World of Warships: Legends is celebrating its 5th anniversary with the latest update, Introducing new ships, a new campaign with 100 milestones, and even more rewards than usual to celebrate the anniversary.
There's a special birthday crate, Champion’s Box, and it contains random crates from past events. so it's a little bit of a grab bag when you can get Halloween rewards or winter holidays or even the April Fool's Planet Clash. You can get these special birthday crates in the store or for free as part of the free birthday set DLC on Xbox and playstation, as a reward for the free mission “Under the Sun of Ellada”, and the Treasure Hunt web event.
The update also introduces a new season and a new series of Commanders, With some divine inspiration. You can get Zeus, Poseidon, and Athena. The event currency is drachmas and you can collect them and spend them on Goods in the store. Two of the things you'll want to keep an eye out for that you can get for your drachmas are the Soviet Tier VII Premium battleship Borodino and Pan-American Tier IV Premium battleship Rio de Janeiro. You'll also be able to use the event currency on five older ships that have returned for this anniversary.
A new campaign is here, with 100 milestones from now through September 9th, with or without Admiralty there are rewards to collect. There's also a three-week series of daily missions to net yourself more rewards, including anniversary crates, and more drachmas. The final prize for completing these missions is the Zeus Commander guise.
A collaboration also starts today, featuring characters from Nexon’s Blue Archive franchise. The collaboration runs through September 9th and features several new items, including some of the Abydos High School students as Commanders, Blue Archive style Tirpitz and Montana, a skin for Takahashi, and more.
There's a brand new map in this update, Mountain Range, which is designed for the standard versus AI mode and arcade battles in Domination mode. More is on offer, including a new battle type, new seasons, and the introduction, after much community requests, of gamepad support on iOS.
