Cookie Run Kingdom’s Chain of Silent Beast Raid (October 2025) Master Rank Guide
Breaking into Master and Master X rank in Cookie Run: Kingdom’s Chain of Silent Beast Raid demands precision, optimal team…
If you’re jumping into 2XKO’s Early Access launch, you’re probably wondering what goodies the Season 0 Battle Pass has in store. I’ve been diving deep into Riot’s latest fighting game, and let me tell you this battle pass system is packed with exclusive skins, cosmetics, and content that’ll make your roster look absolutely fire.
The 2XKO Season 0 Battle Pass launched on October 7, 2025 alongside the game’s Early Access release, and it’s bringing a whole new progression system to the table. Whether you’re a free to play player or ready to invest in premium tiers, I’ll break down everything you need to know about rewards, pricing, and how to maximize your Battle Pass progression.
Let me start by explaining what makes the 2XKO Battle Pass different from other fighting games. Unlike traditional season passes, Riot has created a multi tiered system that caters to different types of players from casual fighters to hardcore collectors.
| Battle Pass Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Season Launch | October 7, 2025 |
| Duration | Full Season 0 (Several Months) |
| Free Track Rewards | 7+ Items Including Teemo Skin |
| Premium Tiers | Standard, Deluxe, Ultra |
| Price Range | $9.99 – $29.99 |
| Total Levels | 20+ Reward Tiers |
| Progression Method | Battle Pass XP from Matches & Missions |
The Battle Pass system operates on XP accumulation you earn Battle Pass XP by playing matches and completing missions throughout Season 0. Here’s the brilliant part: you can purchase the premium track at any point during the season and instantly claim all rewards you’ve already earned. This means you can try the free track first and upgrade later without losing any progress.
Before we dive into specific rewards, let me explain the progression mechanics. Every match you play in 2XKO whether it’s casual, ranked, or even offline modes with certain restrictions grants you Battle Pass XP. As you accumulate XP, you’ll unlock tiers progressively, and each tier contains specific rewards.
The system includes four distinct tracks:
What I love about this system is its flexibility. Unlike some games that force you to commit upfront, 2XKO lets you earn everything on the free track first. If you’re enjoying the game and want those premium skins, you can upgrade mid season and retroactively claim everything you’ve unlocked. Smart design by Riot.
The progression tab in your client shows exactly where you stand. When you’ve collected enough XP for your next reward tier, a notification appears, and you can claim it immediately. No waiting, no complicated menus just straightforward progression that respects your time.
Let’s talk about what you get without spending a single cent. The free track for Season 0 is surprisingly generous compared to other fighting games. Riot clearly wants everyone to feel the progression system, regardless of whether they purchase premium tiers.
Rift Quest Teemo Skin – This is the headliner for the free track. Teemo, one of the newest champions added in Season 0, gets a completely unique skin that transforms his appearance. The Rift Quest theme gives him an adventurer aesthetic that’s both adorable and deadly. For free to play players, this alone makes grinding the Battle Pass worthwhile.
Avatar Customization Item Set – Your player avatar gets a full makeover with this set. It includes multiple pieces that you can mix and match to create your unique look in the 2XKO client. These items appear on your profile and during matchmaking screens, so your opponents will know you’ve been putting in work.
3 Exclusive Stickers – Stickers in 2XKO serve as quick communication tools and profile decorations. The Season 0 free track stickers feature designs tied to the early access launch theme. Use them to taunt opponents or celebrate victories with style.
Player Card – Player cards display during loading screens and in your profile. The Season 0 free track card has unique artwork that commemorates being part of the game’s launch season. It’s a badge of honor that shows you were there from day one.
Player Title – Titles appear next to your username in matches and lobbies. The free track title for Season 0 gives you a seasonal designation that other players will recognize. While I haven’t confirmed the exact wording, Riot typically makes these titles feel special and earned.
Finisher – Finishers are the victory animations that play when you win a match. The free track finisher gives you an alternative to the default animation, adding personality to your victories. These are always satisfying to unlock because you see them every time you win.
