Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 2 Battle Pass guide

You open the pass and you see pages, variants, and bundles, so you need one clear map that tells you prices, key unlock pages, and what to chase first for gameplay and cosmetics. This Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 2 Battle Pass guide for Call of Duty: Warzone guide keeps pages close to rewards, so you plan your grind with less guessing.

• What do you buy, so COD Points feel right
• What page gives Rev 46, so your loadout opens fast
• What page gives EGRT17, so your AR slot is ready
• What does Black Cell give you, so $30 makes sense
• What pages hold the key blueprints, so your grind has a target
• What is on the completion page, so finishing feels worth it
• What store bundles match the theme, so you plan extra spend

Key facts before you buy

You usually start with time and prices, because this decides when you can play and how you spend COD Points. When these basics are clear, you pick standard pass, tier skips, or Black Cell with confidence.

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You choose between the standard Battle Pass, a tier-skip version, and Black Cell as an upgrade layer, and your choice is mostly about speed plus premium cosmetics. When you know what is inside each option, you can spend once and feel fine about it.

Standard Battle Pass: what you get

You get a large reward track with “100 plus” unlocks, and you also get three new weapons as part of the season pass content. You move page by page, and you unlock items on those pages as you earn progress.

Tier-skip Battle Pass: what changes

This version costs 2400 COD Points and includes tier skips, so you can reach later pages sooner and grab key unlocks early. This is useful when you want weapons and core blueprints first, then you finish the rest at your own pace.

Black Cell: what it adds

Black Cell is the $30 upgrade and it adds an XP loyalty bonus plus extra daily challenges, and it also adds a Black Soul themed set of skins and blueprints. It also ties into a season-based clan tag detail, so people who care about that cosmetic usually keep the upgrade active.

When you buy the Battle Pass, you start with an operator and a usable blueprint, so your first match already has something new. This is helpful when you want the season theme fast, even before you reach later pages.

You usually chase base weapon unlocks first, because base unlocks open real loadout options, then you chase blueprint looks later. Season 2 includes two ranged weapons and one melee weapon called the H311 saw, and the unlock pages are part of the early plan.

After base weapons, blueprints are the next big value, because they change visuals and sometimes add special variants tied to premium tracks. The pass includes 20 earnable weapon blueprints, and some blueprints have Black Soul or Black variants.

Black Cell content has a split: some items are standard exclusive blueprints, and some are high-end mastercraft or reactive items with effects. Two AK mastercrafts sit as instant Black Cell unlocks, and later pages also include a reactive EGRT item and another mastercraft.

Operator skins matter when you want a fresh look for your main, and page placement matters because you can plan early skins and then push for the premium ones later. Some skins also act as an alternate way to use a character, so you can still run that look without special editions.

Finishing the pass gives you the capstone rewards, so this page is the final target for people who want the Ultra skin tier and the last cosmetics. The completion set includes COD Points, an Axial Ultra operator skin for Atwood, and a Black Cell completion variant tied to the $30 upgrade, plus extra cosmetics.

Besides weapons and operators, the pass also fills pages with smaller items that support your look, and these items add up fast during a season. This list helps you remember what you will keep seeing as you clear pages.

• Equipment skins and optic skins
• Emotes and finishing moves
• XP tokens and GobbleGums
• Calling cards and emblems
• Stickers and loading screens

Store bundles sit outside the pass, so you watch them if you want a specific Ultra skin style or a specific Mastercraft look. These names help you recognize the bundles fast when the store rotates.

You get the best early value when you focus on base weapon pages first, because that gives you real gameplay options, and then you switch to blueprints that you will actually use in matches. If you bought Black Cell and you have a page skip, you usually spend it on a reactive blueprint page or a mastercraft page, because those are the high-impact cosmetics.

• You push page 3 for Rev 46, then you push page 11 for the Rev 46 blueprint
• You push page 6 for EGRT17, then you push page 14 for the EGRT17 blueprint
• You spend a page skip on a reactive or mastercraft target, so the skip feels valuable