World of Tanks Halloween 2026: Bundles, Free Rewards, Dates

Babylon: Dark Tower dates on the NA and EU servers

World of Tanks calls its Halloween 2026 event Babylon: Dark Tower. On the North American server it began on 14 October at 08:30 UTC and ends on Sunday 1 November at 11:30 UTC. US clocks go back an hour earlier that same morning, so the end falls at 6:30am Eastern, 5:30am Central, 4:30am Mountain and 3:30am Pacific. In practice, Saturday 31 October is your last full evening of play in North America.

On the European server the event runs from 15 October at 02:00 UTC to 2 November at 02:00 UTC. Wargaming's event page converts its times to your own time zone. These are the dates that matter for a North American player:

• 1 November, 11:30 UTC: the event ends on the NA server. Halloween Combat Abilities from Twitch Drops must be received by logging in before this time, because they cannot be received or used afterward.
• 2 November, 02:00 UTC: the four Operative missions from Twitch Drops close.
• 9 November, 09:00 UTC: log in before this time to receive your Babylon: Dark Tower Twitch Drops.
• 23 November, 16:00 UTC: the last Pumpkin Token campaign on Twitch ends.
• 30 November, 09:00 UTC: log in by this time to receive what you redeem in the Pumpkin Token store.

What the event gives you free: Keys, 12 Records and the Eclipse

You do not have to buy anything to take part. Babylon: Dark Tower is a 12-step progression. You complete Objectives in the event battles to earn Decryption Keys, and the Keys unlock Records, the story fragments of this year's chapter. Decrypt all 12 Records and you receive the Eclipse, a Premium Tier IX Soviet heavy tank that comes with a crew and a Garage slot. Each event vehicle also has a daily quest that pays extra Keys, so playing a little every day moves you along faster than one long session.

The battles are fought in four Tier IX Halloween vehicles: the Legio Ferrata (Italian heavy), the new Havoc (British medium, a wheeled vehicle with an automatic cannon), the Malachite (Soviet medium) and the Grenadier (American light). This year's boss is a mechanical Spider that walks on legs instead of tracks. Players who finish the progression can also vote on how the story ends, choosing "Take Alex" or "Let Alex Go". Wargaming says the overall result shapes the next chapter and will be revealed after the event.

Halloween Treats for new players and returning commanders

Wargaming's Halloween Treats come in two free sets, and which one you can claim depends on your account:

• Return to the Fight, for commanders who have not played for 60 days or more: four Halloween-themed Commanders with enough Crew XP for 2 perks, the Obsidian (a Premium Tier VIII Soviet medium) to rent for 30 days, the 2D style "Dark Knight" and 100 Decryption Keys.
• Begin Your Halloween Journey, for new players: the Großtraktor - Krupp (a Premium Tier III German medium), up to 210 missions for x5 XP for logging in (35 per week), 45 days of WoT Premium Account and 3,000,000 credits.

Wargaming's page does not say how new an account has to be to count as a new player, or exactly where the Treats are claimed, so look for them on the event screen after you log in. Two things to keep in mind: the Obsidian is a 30-day rental, not a tank you keep, and the 100 Keys in the returning set are event Keys, so use them on Records before the event ends.

Gold bundles compared

Gold is the game's premium currency, and you buy it with real money. What a gold bundle costs you in your own currency depends on your region and on the gold pack you buy, so we compare these bundles in gold, exactly as Wargaming lists them. The four unlock bundles and the All Vehicles bundle are sold in the game for gold:

Our own arithmetic: four single unlock bundles cost 4 x 500 = 2,000 gold, the same as the All Vehicles bundle. The four singles add up to 12 days of Premium Account against 7 days in the All Vehicles bundle, while the reserves differ (two per single bundle, three sets in the All Vehicles bundle). So if you want all four vehicles and care most about Premium time, the singles give you more for the same gold. If you only want one vehicle, for example the new Havoc, one single bundle at 500 gold is the cheapest way in.

Before you pay, check which event vehicles you already have. Wargaming's event page also shows the four vehicles in the 12-step reward list, so a bundle may only get you a vehicle sooner than playing would.

Duo, style and attachment bundles

The bigger gold bundles pair two Premium vehicles or add cosmetics. All prices are in gold, as listed on 23 October 2026:

Each duo bundle also includes 2 crews, 2 Garage slots, 20 missions for x5 XP, 5 Personal Reserves and 100 Keys. The Obsidian in Lost Hope is the same tank that returning players can rent free for 30 days, so if you qualify for Return to the Fight, you can try it before you pay to keep it. Each 3D style is made for one vehicle, so the Harpooner and Monarch styles only make sense if you own that vehicle or plan to buy it.