The free track proves that Riot isn’t trying to completely paywall the Battle Pass experience. You get a legitimate champion skin, multiple cosmetic items, and customization options that enhance your 2XKO experience without opening your wallet.
Now we’re getting into the paid content. The Standard and Deluxe tiers share the same reward pool, with Deluxe offering a shortcut via 10 instant level ups. Both tiers cost KO Points, which is 2XKO’s premium currency that you purchase with real money.
Price: 1,000 KO Points ($9.99 USD)
This is the entry level premium purchase, and honestly, it’s competitively priced compared to other fighting game season passes. For roughly ten bucks, you unlock access to all premium rewards that aren’t Ultra exclusive.
Price: 2,000 KO Points ($19.99 USD)
The Deluxe tier doubles the cost but includes everything from Standard PLUS 10 automatic level skips. If you’re the type of player who wants instant gratification or knows you won’t have time to grind every level, this tier saves you hours of gameplay while still giving you the satisfaction of progression.
Illaoi Champion Skin – Illaoi’s premium skin transforms one of 2XKO’s most powerful fighters with new visual effects, animations, and color schemes. Champion skins are the premium content that most players chase, and Illaoi mains will definitely want this in their collection.
Braum Champion Skin – The heart of the Freljord gets his own exclusive skin treatment. Braum’s shield and mustache look even more magnificent with this Season 0 skin. As a tank player myself, I appreciate when support style characters get cosmetic love.
Yasuo Champion Skin – The wandering swordsman receives a skin that complements his flashy playstyle. Yasuo is incredibly popular in the 2XKO roster, so this skin will be everywhere once players start unlocking it. The animations and visual effects make his already stylish combos look even cleaner.
Teemo Champion Skin – Wait, didn’t we get a Teemo skin in the free track? Yes! But the premium track includes a DIFFERENT Teemo skin with an entirely distinct theme. Teemo players can collect multiple looks for the Swift Scout, which is great for variety.
Exclusive Finisher – The premium track finisher is more elaborate than the free version, featuring enhanced visual effects and animations. Your victories will look even more impressive with this equipped.
Firelight Run Stage (Zaun Stage) – This is huge for customization enthusiasts. Stages in 2XKO change the entire background environment during matches. Firelight Run is themed after Zaun, the underground city from League of Legends lore, bringing industrial aesthetics and atmospheric lighting to your fights. After Season 0 ends, this stage becomes purchasable with Credits, but Battle Pass owners get it immediately.
2 Avatar Customization Item Sets – That’s two full sets of avatar clothing and accessories on top of what the free track provides. Mix these with your existing items to create thousands of unique avatar combinations.
The value proposition here is solid. Four champion skins, an exclusive stage, multiple avatar sets, and additional cosmetics for $9.99 is competitive pricing in the fighting game market. The Deluxe tier’s level skips make sense if you’re a busy player who still wants everything.
The Ultra tier is where Riot goes all out for collectors and hardcore fans. At $29.99, it’s three times the price of Standard, but the exclusive content justifies the cost for players who want absolutely everything Season 0 offers.
Price: 3,500 KO Points ($29.99 USD)
What Makes Ultra Special: This tier includes EVERYTHING from Standard/Deluxe, PLUS exclusive items that cannot be obtained any other way during Season 0. The Ultra tier also serves a strategic purpose it instantly unlocks Warwick, the newest champion added in Season 0.
Warwick Champion Skin – This is the big draw. Warwick, the Uncaged Wrath of Zaun, released alongside Season 0 as a brand new fighter. His unique Bloodlust mechanic makes him a terror in the right hands, and this exclusive skin gives him visual flair that matches his aggressive playstyle. The skin features custom animations, particle effects, and thematic design that won’t be available outside the Ultra tier.
Warwick Player Card – A player card specifically designed around Warwick’s character and lore. This displays your dedication to mastering one of 2XKO’s newest and most complex champions.
