Halloween is the one time of year when even a classic shooter changes its shop window. On WolfTeam Legacy the season does not arrive as a separate event mode with a countdown timer; it arrives the way this shop has always worked, as items sitting on the shelves. This guide walks through every Halloween item the shop stocks right now: what its card actually says, what it costs in Gold or Wolf Coin, which one is the only Wolf Coin route to the seasonal gear, and where the honest fine print sits.

The seasonal shelf at a glance

Five catalog rows carry the Halloween name this season. Four are purchasable. Halloween Pack 5A is a Power Up Backpack sold for Gold, and it is the newest arrival, stocked this season for the first time. Tattoo B (Halloween) is a wolf back tattoo sold for Gold on the standard permanent ladder. Halloween GRENADE is a grenade with an event skin, sold for Gold on the plus-fifteen-percent ladder. HALLOWEEN SET is a bundle sold for Wolf Coin, one offer only, pairing the pack and the tattoo as thirty-day copies. The fifth row, Halloween Package, exists in the catalog data but is not sold, and its story is worth reading too.

Everything below comes from the live catalog, the shop cards and the live database. Where a card and the data disagree, we say so. Nothing here is a promise of a future discount or a limited window, because no end dates are published anywhere for these rows.

Halloween Pack 5A: the joint-strongest GP card on the shelf

The pack is a Power Up Backpack, the same utility line our packs guide covers, wearing a seasonal name and, as that guide notes, a pumpkin icon. Its card reads: GP +20 percent, Max. WP +200, and Backpack search SPD +20 percent, with the usual line that a double purchase extends the effect period. That +20 percent GP line is the joint-biggest GP promise on the whole pack shelf, tied only with Pro Pack 20C, the pack every new account already owns for free. The trade-off is the WP line: +200 is the smallest ceiling raise on the shelf.

The name says 5A, which on this shelf normally means +5 percent. The card says +20 percent. Our packs guide already covered this shelf's legacy naming habit, and the lesson holds here: read the card, not the name.

Pricing is the standard Gold ladder, exactly as the price guide describes it: 1.200 Gold for 1 day, 7.200 for 7 days, 24.000 for 30 days, 60.000 for 90 days, 108.000 for 180 days and 216.000 Gold for permanent ownership. If you want the season on your back permanently, the ladder tops out there like every standard Gold item.

Tattoo B (Halloween): the back tattoo with a legacy card

This is a wolf tattoo for the back slot, and its card says so plainly: the tattoo appears on the wolf's back. It is the only Halloween-named tattoo in the catalog, in any position. The card then lists four bonus lines in the old style: Standard WP +50, Wolf Mutation SPD +10 percent, Keeping Extra HP +10 percent and Short Respawn Time +20 percent.

Honesty first, as always with these cards: that is a legacy-generation performance card, describing the original game's era, not today's mechanics. Our tattoo guide explains the two generations of tattoo cards and the current rule: today's tattoos run on the shared server tattoo balance, and precise mechanical percentages are not shown in game. Buy this one for the look and for the wolf-back placement, and treat the card lines as historical text.

Pricing matches the pack: the full standard Gold ladder from 1.200 Gold for 1 day up to 216.000 Gold for permanent ownership. The same duration rules apply as with any timed item, including the extension rule our item lifetime guide covers: buying again while a copy is active adds the new days on top.

Halloween GRENADE: the seasonal skin on the plus-fifteen ladder

The grenade shelf holds one seasonal item. Halloween GRENADE carries an event skin from the original era, and our grenade guide already introduced the family of event-skinned grenades it belongs to. Its card carries no seasonal bonuses at all; it is the standard grenade card, 0.5 Kg, 1 round, Hand Grenade, like almost every other card on that shelf.

What makes it different is the pricing rung. Instead of the standard ladder it sits on the plus-fifteen-percent one: 1.380 Gold for 1 day, 8.280 for 7 days, 27.600 for 30 days, 69.000 for 90 days, 124.200 for 180 days and 248.400 Gold for permanent ownership. That is the same premium rung our price guide uses for the fifteen-percent family. It is one of nine grenade-shelf items on that rung, and it tops out higher than the pack and the tattoo because of it.

HALLOWEEN SET: 400 Wolf Coin, the only Coin route to the seasonal gear

The set is the curious one. HALLOWEEN SET sells for a single offer, 400 Wolf Coin, and its card describes a Halloween Package: two Halloween tattoos of thirty days each plus the Halloween pack, thirty days. The actual component data behind the set is more modest: one Halloween tattoo and one Halloween Pack, each as a thirty-day copy. That is a genuine card-versus-data mismatch, and since the set system grants exactly the components listed in the data, you should expect one tattoo and one pack, not two tattoos. Our sets guide explains the mechanics this follows: one payment, and the components land in your inventory as individual items with their own durations.

Two things make this row interesting. First, both singles are Gold-only items, so this set is the only way to own either one through Wolf Coin, the currency your matches can earn directly while Coin campaigns run. Second, the delivered copies are thirty-day versions of both items, which the card and the data agree on even though the price row reads as a single one-day offer. For comparison, renting both singles for a single day costs 2.400 Gold; the set asks 400 Wolf Coin for thirty days of both. We do not convert between the currencies; both numbers are public so you can weigh them yourself.

The one that is not sold: Halloween Package

A fifth row exists in the catalog with the seasonal name. Halloween Package lists eleven components as thirty-day copies: C-95 MC, Zaitsev CF, PI-90 PX, the K3-TK knife, RGD-5S, EM-93R, the full Pegasus DP tattoo trio for left, right and back slots, Blood Scratch, and Ice Wolf Skill Up. None of it can be bought, because one component has no certified selling path: Ice Wolf Skill Up belongs to the six Wolf Skill Up cards our special items guide covers, and none of those six are on the shelves. The bundle is honest data, not a hidden product; if the skill-up cards ever gain a supported path, this row becomes worth revisiting.

Funding the season the earned way

Nothing on this shelf is locked behind real money, because the shop has no currency sales at all. Gold comes from playing: the earning guide and the fair-play guide cover the match rewards, the daily and weekly goals, and the policy that pays full rewards for your first matches each day and reduced ones after that. Wolf Coin comes from the same place, and it is the currency the Halloween set wants. Coin has no booster of its own; it grows through the Coin campaigns on the events page, which at the time of writing include Coin days paying fifty percent extra on eligible completed matches. Check the events page for the current dates rather than relying on this article, since campaign windows change.

Honest notes before you buy

There is no Halloween event campaign. The events API carries the three earning campaigns and nothing seasonal; the stocked shelf is the Halloween content this year. The shelf rows carry no published end dates, so we make no claim about how long they stay. As of writing, the live database shows zero players owning any of these items, so if you buy the set this week, you will be among the first people on the server wearing the season. And a small curiosity for the collectors: the only other place the word Halloween appears in the client's text tables is a single leftover entry reading "/Halloween", with no verifiable place to render it today.

One practical note: the durations follow the standard rules. Singles rent for 1, 7 or 30 days or buy permanently, the set delivers thirty-day copies, and a repeat purchase of anything active extends it rather than wasting days. If you want a permanent mark of the season, the pack and the tattoo both reach 216.000 Gold; if you want to try the look this week, the 400 Coin set is the cheapest door; and if you just want a festive hand, the grenade rents from 1.380 Gold for a day.

Whatever you choose, the season ends the same way every match does here: earned, not bought.

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