Premium Shop bundles: % off as listed

The other Halloween bundles show no gold price on Wargaming's bundles page. Their Buy Now buttons open Wargaming's online shop, which shows the price for your region, so here we can only give the discount Wargaming lists:

• Captain Bundle, 25% off as listed: the Tier IX E 77 with the "Monarch" 3D style, a crew and a Garage slot, four sets of 6 decals, 30 missions for x5 XP, all four event vehicles unlocked and 700 Keys.
• KJPZ TIII Jäger bundle, 15% off as listed: a Tier IX vehicle with the "Patient Zero" style.
• M48A2 Räumpanzer and Bofors Tornvagn bundles, 15% off each as listed: Tier VIII vehicles with the "Purgator" and "Proteus" styles.
• King Tiger (Captured) bundle, 20% off as listed: a Tier VII vehicle with the "Nox Tenebris" style.
• Nergal, Obsidian and Stitch bundles: Tier VIII vehicles, with no discount shown.
• Corporal and Sergeant bundles: 7 or 30 days of Premium Account with 50 or 150 Keys, all four event vehicles unlocked, and 25 missions for x5 XP in the Sergeant bundle. No discount is shown.

Each single-vehicle bundle also includes a crew, a Garage slot, 10 missions for x5 XP and 100 Keys. If you want two of these tanks, compare the duo bundles above in gold with the two single bundles in the shop before you buy.

Twitch Drops and the Pumpkin Token store

Watching Drops-enabled World of Tanks streams on Twitch earns two separate sets of rewards, and both go to the game account you have linked.

Babylon: Dark Tower Drops. These include four Operative missions. Each is completed once per account, on any difficulty, in a Dark Tower vehicle, and unlocks an Operative crew member: destroy 10 enemy vehicles (Mailand), collect 200 Mirium (MouzAkrobat), deal 10,000 total damage (QuickyBaby) or use Combat Abilities 20 times (Skill4ltu). The missions close on 2 November at 02:00 UTC. The Drops also pay Combat Abilities, expirable XP reserves, crew food bonuses and the 2D styles "Mirium Powered" and "Jack-o'-Lantern". Log in to the game before 9 November at 09:00 UTC to receive them.

Pumpkin Tokens. Wargaming's WoT A Thrill token store runs 17 Drops campaigns from 12 October to 23 November. Each campaign pays 5 or 10 Pumpkin Tokens after 180 minutes of watching and a reward drop after 240 minutes, and campaign #9 adds 10 more tokens at 360 minutes. Wargaming says completing every campaign gives up to 120 tokens, and a one-time mission, More Pumpkin Tokens!, pays 5 tokens for 5,000 HP of damage in Random Battles at Tier IV or higher. Tokens buy Premium vehicles, 2D and 3D styles, 3D attachments, Premium Account time, Personal Reserves and consumables. The page does not list token prices, and a vehicle or 3D style you already own cannot be redeemed, with no compensation.

Before you spend

• Use your Keys. Wargaming says all unused Keys will be removed without compensation after the event, so Keys from Treats or bundles are worth nothing once it ends on your server.
• Plan for 1 November. The bundles page gives no separate end date for the bundles, so treat the NA event end (1 November, 11:30 UTC) as your deadline.
• PC and console are separate. Babylon: Dark Tower is the event of World of Tanks on PC, the game you download from worldoftanks.com. The console game, World of Tanks: Modern Armor on PlayStation and Xbox, runs its own Halloween event, Monster Hunter, until 3 November at 08:59 UTC, with its own offers. The bundles and Treats in this guide are not console offers.
• Fixed contents. Every bundle on Wargaming's PC bundles page lists exactly what is inside, so you can compare them before you pay.
• Check what you own. Look in your Garage for event vehicles and styles you already have before you buy a bundle that includes them.

For other Halloween offers, see our Halloween sale page and the Halloween deals hub. If you are shopping for younger gamers, our Halloween toy deals guide covers plush, LEGO and puzzles. Our World of Tanks offers page lists every live World of Tanks offer we track.

How we checked

On 23 October 2026 we read Wargaming's own pages: the Halloween 2026 event page and the Babylon: Dark Tower bundles page on worldoftanks.com, the WoT A Thrill token store page, and the Monster Hunter event page for World of Tanks: Modern Armor. Gold prices, discounts, rewards and dates are as Wargaming listed them that day. The bundles page does not show prices in local currency, so for shop bundles we give only the discount as listed. The comparisons are our own arithmetic. We have not played the event or bought these bundles. This guide is written by the SavingArena Editorial Team.

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