Warzone Rally Point Camos: Violet Striker, Neutral Ground & Nuke Blueprint

Updated November 10, 2026, four days after Call of Duty: Warzone Season 1 went live (00:00 ET on November 6). Official facts come from Activision's Warzone Season 1 full intel post and the Warzone Season 1 patch notes. Unlock text marked "in-game" is copied from the camo select screen. Anything players found that Activision hasn't published is labelled "reported".

TL;DR: how do you get the free Rally Point camos?

Quick answer: Rally Point is Warzone's 20-player limited-time mode on Zodiac, and Activision says it has "an exclusive weapon blueprint and two weapon camos". The two camos are Violet Striker (in-game text: "On Rally Point, kill 300 Players and Hostiles") and Neutral Ground ("On Rally Point, hold and secure the Camo case"). The blueprint is reported to be Perfect End for the Han 86, unlocked by buying and calling in the match's Nuke for $1,000,000 at a Buy Station. Bots count toward Violet Striker, so it's the easiest of the three. Neutral Ground means holding a Camo Case for a reported 3 minutes without dropping it.

The numbers that matter:

• 300 kills for Violet Striker, and AI Hostiles count (in-game text).
• 3 minutes holding the Camo Case for Neutral Ground; the timer resets if you drop it (reported).
• $1,000,000 to buy the one Nuke per match (price reported, one-per-match from the patch notes).
• 20 players per Rally Point lobby, squads of up to 4 formed in Neutral Grounds (official).
• 10 kills with a Classified Weapon for the separate Classified Weapon camo (in-game text).
• 25 Weapon Trade Station trades for the free "Unserialized" Signal 50 blueprint in Resurgence (reported).

What does Rally Point actually reward?

Activision's Season 1 intel lists the rewards in one line and doesn't name them:

"Rally Point features an exclusive weapon blueprint and two weapon camos to unlock. Work with your squad to get your hands on these rewards." — Call of Duty: Warzone Season 1: Full Intel, November 2, 2026

The same post names three camos for the in-game "Return to Call of Duty: Warzone" event: Renaissance (Animated), Violet Striker and Neutral Ground. Once Season 1 went live, the camo select screen filled in the rest. Two of the three event camos carry Rally Point unlock text, which matches the "two weapon camos" line:

If you're new to the mode itself (no gas circle, unlimited Resurgence, drop-in and drop-out), our Zodiac map guide covers the rules and all 10 POIs.

How do you unlock Violet Striker in Rally Point?

The in-game challenge reads "On Rally Point, kill 300 Players and Hostiles." Hostiles are the AI soldiers that fill Zodiac in this mode, so you don't need to win gunfights against real players. Progress is cumulative across matches.

How to finish it fastest:

• Farm the AI, not the players. GameRant's tester had the most success working the outskirts of Zodiac, where hostiles spawn and real squads rarely rotate.
• Stay in one match. Rally Point is drop-in and drop-out with unlimited Resurgence, so a death costs you seconds, not a requeue.
• Use a gun you're levelling anyway. Kills earn weapon XP, and Military camos are tied to weapon level, so 300 kills on one MW4 gun moves both at once.
• Hit kill milestones for supply drops. GameRant reports that reaching kill milestones calls in Supply Drops with Cash, which you'll want for the Nuke.

Our read: at a relaxed 40 to 60 AI kills per half hour (80 to 120 an hour), 300 kills takes about 2.5 to 3.75 hours. Treat that as an estimate, not a published number.

How does the Neutral Ground Camo Case work?

The in-game text is short: "On Rally Point, hold and secure the Camo case." The steps below come from players and guides, not from Activision:

• The case arrives by drone. A Reddit post on r/CODWarzone from November 7 says a drone spawns at random, and shooting it down drops the case. GameRant describes an alert announcing the Camo Case deployment into the area.
• It's marked on the tac map. It shows white while nobody holds it and red when another player has it, per GameRant.
• Hold it for 3 minutes. The timer resets every time the case is dropped.
• You become the target. The holder's location stays revealed on the tac map and they wear a flag on their back.
• It unlocks for the squad. GameRant reports the whole squad gets Neutral Ground when the case is extracted, and a new case can spawn later in the same match.

The trick that works best, according to GameRant: grab the case, run to the nearest helicopter and fly loops for three minutes. GameRant found that only launchers or a high-damage sniper like the Astaroth .57 gave enemies a real shot at them. On foot, keep your squad around you, because every enemy on the server can see where you are.

How do you get the Nuke and the Perfect End blueprint?

The Season 1 patch notes confirm one purchasable Nuke per match, first come, first served, bought at a Buy Station with Cash pooled by your squad. Calling it in ends the match for everyone. GameRant and DETONATED both put the price at $1,000,000 and report that a squad's first Nuke unlocks the Perfect End blueprint for the Han 86 assault rifle.

How squads are reaching $1M (reported routes):

• Legendary (orange) Supply Crates. They pay the most Cash, and in Rally Point crates restock, so you can loop the same ones.
• Contracts. Bounty and Most Wanted pay well but put you in PvP or on the map.
• Bots and Cash Drops. AI hostiles drop Cash, and periodic Cash Drops add up.
• Death Stalker Choppers. Downing one drops a Supply Drop.
• One banker. DETONATED's method keeps one player safe in a Neutral Ground while the other three farm and hand over Cash, so a death never costs the pot.

