sardaukar in Warzone Season 6.
How to Get Dune Sardaukar Operator in Warzone
To get the Dune Sardaukar Operator in Warzone, players must purchase the collaboration from the store. The Bundle comes with the Operator, as well as the following cosmetics and items:
- Sardaukar Annihilator Weapon Blueprint
- Lasrifle Weapon Blueprint
- Kindjal Weapon Blueprint
- Sardaukar Wrath Finishing Move
- Sardaukar Sword Weapon Charm
- Sardaukar Weapon Sticker
- Arrakis Loading Screen
- Sardaukar Emblem
The Sardaukar Operator Bundle costs 2,400 COD points. Fortunately, the Operator will carry forward to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, so your in-game currency will not go to waste.
Warzone Dune Sardaukar Operator Release Date
The Warzone Dune Sardaukar Operator will be released on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023. The collaboration originally would have coincided with the release of Dune: Part Two just two days later, but the film got delayed until 2024.
Activision teased, "The most ferocious warriors in the known universe—the Sardaukar, are coming to Call of Duty. Join the Imperium on November 1."
Despite the film's new release date, Activision is still dropping the collaboration in Warzone Season 6.
This article was originally published on dbltap as How to Get Dune Sardaukar Operator in Warzone .
