
Greetings, Curio Curios Aces -
You know how the saying goes: no guts, no glorious loot! … or something like that. Here’s what you need to know about Towerborne’s version of a ‘battle pass’ system … much of it familiar, with a few nuances.
Once you have a Curio - unless a Curio is specifically tied to a time-limited event – you keep the ability to obtain its contents forever. However, if you miss the chance to get a particular Curio, it might take a long time to come back—or the items could become available only through the premium store.
In some ways, a Curio functions like a battle pass. Simply put, players earn Writs by playing the game. These Writs allow players to unlock Curio content, but rather than progressing along a fixed reward track, Curios give players flexibility in choosing which rewards to unlock. Players can skip rewards they aren't interested in and prioritize others.
Moreover, unlike typical battle passes, where rewards expire at the end of a season, Curios never expire* once unlocked. This allows players to unlock rewards at their own pace without the pressure of season deadlines, while still encouraging periodic logins to claim rewards for later. It’s a bit of a "choose your own adventure" that can be enjoyed at your own pace.
Curios come in two main forms:
*It’s important to note, Curios at times can be Time-Limited - they’ll function just like any other Curio, except they break the obtain its contents forever rule … these Curios’ access will be tied to said events (making it that much more satisfying when you seize the rewards within!)
Note: Unlock just one module in the Initiate’s Cache to reveal every Curio—including Xbox exclusives like the Game Pass–only Viridian Vault. All cosmetics unlocked via Curios can be equipped through your Loadout menu. And no cosmetics ever provide gameplay advantages.