Chromas (Color Variations) – Chromas are alternate color schemes for existing skins. The Ultra tier includes chroma packs for multiple champion skins, allowing you to customize your favorite fighters with different color palettes. These subtle variations let you personalize your main characters beyond what other players have.
10 Level Skips – Just like the Deluxe tier, Ultra includes automatic progression through 10 Battle Pass levels. This stacks with natural progression, meaning Ultra buyers can reach max level faster than anyone else.
Exclusive Avatar Items – Additional avatar customization pieces that aren’t available in lower tiers. These items typically feature more elaborate designs and effects compared to Standard/Deluxe offerings.
Exclusive Stickers – More stickers with unique designs tied to Ultra tier themes. Communication and profile customization get another boost with these seasonal collectibles.
Additional Cosmetic Rewards – Riot mentioned “other rewards” in the Ultra tier without specifying every item. This typically includes bonus Credits, extra player titles, or surprise cosmetics that sweeten the deal.
Here’s something important purchasing the Ultra Battle Pass instantly unlocks Warwick as a playable champion. Normally, new champions in 2XKO cost 1,000 KO Points (separately) for the first three weeks of their release, then increase to 10,000 Credits or require a Champion Token afterward.
By buying Ultra, you get Warwick immediately, PLUS his exclusive skin, PLUS all the other Battle Pass content. If you were planning to buy Warwick anyway (1,000 KO Points) and wanted the Battle Pass (1,000 KO Points minimum), the Ultra tier at 3,500 KO Points starts looking like better value when you factor in the exclusive cosmetics and level skips.
Let me break down the economics so you can make an informed decision about which tier fits your budget and playstyle.
| Tier | KO Points | USD Price | Level Skips | Champion Unlock | Exclusive Skins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | $0.00 | 0 | No | 1 (Teemo) |
| Standard | 1,000 | $9.99 | 0 | No | 4 Champions |
| Deluxe | 2,000 | $19.99 | 10 | No | 4 Champions |
| Ultra | 3,500 | $29.99 | 10 | Yes (Warwick) | 5 Champions |
Best for Free Players: Obviously the free track. You get Teemo’s Rift Quest skin and enough cosmetics to feel progression without spending anything.
Best Budget Option: Standard tier at $9.99. Four champion skins and a stage for ten bucks is competitive with other games’ season passes.
Best for Busy Players: Deluxe tier at $19.99. The 10 level skips save you probably 5-10 hours of grinding, depending on your play frequency. If your time is worth $10-20 per hour, this makes mathematical sense.
Best for Collectors: Ultra tier at $29.99. The exclusive Warwick content, chromas, and guaranteed champion unlock make this the only choice if you want everything Season 0 offers.
KO Points are 2XKO’s premium currency. Based on Riot’s pricing structure:
The conversion rate is approximately 100 KO Points per USD, though buying larger packages sometimes offers slight bonuses. Check the in game store for current pricing and any limited time promotions.
You want those rewards, but grinding feels tedious? I’ve discovered several strategies to maximize your Battle Pass XP gains during Season 0.
Playing Matches – Every match grants base Battle Pass XP regardless of win or loss. However, winning typically awards bonus XP, so focus on improving your skills rather than just grinding quantity. A 60% win rate with focused practice will progress you faster than mindlessly losing matches.
Completing Missions – The mission system in 2XKO provides targeted XP bonuses for accomplishing specific tasks. Season 0 introduces various mission types:
First Step Missions – New players receive a one time bonus from completing the First Step mission chain, which teaches fundamental mechanics. These missions also grant a Champion Token, which can unlock new fighters or be saved for future releases.
1. Focus on Mission Synergy – Check your active missions before playing and try to complete multiple objectives simultaneously. If you have missions for “Win 5 matches” and “Deal 10,000 damage with Yasuo,” play Yasuo for your wins to double dip on progress.
2. Ranked Mode Priority – Once Ranked launches on October 9, prioritize it over casual modes. Ranked typically awards more XP per match due to longer average match times and competitive intensity. Plus, you’ll improve faster against skilled opponents.
