Forgot password
Enter the email address you used when you joined and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.
If you used Apple or Google to create your account, this process will create a password for your existing account.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Reset password instructions sent. If you have an account with us, you will receive an email within a few minutes.
Something went wrong. Try again or contact support if the problem persists.
Image via Activision

Rarest operator skins in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone

Most of these skins are no longer available in the game.
This article is over 4 years old and may contain outdated information

Call of Duty’s battle royale mode, Warzone, offers players the option to enter the game as a variety of unique operators. These operators provide no in-game benefits, however. They simply allow players to customize their appearance.

Recommended Videos

The customization options in Warzone go further than just selecting a character. Players can customize the specific look of that character by unlocking and equipping skins that will change their appearance. Some of these skins can be unlocked through completing missions in the game, while others need to be bought from the store or acquired through a variety of methods outside of the game.

Here are some of the rarest skins in Warzone today.

UDT Ghost

Image via cod.tracker.gg

One of the most popular operators in Warzone, Ghost gets his familiar look from the Modern Warfare series. To unlock this skin, players must purchase a copy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Remastered. Once the player has done this, they’ll receive multiple rewards including this skin among other weapon skins and player card rewards.

Marsh Demon

Image via cod.tracker.gg

A skin for the operator Krueger, Marsh Demon has one of the most unique methods of being acquired. Players who want access to this skin are required to purchase the Making Call of Duty: Modern Warfare hardback book that was published by Activision in October 2019. The book itself includes concept art and imagery relevant to the game, as well as a code that players can enter to unlock the exclusive look for Krueger.

True Victory

Image via cod.tracker.gg

One of the brighter skins available in the game, True Victory is a new look for the D-Day operator that will see him covered in blue clothing with a black vest and headband saying the word “victory.” Players must have D-Day unlocked to activate this skin. To do this, they must complete part of the game’s campaign mode. Once this has been done, players could acquire the code for the skin off cans of Mountain Dew’s Amp Game Fuel that have the Modern Warfare branding on them. After this, a code can be entered into their Activision account, unlocking the skin in the game.

The Woodsman

Image via cod.tracker.gg

A PlayStation exclusive, The Woodsman skin came bundled inside the Warzone Combat Pack available in season three. The Wyatt skin itself looks to be heavily inspired by Joel from the platform exclusive video game The Last Of Us. Players were able to unlock this as a free bonus for being a PlayStation Plus user.

Valentaur

Image via cod.tracker.gg

A skin for the Minotaur operator, Valentaur was released as part of the Valentine’s Slay bundle during season two. For just 1,100 CP, players could unlock this skin as well as different Valentine’s Day inspired weapon skins, charms, and stickers. The skin is a simple recolor of Minotaur’s clothing, seeing him wear a pink shirt under his ballistic vest while adding what appears to be a tattoo on the operator’s face.

Bushranger

Image via cod.tracker.gg

Another skin for D-Day, Bushranger was made available in season one as part of the Outback operator pack. The bundle cost 1,800 CP and all the proceeds went toward bushfire relief in Australia. The skin itself looks to be heavily inspired by Australian culture too, seeing D-Day wear a slouch hat affiliated with Australian soldiers.

Snow Force

Image via cod.tracker.gg

The next two skins were both released together in the Holideadly bundle back in the first season of the game. Snow Force is a Bale operator skin that changes his color scheme to blue clothing with a red vest. This is one of the most striking and unique looks for the operator, and due to when it was released, it’s become one of the rarest skins in the game today.

Solstice

Image via cod.tracker.gg

The other operator skin available in the Holideadly bundle was a skin for Thorne titled Solstice. Inspired by the Solstice in which the world experiences the shortest or longest amount of daylight, this skin is a unique look for Thorne. The look will see him don a white beanie, red shirt, and red and white camo pants.

Dark Vision

Image via cod.tracker.gg

One of the most sought-after skins in the game, Dark Vision was a skin for the operator Ghost only available during season two. The skin could be acquired by players who completed specific challenges with the operator inside the game’s multiplayer mode. This unique skin sees the operator don a hooded jumper like the Ghosted skin. But in this case, it’s colored an arctic white. Being one of the more popular operators in the game, this skin is heavily desired by players but unfortunately is no longer available to earn inside the game.

Dune Hunter

Image via cod.tracker.gg

A first season reward, Dune Hunter Mara was available to players who completed a series of challenges during season one. The skin itself is remarkably like some of the other skins available for the operator, but its rareness comes from the criteria to unlock the reward so early in the game’s lifespan. Players had to first unlock battle pass tier 100 to have access to the missions that would need to be completed to unlock the skin for Mara.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy
Author
Image of Ryan Galloway
Ryan Galloway
Ryan is a Senior Staff Writer for Dot Esports who has been working at GAMURS since 2020. He covers a wide variety of titles from across the gaming space, with a focus on Pokémon. He boasts a degree in Journalism from Murdoch University. Email: ryan@dotesports.com