New World Nighthaven Season Pass Rewards Track

As New World Aeternum pulls us deeper into its evolving world with Season 10: Nighthaven, It's a perfect moment to gear up for the shadows ahead. If you're plotting your progression, consider bookmarking MMOJUGG for the latest insights—it's a handy hub—and take a peek at our New World Shop for Gold Coins, Trophies, Matrix, and more to fuel your journey without the extra hassle.

Unveiling New World Season 10 Nighthaven

New World Aeternum's Season 10, titled Nighthaven, transports players to an enigmatic new zone shrouded in mystery: an isolated land of haunting woods, towering castles, and bizarre inhabitants where man and beast blur into nightmarish forms.

This season's narrative, "The Tear of Gaea," kicks off in the wake of Elysian Wilds' chaos, tasking adventurers with hunting a lost divine artifact amid treacherous alliances and crumbling ruins. Expect vertical exploration in catacombs and castles, where rewards stem from bold delves rather than scripted quests.

Gameplay gets a major refresh too. The level cap climbs to 70, gear score tops out at 800 (with PvP scaling to 775), and endgame progression evolves with Perk Charms—socketable mods for gems, defenses, offenses, and skills pulled from pinnacle drops.

Set bonuses make their debut as ultra-rare perks from raids like the new 10-player Isle of Night or the roguelike Catacombs mode, letting you mix builds across gear pieces for that perfect synergy. Umbral Shards overhaul gear upgrades with a capped wallet and weekly limits, ditching the old gypsum kiln for smoother scaling. Weapons see dual scaling tiers (S for top-tier efficiency), trinkets gain baseline stats, and perks get a "stat squash" to kill must-haves, promoting diverse playstyles—from dodging healers to crit-stacking berserkers.

PvP heats up with a gothic 20v20 OPR map, The Tower of Calomel, packed with jump pads, mines, and multi-level chaos, plus balanced healer matchmaking in Arenas and CTF.

A limited-time CTF Neutral Flag Event runs October 24–27, spawning a wild-card flag for bonus points. And tying it all together? The Season Pass reward tracks, free for all and premium for 20,000 Marks of Fortune, packed with currencies, cosmetics, and grind-boosters to keep you pushing through Nighthaven's gloom.

Whether you're free-to-play or going all-in, these tracks reward steady progression—retroactive if you snag premium mid-season.

Breaking Down the Free and Premium Reward Tracks

The tracks span 100 levels, dishing out a mix of practical currencies (like Faction Tokens and Marks of Fortune), consumables, emotes, and flashy transmogs. Early tiers lean utilitarian for quick ramps, while later ones tempt with artifacts and mounts. Premium adds depth with exclusive skins and extras, but the free path holds its own for dedicated grinders. Let's dissect it range by range, spotlighting must-grabs.

Levels 1–10: Solid Foundations for New Shadows

Kicking off modestly, these entry levels stock your inventory without overwhelming you—ideal for easing into Nighthaven's eerie vibes. On the free track, expect a Welcome Pack, 500 Coins for vendor runs, a Seasons Refining Box for mats, dual Flower Food Gifts, the Rocket Firework Emote Permit for some flair, five Seasons Elemental Gifts, Castle Aquamarine Dye, a Box of Warding, a Basic Expedition Chest for loot, and a Combat Box.

Premium elevates it with a Season EXP Booster to speed early gains, 3,000 Coins, 20 Vials of Suspended Azoth for crafting fuel, a Premium Food Chest, a Transmog Token for cosmetic swaps, five Premium Elemental Chests, Angelic Satin Premium Dye, five Territory Standing Boosters, Gypsum Orbs, and the Scarlet Dilation Longsword Weapon Skin—perfect if you're slashing through foes with sword-and-shield setups.

Nothing game-breaking, but that early transmog token feels like a cheeky nod to style-savvy players.

Levels 11–20: Faction Boosts and the Artifact Prize

Things ramp up here, blending currencies with a headline grab. Free players score 5,000 Faction Tokens at level 11 for shop splurges, a Seasons Salvage Scraps Gift, another Box of Warding, five Seasons Brilliant Gems Gifts, Wedgewood Dye, a Seasons Food Gift, 500 Marks of Fortune, a Season EXP Booster, a Basic Expedition Chest, and—drumroll—the S10 Hatchet Artifact at level 20.

If hatchets are your jam, this unique powerhouse (with its shadowy synergies) is worth the sprint—free for everyone, no excuses.