3. Consistent Daily Play – Don’t burn yourself out with marathon sessions. The mission system rewards consistent daily engagement more than irregular grinding. Playing 3-5 matches daily will progress you steadily without burnout.
4. Champion Diversity – Many missions encourage trying different fighters. Don’t one trick your main character learning multiple champions makes you a better player AND accelerates Battle Pass progression through varied missions.
5. Combo Trials – The new Combo Trials feature grants Credits for completion, and the First Steps missions integrate with tutorials. Completing these teaching modules provides bonus XP while improving your technical skills.
6. Party Bonuses – Playing with friends might provide XP bonuses (many Riot games include friend-play incentives). Check if 2XKO offers party XP boosts and squad up for more efficient grinding.
Based on typical Riot battle pass systems, expect to invest approximately 40-60 hours of gameplay to complete the entire Season 0 Battle Pass naturally (without level skips). This breaks down to roughly 1-2 hours daily if you’re playing consistently across a 2-3 month season.
The Deluxe and Ultra tier level skips reduce this requirement by approximately 5-10 hours, making them worthwhile for players with limited gaming time but disposable income.
Let me explain some unique features that make the 2XKO Battle Pass system more player friendly than competitors.
This is my favorite feature: you can purchase the premium track at ANY point during the season and instantly receive all rewards you’ve already earned on the free track.
Here’s how it works in practice:
This system eliminates FOMO (fear of missing out) at the season start. You don’t need to commit $30 on day one you can test the game, ensure you enjoy it, and purchase the Battle Pass later without penalty. Brilliant design choice by Riot.
Unlike some games that have daily/weekly limited rewards that expire if unclaimed, 2XKO’s Battle Pass rewards remain available for the ENTIRE season duration. If you unlock Level 10 but forget to claim your rewards, they’ll still be there next week when you log in.
This respects player time and eliminates the anxiety of “I must log in daily or lose rewards forever.” As someone who occasionally takes weekend trips, I appreciate not being punished for having a life outside gaming.
The Progression tab in your client provides complete transparency:
No hidden systems, no confusing menus just straightforward progression tracking that lets you plan your grinding efficiently.
Let’s compare what you get with each purchase decision:
Scenario 1: Free Track Only
Scenario 2: Standard Purchase
Scenario 3: Deluxe Purchase
Scenario 4: Ultra Purchase
Season 0 represents 2XKO’s inaugural live service period, and understanding the timeline helps you plan your progression strategy.
October 7, 2025 – Season 0 Launch & Battle Pass Activation
October 9, 2025 – Ranked Mode Launch
Season End (TBD) – Riot hasn’t announced the exact end date for Season 0 yet, but based on typical fighting game seasons, expect 2-3 months. This would place the Season 1 launch sometime in December 2025 or January October.
Battle Pass Rewards – Once Season 0 concludes, the Battle Pass rewards become PERMANENTLY UNAVAILABLE. You cannot earn them in Season 1 or future seasons. This creates genuine exclusivity for seasonal content.
Unclaimed Rewards – If you’ve unlocked tiers but haven’t claimed the rewards, you’ll need to claim them before season end. Riot typically provides warning notifications as the season approaches its conclusion.
Credits and Currency – Your Credits and KO Points roll over into Season 1. No currency is lost between seasons.
Progression Reset – Battle Pass levels reset to 0 when Season 1 begins. Your fighter ranking, account level, and character mastery persist, but Battle Pass progression starts fresh.
Stage Availability – The Firelight Run stage (currently Battle Pass exclusive) becomes purchasable with Credits after Season 0 ends. This gives non pass holders a chance to acquire it later, though at a higher cost than the Battle Pass provided.
Since the Battle Pass is intrinsically tied to new champion releases, let’s discuss the two fighters debuting in Season 0.