The blueprint matters beyond looks for DMZ players: GameRant notes it also unlocks the Han 86 in the FOB Gunsmith if you hadn't got it yet.

How do you get the Classified Weapon and Renaissance camos?

Classified Weapon sits under Event camos with the text "Get 10 kills with a Classified Weapon." Classified Weapons are a new Season 1 item, not a rarity colour. The patch notes say "a single Classified Weapon Crate drops onto the map, containing one of four powerful weapons from the Modern Warfare 4 arsenal" in Battle Royale and Resurgence. Carrying one grants Specialist and a persistent UAV, but reveals your general location to enemies. Activision adds that "completing a hidden challenge with a Classified Weapon unlocks its corresponding Weapon Camo for use on other weapons."

You don't have to fight the whole lobby for the crate. Windows Central reports that in Rally Point, pushing your score to 100 earns a purple supply drop with Classified Weapons inside, which makes Rally Point the easiest place to do this one too.

Renaissance is the only animated camo in Activision's event list. NeoTeo's roundup of player walkthroughs reports its requirement as four wins in Resurgence or Resurgence Casual. Activision hasn't published that, so check the Events tab before you plan a session around it.

Do Rally Point kills count for Grind for Royalty or mastery camos?

Not for Grind for Royalty. The Season 1 patch notes say Royalty progress is shared across Battle Royale and Resurgence, Casual and Regular, and that "Limited-Time Modes (LTMs) are not included." Rally Point is an LTM, so the Gold Excellence and Gold Mosaic camos need normal matches. Full breakdown in our Grind for Royalty guide.

Weapon XP is the part Rally Point is good for: AI kills level your gun, and Military camos are tied to weapon level. The Warzone mastery chain (Parallax, Damascus Reforged, Empyros) is a different beast. Mastery 2 needs 2 kills without plating, 200 times, and Mastery 3 (Empyros) needs a top-5 finish with at least 6 kills, 75 times, per the official intel. Our Warzone mastery camos guide has the full chain.

Are these camos worth the time?

Here's how we'd rank the six by effort for a solo player in week 1 (our estimates, not official numbers):

• Classified Weapon: under an hour if you hit score 100 early.
• Violet Striker: roughly 2.5 to 3.75 hours of AI farming, mostly against bots.
• Unserialized Signal 50: a few Resurgence matches if you chain trade stations (GameRant reports a 30-second cooldown per station). The patch notes describe the Weapon Trade Station as swapping your gun "for a random Weapon of higher rarity".
• Neutral Ground: luck-dependent; one clean helicopter run can do it in a single match.
• Perfect End: needs a coordinated squad to bank $1,000,000.
• Renaissance: four wins, the only one that depends on beating real lobbies.

None of these is a mastery camo, and none moves your prestige track. They're free flexes. Rally Point is a decent place to level a gun, since AI kills earn weapon XP. But if what you actually want is Empyros or the Multiplayer mastery camos, Rally Point won't get you there, and that's where the real hours go.

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• MW4 Weapon Leveling: max any gun and unlock every attachment
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Is there a bug with Rally Point camo tracking?

Some players say Classified Weapon kills didn't register; NeoTeo mentions commenters reporting tracking problems. Activision hasn't listed it as a known issue. If a counter stalls, check the Events tab after the match rather than mid-game, then restart the game before reporting it. Our camo challenges not tracking guide covers how to report it on Infinity Ward's Trello board.

Two other things to know before you queue:

• Rally Point is limited-time. Activision hasn't given an end date. The Season 1 playlist lists it as a limited-time mode, so finish the two Rally Point camos while it's live.
• Use MW4 guns for the camo kills. Activision's intel says legacy weapons don't support Modern Warfare 4 Mastery Camos, Reticle Challenges or Weapon Customization, so do your levelling on the MW4 arsenal, including the new CSG-35 and Cronen Osprey.

FAQ

Can I buy this loadout instead of farming it? Yes: this loadout costs $32.61 on Timesaver, and a Timesaver pro completes it by hand within 4 hours. How handover works and what happens if something goes wrong: account safety.

Do bots count for the Violet Striker camo? Yes. The in-game challenge says "kill 300 Players and Hostiles", and Hostiles are Rally Point's AI soldiers.

How long do you have to hold the Neutral Ground Camo Case? Players and GameRant report 3 minutes. The timer resets if you drop the case, so a helicopter is the safest place to hold it.

How much does the Nuke cost in Warzone Rally Point? It's reported at $1,000,000, bought at a Buy Station. The patch notes confirm only one Nuke per match, first come, first served.

What blueprint do you get for the Rally Point Nuke? Perfect End for the Han 86 assault rifle, per GameRant and DETONATED. Activision's intel only says Rally Point has "an exclusive weapon blueprint".

Do Rally Point matches count for Grind for Royalty? No. Activision says Limited-Time Modes are not included, and Rally Point is one.

Is Renaissance a Rally Point camo? No. It's part of the Return to Call of Duty: Warzone event, and it's reported to need four Resurgence wins.

Do I need to own Modern Warfare 4 to get these camos? No. Rally Point is a Warzone mode and Warzone is free-to-play, and these rewards come from Warzone challenges. For progress in paid modes, see how to get bot lobbies in MW4.

Sources: Activision, Call of Duty: Warzone Season 1: Full Intel (Nov 2, 2026) and Warzone Season 1 Patch Notes; in-game camo select text; player reports on r/CODWarzone; GameRant, Windows Central, DETONATED and NeoTeo for reported routes.