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Delta Force Season 11 Battle Pass: Rewards & Merit Cards

What's in Season 10's battle pass (Tempest at tier 80, CI-19 at tier one, N-Two free at tier 15, the Mandelbrick preview) plus how merit-card XP boosts actually work for players trying to level up faster.

Beginner 6 min read 67 viewsUpdated 1 month ago
Adapted from Delta Force Season 10 Battle Pass & Progression Rewards Guide – Tiers, XP Boosts and Merit Cards

🎯 The core idea

Season 10's pass reset completely when Season 11 "Reorientation" launched on September 8, 2026 - Garena's own patch notes confirm all Season 10 mission progress was cleared. The Season 11 pass runs through November 9, 2026, gives Rover free on the free track, and spreads premium rewards across several weapon-skin sets (Netrunner, Horoscope, Anarchy Angel) plus a vehicle skin and a mine skin. This covers what's actually confirmed in the Season 11 pass, plus the merit-card XP boost system, which works the same way it always has.

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Quick answer: The Season 11 battle pass runs September 8 to November 9, 2026. The free track's headline reward is the operator Rover. Premium rewards confirmed by Garena include the Netrunner, Horoscope and Anarchy Angel weapon-skin sets, a Netrunner LAV-AA vehicle skin, a Hacker Anti-Tank Mine skin, plus a Season Safe Box, TurBrick, Delta Tickets, Armament Vouchers and Weapon EXP Tokens. Exact tier count and price aren't published by Garena.

Battle pass rewards at a glance

Tier / trackRewardFree or Premium
Free trackOperator: RoverFree
PremiumNetrunner set: Hackclaw cosmetic + K416 AR skinPremium
PremiumHoroscope set: AKM, M700, M249 skinsPremium
PremiumAnarchy Angel set: SMG-45, Mini-14, ASh-12 skinsPremium
PremiumNetrunner LAV-AA vehicle skinPremium
PremiumHacker Anti-Tank Mine skinPremium
Both tracksSeason Safe Box, TurBrick, Delta Tickets, Armament Vouchers, Weapon EXP TokensMixed

Confirmed against Garena's official Season 11 "Store Updates" patch notes. Garena does not publish an exact tier count or price on that page - figures circulating elsewhere (roughly 80 tiers, ~520 Delta Coins for the standard track, ~720 for Deluxe) come only from secondary sites and are not confirmed here. All Season 10 mission progress was reset at launch, so the previous Tempest, CI-19 and Mandelbrick rewards covered in this guide's old Season 10 content no longer apply.

Is the Season 11 battle pass worth it?

Rover is free either way, so the free track is worth collecting regardless of whether you buy premium. Beyond that, value depends on how many of the three weapon-skin sets (Netrunner, Horoscope, Anarchy Angel) you'd actually use - they're spread across the premium track rather than front-loaded or back-loaded the way Season 10's pass was, so there's no single "it's all for the tier-80 skin" calculation this season. Garena hasn't published per-tier placements for these rewards, so exactly which tier unlocks which set isn't confirmed here.

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Merit cards: the actual XP/score boost mechanic

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In this source's own test, a merit card doubled a match's score from 45 to 90 β€” but the boost only kicked in once a full round had been completed, not immediately on activation, so joining mid-match and leaving early can waste part of its window. Losing progress is also real without one: this source lost a full point of rank progress in one match despite having a voucher active, and would have lost two without it, which is the actual reason to save one for a match you expect to struggle in rather than burning it on an easy one.

How this guide was fact-checked

This guide is sourced from two videos: Dash - Delta Force's "Season 10 Battle Pass Rewards Full Showcase (4K) | Mandelbrick Weapon Collection" (6:23, published 2026-06-26) and Bushy's "How to find and use Delta Force Merit and Battlepass XP Boost" (2:00, published 2025-06-25). The battle pass showcase was explicitly recorded on the Season 10 global test server ahead of full launch, by the creator's own account at the start of the video β€” tier placements and included rewards should be treated as a pre-launch preview rather than a guaranteed final list, since test-server content sometimes shifts before a season fully ships. N-Two's free unlock at tier 15 was cross-checked against this catalogue's own N-Two operator guide and matches. The merit-card mechanic in the second source (activation timing, the lack of an active-voucher indicator, and the doubled-score result) is reported as shown and demonstrated directly in that footage.

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What this guide doesn't answer

This guide doesn't give an exhaustive tier-by-tier list of every reward in the Season 10 pass β€” only the highlights the source calls out (Tempest at tier 80, CI-19 at tier one, N-Two at tier 15, and the Mandelbrick preview) are covered, since that's the level of detail the source itself provides. It also doesn't confirm the Mandelbrick collection's final weapon list or tier placements, since the source frames that section explicitly as an early preview. Finally, it doesn't cover whether merit cards specifically boost battle-pass tier XP as opposed to ranked match score β€” the demonstrated example in this source is a ranked-mode score boost, and while the same voucher system is described as covering battle-pass XP boosts too, a direct battle-pass-XP example wasn't shown in either source video.

Frequently asked

Is the Season 11 battle pass worth it?

The free track is worth it regardless, since Rover unlocks free either way. Premium's value depends on how many of the three weapon-skin sets (Netrunner, Horoscope, Anarchy Angel) you'd actually use - Garena hasn't published per-tier placements, so there's no single reward that decides it the way Season 10's tier-80 skin did.

Is Rover a free battle pass reward in Delta Force Season 11?

Yes. Rover is confirmed on the Season 11 pass's free track in Garena's own patch notes - you don't need to buy premium to unlock the operator.

How do merit cards work in Delta Force?

Find them under Collections β†’ Items on the main menu, then activate one specifically when your score-per-minute rate starts falling short rather than the moment you get it - that's when the boost has the most value.

Does a merit card apply instantly when activated?

No. In one creator's test, the boost only kicked in once a full round had been completed, not immediately on activation - joining mid-match and leaving early can waste part of its window.

What happened to the Season 10 battle pass rewards?

They're gone. Garena's Season 11 patch notes confirm all Season 10 mission progress was reset and cleared at launch, so the previous Tempest, CI-19 and Mandelbrick rewards this guide used to cover no longer apply.

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