Gods Unchained schedules Battle Pass Season 13 to begin on April 15

(AsiaGameHub) –   Gods Unchained is preparing to launch another Battle Pass cycle, but the main draw is not the launch date itself—it’s content access. All 18 new cards for Season 13 are locked exclusively behind the pass, so any player working to complete the full Spoils of War set will need to participate in the event.

Good to Know

• Battle Pass Season 13 kicks off on April 15.
• The season’s set features 18 exclusive new cards only obtainable through the Battle Pass.
• Players can select between two options: a 300 $GODS Collector tier and a 750 $GODS Whale tier.

Gods Unchained Makes All Season 13 Content Exclusive to the Battle Pass

Tier pricing is clear from the start. The Collector tier costs 300 $GODS and pays out 250 $GODS in rewards, while the Whale tier costs 750 $GODS and comes with a much larger reward stack, including 25 Core Legendary packs and 5 Whale Battle Packs. Players can also start with a lower entry and upgrade to a higher tier at any point during the season.

The most coveted reward this season is the Rendering Queen Variant, which can drop from both Spoils Packs and Whale Battle Packs, giving players in both tiers a chance to earn this standout card. Whale packs, however, carry better odds for shiny rare pulls, which gives the higher tier a clear edge.

The season runs for a fixed 28 days, with 60 total levels available across the full pass. Daily progression is capped at 350 XP, so the design encourages consistent play instead of cramming all progress into a one-week sprint. Flux bundles are also included in both tiers, with larger bundles offered for the Whale tier.

The Spoils of War card set is not meant to be a one-off release. Gods Unchained confirms the set will grow over time, giving Season 13 a longer lifespan than a typical Battle Pass update. Alongside cards and packs, both tiers also include extra cosmetics and items such as a God Portrait and a Mana Wheel.

Gods Unchained frames the season as a gameplay upgrade, not just a new store offering. The team said: “This is about enhancing the play experience,” linking the new pass to broader plans around player engagement and deeper strategic gameplay