Premium doubles down with 15,000 more Faction Tokens (totaling 20k—huge for gearing), a Premium Salvage Fragment Chest, Gathering EXP Booster, Seasons Pristine Gems Gift, Enigma Red Hatchet Weapon Skin, Premium Food Chest, 1,000 Marks of Fortune, Weapon EXP Booster, five Gypsum Orbs, and Enigma Red Void Gauntlet Weapon Skin.

Those void gauntlet vibes scream Nighthaven's dark magic; pair it with the artifact for a thematic powerhouse.

Levels 21–30: Steady Mats and Mount Teases

A quieter stretch focused on sustain, but with cosmetic sprinkles. Free track delivers a Seasons Crafting Gift, 500 Coins, Refining Box, Seasons Food Gift, two Dynasty Rocket Firework Emote Permits, Seasons Brilliant Gems Gift, five Elderberry Dyes, Combat Box, Expedition Chest, and another Refining Box.

Premium counters the lull with a Premium Crafting Chest, 3,000 Coins, the Garlic Wreath Mount Attachment (a spooky add-on for your ride), Premium Food Chest, Transmog Token, Seasons Pristine Gems Gift, five Blued Steel Premium Dyes, Season EXP Booster, five Gypsum Orbs, and Hemoguardian Shield Weapon Skin.

That shield skin's gothic edge fits Nighthaven's castles like a glove—grab it if you're tanking raids.

Levels 31–40: Consumable Surge and Emote Fun

More utility here, prepping for mid-season pushes. Free: 5,000 Faction Tokens, Combat Box, Seasons Elemental Gift, Seasons Crafting Gift, Refining Box, Vial of Azoth Salt, 500 Marks of Fortune, Refining Box, Expedition Chest, and five Buttered Rum Dyes.

Azoth Salt shines for PvP tracks, tying into Nighthaven's competitive overhaul.

Premium: 15,000 Faction Tokens, Weapon EXP Booster, Premium Elemental Chest, Premium Crafting Chest, Gleamite Mining Emote (niche but collectible for gatherers), three Vials of Azoth Salt, 1,000 Marks of Fortune, Season EXP Booster, five Gypsum Orbs, and Bloodshot Rage Blunderbuss Weapon Skin.

The emote's a fun flex for resource hounds, and that blunderbuss? Pure ranged menace.

Levels 41–50: Veteran Loot and Trophy Unlock

Midway heat builds with expedition hauls. Free: Seasons Food Gift, 500 Coins, Combat Box, Seasons Salvage Scraps Gift, two Dryad Rocket Firework Emote Permits, Territory Standing Booster, five Baked Red Clay Dyes, Combat Box, Veterans Expedition Chest, and the Trophy of Nighthaven + Impaler Title at 50—likely an XP amp for seasonal activities.

Premium: Premium Food Chest, 3,000 Coins, Proficiency Booster, Premium Salvage Fragment Chest, Transmog Token, Divine Sundering Warhammer Weapon Skin, five Ageless Bronze Premium Dyes, Aetherbound Bracers Gloves Weapon Skin, five Gypsum Orbs, and Veinburster Warhammer Weapon Skin.

Warhammer mains, rejoice—these skins ooze brute force for Isle of Night bashes.

Levels 51–60: Armor Skins and Token Refills

Free track shines with cosmetics: 5,000 Faction Tokens, Strides of Misfortune Boots Armor Skin at 52 (edgy for shadow-stalkers), Seasons Salvage Scraps Gift, Seasons Elemental Gift, two Ancient Rocket Firework Emote Permits, Vial of Azoth Salt, 500 Marks of Fortune, Elite Combat Box, Veterans Expedition Chest, and a Transmog Token at 60.

Premium: 15,000 Faction Tokens, Perigree Tassets Legs Armor Skin, Premium Salvage Fragment Chest, Premium Elemental Chest, Second Sighted Barebow Bow Weapon Skin, three Vials of Azoth Salt, 1,000 Marks of Fortune, Proficiency Booster, Cleansing Lance Spear Weapon Skin, and Crimson Stalker Boots Armor Skin.

Those boots? Stealthy perfection for Catacombs sneaks.

Levels 61–70: Emotes and Glove Glow-Ups

Sustained momentum with weapon tweaks in mind. Free: Box of Warding, 500 Coins, Elite Combat Box, Weapon EXP Booster, two Shooting Star Firework Emote Permits, The Ferryman's Embrace Gloves Armor Skin at 66, five Dazzling Coral Dyes, Elite Combat Box, Seasons Food Gift, and Transmog Token at 70.

