All new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5

Call of Duty introduced 60 new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5. All of them are Emblems (both animated and unanimated) and Calling Cards (both animated and unanimated). Although most of them are generic items, some, in particular, stand out from the rest solely because of their design and their humorous titles. Fortunately, all of these are free unlocks and all the games ask of fans is to play.

In this brief guide, we'll take a closer look at all the new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5 and how you can unlock them all.

How to get all new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5

To acquire the new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5, you must earn Armory Unlock points.

Guide to unlocking all the new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5 (Image via Activision)

Here is a list of all the Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5 along with their Armory Unlock point requirements:

Rewards	Armory Unlock points required
"Don't Text Your Ex" Emblem	30
"I am Zeus" Emblem	30
"Tattered Winds" Emblem	30
"IMP" Emblem	30
"Dispatch" Emblem	30
"Cat Scratch Fever" Emblem	30
"Ofrenda" Emblem	10
"Scuba Die" Emblem	10
"Easy Kills" Emblem	10
"Punch Up" Emblem	10
"Sup?" Emblem	10
"Foliage Fury" Emblem	10
"Snow Digitial" Emblem	10
"Rain and Tears" Emblem	10
"Techno Baddie" Emblem	10
"Cosmic Feels" Emblem	10
"Iron Mane" Emblem	10
"Quiver and Box" Emblem	10
"Drinks on You" Emblem	10
"Nothing but Vibes" Emblem	10
"Ceremonial" Emblem	10
"Sea Glass Side Arm" Emblem	10
"Bubble Gun" Emblem	10
"Praetorian" Emblem	10
"Picking up Signals" Emblem	10
"Leering Lynx" Emblem	10
"Head Protection" Emblem	10
"Sir Knight" Emblem	10
"Grenade Works" Emblem	10
"Tire Spinner" Emblem	10
"Scorched" Emblem	10
"Solo Patrol" Emblem	10
"Targets Located" Emblem	10
"Blizzard Warning" Calling Card	30
"Pack Leader" Calling Card	30
"Damn, my Jam" Calling Card	30
"Fractal Funk" Calling Card	30
"Prisoner" Calling Card	30
"War Dregs" Calling Card	30
"Ice Wolf" Calling Card	10
"Spaced Out" Calling Card	10
"Warships" Calling Card	10
"Unwrapped" Calling Card	10
"Showman" Calling Card	10
"Reverence" Calling Card	10
"WTF, Cupid!?" Calling Card	10
"Cross Check" Calling Card	10
"All the Colors" Calling Card	10
"Bullet Machine" Calling Card	10
"Fully Fatal" Calling Card	10
"Big Brain Drain" Calling Card	10
"You're Next" Calling Card	10
"Peeling Out" Calling Card	10
"I've Got Your Back" Calling Card	10
"Here Fishy Fishy" Calling Card	10
"Demon's Breath" Calling Card	10
"Control All" Calling Card	10
"Alebrije Flight" Calling Card	10
"City Girl" Calling Card	10
"Silver Wing" Calling Card	10

You can earn Armory Unlock points by completing Daily Challenges in the games. For completing one Daily Challenge, you will earn 1 Armory Unlock point. These challenges can be attempted across all the game modes: Multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone. But that's not the only way to earn them in the games.

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Apart from the Daily Challenges, you can also earn an additional Armory Unlock point by winning a match in Multiplayer, completing 3 contracts in Zombies, or surviving halfway through a match of Warzone.

Please note that you must first activate the challenge for the particular reward you are looking to earn. Otherwise, your progression toward it simply won't count.

For instance, if you are looking to unlock the "Don't Text Your Ex" Emblem in MW3 and Warzone, you must first activate the challenge for it in the Armory Unlocks menu, and only then can you start earning points towards it.

That covers all the new Armory Unlock rewards in MW3 and Warzone Season 5. While the requirements aren't difficult, it may take a while to get your hands on all of them. Regardless, these additions are certainly appreciated as they give fans more content to unlock for free and keep them engaged in the shooters.

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