Sticker packs are acquired by two means: purchased through the Sticker Shop and rewarded by completing rounds within the three multiplayer game types.
Reinforcements Pack
Run out of Potted Plants? Need some zombie friends to summon? No problem! This pack guarantees five consumable items that can help you in your fight.
Super Duper Pack
This Super Duper Pack of five items is a mix of both customization items and consumable items. Guaranteed to have at least one Uncommon item.
Craaazy Pack
This Craaazy Pack of seven items contains a good mix of customization items and consumable items. Guaranteed to have at least one Rare item and a high likelihood of a Rare character piece.
Spectacular Character Pack
This spectacular pack contains five items and all or some are guaranteed to unlock a Rare or Super Rare character. Any remaining items are gravy salad!
Supremium Pack
The Supremium Pack contains nine items, with a high likelihood of character items and weapon upgrades. Guaranteed at least one Super Rare item and has the best likelihood of a Super Rare character piece.
Friendly Welcome Pack
Crazy Dave has donated this helpful pack of whatnots to help your cause. (Free one-time use.)
Brainz Pack for Zombies
My zombie friends! I come with gifts. Gifts that will help you get me BRAIIINZ!! (Free one-time use.)
Character-Specific Level-Up Packs
Character-specific packs are awarded to players after they complete enough challenges to level up a Class. All eight Classes in the game can earn these packs, and they affect all Variants within a given Class.
What’s in the Packs?!
When you purchase a Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare pack, you receive certain items depending upon what type of pack you purchase. Packs may include a combination of consumable items, customization items, character pieces, and weapon upgrades. Character pieces and weapon upgrades, however, will never show up in a Reinforcement Pack or a Super Duper Pack. In addition, each item is classified as Common, Uncommon, Rare, or Super Rare. Some Rare and Super Rare items provide game advantages, such as faster reload times, damage increases, and new characters and weapons.
Consumable Items
Consumables are items that you use up as you activate them. Once you have used a consumable, it’s gone. Consumable items can be Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Super Rare. Here are some examples of consumable items.
- Garden Ops Self Revive:A Self Revive allows you to revive yourself instantly, instead of waiting for an ally to revive you. You can use only a limited number of Self Revive consumables in a single game session.
- Garden Ops Team Retry:If your team loses Garden Ops, you can use this consumable to restart your team at the beginning of the last wave of zombies and give it another go. Only a limited number of Team Retry consumables can be used in a session.
- Potted Plant Consumables:There are many different types of plants that can be grown in empty pots. These plants will help defend your Garden from the zombies. Each time you plant a pot, you consume one of that plant type.
- Summon Zombie Consumables:Zombies come in many shapes and sizes. Some are armored; others are fast and agile; some even explode! Zombies can be summoned at grave dirt piles in Gardens and Graveyards mode to fight until vanquished. Each time you summon a zombie, you consume one of that zombie type.
- Skip Challenge Star:This consumable item allows you automatically to complete a challenge for any plant or zombie character, instantly beating that star challenge.
Customization Items
Customization items let you make your characters unique. Customization items can be Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Super Rare. When you get a customization item in a Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare pack, it’s in your inventory for as long as you keep playing the game. Simple as that. You can apply customization items to your characters through the customization menu in the game. Some examples of the cool customization items include...
- Organics:Plants sometimes come with strange growths.
- Weapon Skins:Once a zombie character has all three weapon upgrades, you can start to style out its weapon with cool new weapon skins.
- Gestures:Gestures are special dance moves and taunts that can be played to poke fun at your most recent vanquish. For full effect, time a gesture so you use your taunt right after you’ve downed your latest victim.
- Hats:Dive into customizing your characters by putting hats you’ve collected on their heads. (Where else would they go?)
- Accessories:Accessorize your characters! Accessories range from eyewear to face masks, and even things that go up your nose.
- Facial Hair:Only zombies can grow facial hair!
- Tattoos:Plants come in a variety of different patterns. Build up your tattoo collection and bring out the uniqueness of your plants.
Characters and Weapon Upgrades
Certain character pieces and weapon upgrades come in Rare and Super Rare.
- Characters:There are special unlockable characters in Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare. An unlockable character can be acquired by unlocking five character pieces, such as an image of that character’s arm or leg, in game packs. As you acquire the character’s images, you fill out the image of the character in the sticker book and unlock it for play. Character pieces come in Rare and Super Rare.
- Weapon Upgrades:Each plant character or zombie weapon has three upgrades which will boost its stats and help make it stronger in the fight. Weapon upgrades come in Rare and Super Rare. An example of such a weapon upgrade is a Zomboss Rapid Reloader, which allows a character to reload its weapon with ammunition faster than it could before.
The Sticker Book
The sticker book is your in-game stat tracker, which lets you know how well you are playing a given Class or Variant. At first, you’ll be limited to the eight starting Classes. However, over time, and copious numbers of purchased sticker packs, you will unlock extra Class Variants. It takes more than one sticker to unlock a Class Variant, but the sticker book will help track your progress toward unlocking them.