Teemo brings a unique trapping and zoning playstyle to 2XKO’s roster. As a champion from League of Legends, he’s notorious for his mushroom traps and hit and run tactics. In the fighting game format, Riot has translated these elements brilliantly:
Core Mechanics:
Battle Pass Connection: The free track includes the Rift Quest Teemo skin, while the premium track offers a completely different Teemo skin. If you main Teemo, you can collect both looks through a single season of grinding.
Unlock Method: Teemo is available in the Champions tab for 1,000 KO Points, one Champion Token, or by purchasing the Ultra Battle Pass (which doesn’t directly unlock Teemo but provides the means through tokens/points).
Warwick represents the aggressive, in your face archetype. His Bloodlust mechanic creates a unique risk reward system that rewards offensive pressure.
Core Mechanics:
Battle Pass Connection: Warwick’s exclusive skin is ONLY available through the Ultra Battle Pass tier. Additionally, purchasing Ultra instantly unlocks Warwick as a playable champion. This makes Ultra tier especially valuable for players who want to main Warwick.
Unlock Method: Warwick costs 1,000 KO Points during the first three weeks of Season 0, then increases to 10,000 Credits or requires a Champion Token afterward. The Ultra Battle Pass provides instant access bypassing this cost.
Starting with Season 1, Riot has confirmed each season will introduce ONE new champion following this structure:
Weeks 1-3 of Season:
Week 4 Onwards:
This pattern encourages early adoption while maintaining accessibility for patient players willing to grind Credits.
How does 2XKO’s system stack up against competitors? Let me break down the comparison for context.
2XKO Advantage: More cosmetic variety, free track exists, champion unlocks separate from Battle Pass
2XKO Advantage: Lower entry price ($9.99 Standard), more frequent updates expected
2XKO Advantage: Accessible pricing tiers, standalone purchase options
2XKO Advantage: Three tier system offers flexibility, free track provides value to non payers
Overall Assessment: 2XKO’s Battle Pass is more generous and flexible than traditional fighting game DLC models. The free track alone surpasses what most fighters offer without payment, and the $9.99 entry point for Standard tier undercuts most competitor pricing.
Want to squeeze every drop of value from your Battle Pass purchase? Here are my pro strategies:
Don’t rush to buy on day one. Play the free track for 1-2 weeks, then evaluate:
If you’re still engaged after two weeks, the Standard or Deluxe tier probably makes sense. The retroactive claiming means you lose nothing by waiting.
If you’re considering Ultra tier but want to minimize grinding, purchase it in week 2-3 after you’ve already earned several levels naturally. The 10 level skips will carry you further when you’ve already got momentum, potentially allowing you to complete the pass with minimal additional playtime.
Every Sunday, check which missions expire that week and which refresh. Structure your play sessions to complete expiring missions first, then start working on fresh weekly objectives. This ensures you never miss time limited XP bonuses.
First Step missions and Starter Edition bundles provide Champion Tokens. Don’t waste these on champions you can buy with Credits. Save Champion Tokens for:
Credits are earned through gameplay and Combo Trials. Instead of spending them immediately, hoard Credits until you know which champions you truly enjoy. Then unlock your mains permanently while using others in Training mode to learn matchups.
While we’re focused on Battle Pass rewards, understanding 2XKO’s broader cosmetic ecosystem helps you make informed purchasing decisions.
Riot announced three major cosmetic bundles arriving during Season 0:
Crime City Mega Bundle (November 4)
Aureate Mega Bundle (December 2)
Snow Moon Mega Bundle (December 23)
These Mega Bundles exist OUTSIDE the Battle Pass system. If you want these specific skin themes, you’ll need to purchase them separately when they become available. The Battle Pass skins are exclusive to Season 0 pass and won’t be in these bundles.
In short, the 2XKO Season 0 Battle Pass is the perfect way to kick off your Early Access journey. With a mix of stylish skins, unique cosmetics, and rewarding progression paths, Riot has set the tone for what looks to be an exciting future for the game. Whether you’re grinding for free rewards or going all in on the premium pass, there’s plenty to keep you motivated. So gear up, hit the arena, and start unlocking those exclusive Season 0 goodies before time runs out!
