As Apex Legends progresses through Season 22, fans are eagerly anticipating the return of heirlooms for individual characters. With the first collection event of the season already underway, featuring the much-anticipated Bangalore heirloom recolor, players are asking: What’s next for heirlooms, and when can we expect them?
Upcoming Heirlooms and Collection Events
Season 22 is packed with content, and Respawn Entertainment has hinted at more Legend-specific heirlooms on the horizon. One of the most talked-about potential releases is the Newcastle Hook Sword. Originally scrapped, this heirloom might be making a comeback, possibly as a universal reward in a milestone event. According to Apex Uncovered, the Newcastle Hook Sword could be featured alongside a Mythic death box, complete with a kill tracker for melee kills.
Additionally, Bloodhound’s heirloom has been found in the game files, with Mythic attachments expected to arrive in Season 23. This suggests that while the current season is focused on bringing back classic heirlooms, there’s plenty to look forward to in future updates.
Potential Heirloom and Event Leaks
Interestingly, data miners like Yoro Suzuki have discovered concept art for a new heirloom, possibly tied to a milestone event. This corit design, which seems to take inspiration from the popular CSGO weapon, could be released later this season. While details remain scarce, the weapon’s association with a universal theme hints at its broader appeal.
Fans are also speculating about a potential Prestige skin for Pathfinder, which was initially expected last season. Given that no other Prestige skins have been leaked for upcoming events, Pathfinder’s skin seems the most likely candidate for a Season 22 release. This aligns with the expected timeline of upcoming events, including a new LTM called Bounty Hunter, set to debut on September 18th.
The Battle Pass and Player Feedback
While heirlooms and events dominate the conversation, the Season 22 battle pass has received mixed reactions. Players have expressed confusion over the decision to include a badge that requires reaching level 100, despite the pass capping at level 60. Additionally, the reactive P2020 in split one, followed by a recolor in split two, has left some players disappointed, questioning the value of the battle pass.
Respawn has made some adjustments, reverting battle pass changes after community feedback, but the decision to reuse reactive skins in both splits has sparked further debate.
What’s Next?
As we await more details on the upcoming collection event and heirlooms, it’s clear that Season 22 has plenty in store for Apex Legends players. From potential new heirlooms like Newcastle’s Hook Sword to the anticipated release of Pathfinder’s Prestige skin, there’s much to look forward to in the coming weeks.
For more insights and updates on Apex Legends, be sure to visit the Apex Legends official page. Keep an eye out for new heirlooms and events as we move deeper into Season 22, and don’t forget to participate in ongoing giveaways and community events.
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