Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile: Price, what's included, and is it worth buying?

The Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile is the latest addition to the Keep Draw system, which allows players to get exclusive customizations through random draws. The Prismatic Tempest Keep is exclusive to mobile devices and can only be claimed by players who use them.

Gamers can acquire items from the new bundle by spending CoD points (CP) on draws. Each draw will provide a random cosmetic reward from it. This article explores the Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile and its components.

Price of Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile

Sunfire Prism operator skin in Warzone Mobile (Image via Activision)

The first draw for the Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile costs 40 CP. This price increases with each subsequent draw. As such, if you want a certain item, your expenses may vary from 40 CP to 15,000 CP, depending on your luck. If you want to collect all 10 items in the collection, you will need to spend 14,800 CP or $150.

Here is how much CP you'll spend on each draw:

First draw: 40 COD points
Second draw: 100 COD Points
Third draw: 160 COD Points
Fourth draw: 350 COD Points
Fifth draw: 650 COD Points
Sixth draw: 1,100 COD Points
Seventh draw: 1,600 COD Points
Eighth draw: 2,500 COD Points
Ninth draw: 3,500 COD Points
Tenth draw: 4,800 COD Points

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What's included in the Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile?

The Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile features limited-timed cosmetics. Its weapon skins are imbued with special effects. The highlight of this collection is the Prismatic Tempest, a prism-themed weapon blueprint for the M13B assault rifle.

Prismatic Tempest weapon blueprint in Warzone Mobile (Image via Activision)

Here are all the items included in this bundle:

"Prismatic Tempest" M13B Weapon Blueprint
"Sunfire Prism" Aksel Operator skin
"Onyx Ember" Lachmann-762 Weapon Blueprint
"Infinite Sync" COR-45 Weapon Blueprint
"Solar Summit" LTV Vehicle Skin
"Piercing Sunstone" Combat Knife Melee
"Crystallized Conscience" Weapon Charm
"Crystal Shockwave" Emblem
"Crystal Voltage" Large Decal
"Crystal-Eyed Iguana" Weapon Sticker

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Is the Prismatic Tempest Keep worth buying in Warzone Mobile

The Prismatic Tempest Keep features prism-themed skins, including a Legendary cosmetic for an M13B assault rifle and a mythical Operator skin for Aksel. Apart from these two items, the Keep features several other things, like a vehicle skin and a melee weapon blueprint.

Gamers interested in acquiring these specific skins can spend CP on the Prismatic Tempest Keep in Warzone Mobile. Please note that Crates are only available in the item store for a limited period, so we suggest obtaining them within two weeks of their launch.

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