Premium: Premium Salvage Fragment Chest, 3,000 Coins, Memory Flagon Mount Attachment, Territory Standing Booster, Thumbs Down Emote at 65 (sassy taunt gold), Ecliptic Caligae Boots Armor Skin, five Blood Premium Dyes, Gathering EXP Booster, Premium Food Chest, and Irongazer Girdings Legs Armor Skin.

The emote's premium pettiness will spice up OPR rivalries.

Levels 71–80: Torso Transmogs and Mutation Mayhem

Free cosmetics pop: Seasons Crafting Gift, Fallow Greaves Legs Armor Skin at 72, 10 Vials of Suspended Azoth (x2), five Cactus Sage Dyes, Seasons Brilliant Gems Gift, 500 Marks of Fortune, Pale Brigandine Torso Armor Skin at 78 (strikingly cool for plate fans), Mutation Chest, and Elite Combat Box.

That torso skin echoes Nighthaven's ruined opulence.

Premium: Premium Crafting Chest, Penumbra Handwraps Gloves Armor Skin, Weapon EXP Booster, 20 Vials of Suspended Azoth, Crimson Bifurcator Greataxe Weapon Skin, Seasons Pristine Gems Gift, 1,000 Marks of Fortune, Umbral Cowl Head Armor Skin at 78 (a Discord-teased stunner), Empyrean Treads Boots Armor Skin, and Bloodseer Gauntlets Gloves Armor Skin.

The cowl's shadowy allure? Worth the upgrade alone.

Levels 81–90: Bow Bangers and Headgear Hauls

Free: 10 Vials of Suspended Azoth, 500 Coins, Eclipsed Starpiercer Bow Weapon Skin at 83 (a sleek standout), Seasons Brilliant Gems Gift, Elite Combat Box, Seasons Elemental Gift, five Sublime Velvet Dyes, Gathering EXP Booster, Mutation Chest, and Scarlet Gaze Head Armor Skin at 90.

Premium: 20 Vials of Suspended Azoth, 3,000 Coins, Gathering EXP Booster, Seasons Pristine Gems Gift, Transmog Token, Premium Elemental Chest, five Spring Grape Premium Dyes, Territory Standing Booster, Sovereign Aegis Legs Armor Skin, and Bloodbane Visor Head Armor Skin.

Bow users, that Starpiercer will pierce Nighthaven's fog like butter.

Levels 91–100: Epic Closers and the Fox Finale

The grand finale tempts hardest. Free: Proficiency Booster, The Fourth Rider's Vizard Head Armor Skin at 92 (skull-tastic menace), Apex Combat Box, Vial of Azoth Salt, Transmog Token at 95, Gibbous Moonshadow Void Gauntlet Weapon Skin, 500 Marks of Fortune, The Duskblade Spear Weapon Skin, Apex Combat Box, and Crimson Hierophant Head Armor Skin at 100.

Premium steals the show: Seraphic Visage Head Armor Skin, Lunar Embrace Torso Armor Skin, Proficiency Booster, three Vials of Azoth Salt, Heart of Eyes Torso Armor Skin, Parcel Bag Mount Attachment, 1,000 Marks of Fortune, Curse of Eternity Life Staff Weapon Skin, Judicator's Mantle Torso Armor Skin at 99, and the Foxy Mount at 100—a sly, season-defining ride that screams "premium or bust" for mount collectors.

Grind to cap, and that fox will prowl your stables in style.

FAQs on New World Season 10 Season Pass

1. How much does the Premium Track cost, and when do I get rewards if I buy late?

The Premium Pass runs 20,000 Marks of Fortune. Purchasing mid-season grants all rewards retroactively up to your current level.

2. What's the standout free reward everyone should chase?

The S10 Hatchet Artifact at level 20—it's a free power spike for melee builds delving Nighthaven's depths.

3. Are there any mounts in the tracks?

Yes, the exclusive Foxy Mount caps the Premium Track at level 100, adding a cunning companion to your roster.

4. How do these rewards tie into new season content like Catacombs?

Currencies like Faction Tokens and Azoth Salt fuel PvP tracks and upgrades, while transmogs and emotes enhance your look in modes like the roguelike Catacombs.

5. Can I earn Marks of Fortune faster with the tracks?

Absolutely—both tracks drop hundreds across tiers (e.g., 500–1,000 per batch), stacking with seasonal activities for quicker Premium unlocks.

Thanks for Reading

Stay vigilant, adventurer. As the shadows of Nighthaven deepen and your arsenal evolves, let MMOJUGG be your tactical outpost—bringing you the latest builds, patch breakdowns, and gear strategies to stay ahead of the meta. Whether you're theorycrafting in the catacombs or dominating the Isle of Night, we've got your back.