Since the Frozen Trail update on October 8, 2026, every Feat you clear in ARC Raiders pays Reward Points. Those points level whichever Reward Pass you have set as active, and Cred no longer exists. The first new pass, the Frozen Trail Pass, has 60 levels at 150 Reward Points each, so the full track costs 9,000 points.
Reward Points at a Glance
- Reward Points replaced Cred on October 8, 2026. Any Cred left on your account expired with the update and did not carry over.
- Points go only to the pass you have set as active, and only one pass can be active at a time.
- Each Frozen Trail Pass level costs 150 points, which puts level 12 at 1,800 and level 60 at 9,000.
- You cannot spend Reward Points on gear. Coins from selling loot to Traders in Speranza still pay for that.
Set the Right Pass Active Before You Deploy
Two passes sit on the Reward Pass screen right now. The Frozen Trail Pass holds the new 60 levels on a Free and a Premium track. Legacy, the second one, is free and holds every reward from the old Raider Decks.
A Feat pays its points to the pass that is active when you complete it. If you switch passes later, the points you already earned stay where they landed. Check this before your first raid of the day:
- Open the Reward Pass screen in Speranza.
- Select the pass you want to level and set it as active.
- Look for the pass name on the details screen, which has shown the active pass since Store Update 2.1.0 on October 13.
How Feats Pay Reward Points
The Feats panel holds three Feats at a time, one Easy, one Medium and one Hard. They reset every 24 hours, and you get up to three free rerolls a day. On October 27, Live Update 2.3.0 renamed the panel from Daily Feats to Feats and the weekly track from Weekly Bonus to Milestones.
| Feat tier | Reward Points | Milestone progress |
| Easy | 15 | 1 |
| Medium | 25 | 2 |
| Hard | 50 | 3 |
| All three in one day | 90 | 6 |
The Hard Feat pays more than Easy and Medium combined (50 against 40) and gives the same milestone progress as both together. Store Update 2.2.0 on October 20 added new Feats, removed some and rebalanced the rest. In the pool since then, the Hard Feats are all ARC kills or ARC damage:
- Destroy one Rocketeer, Vaporizer, Leaper, Bastion or Bombardier.
- Deal 200 melee damage to ARC.
- Deal 2,500 damage to ARC with the Hullcracker.
- Destroy three ARC with one Wolfpack.
Easy and Medium Feats often share a task with a different target. Destroying ARC machines asks for 3 on Easy and 10 on Medium, searching unopened containers asks for 7 and 30, and returning safely to Speranza asks for 1 and 2. If a Feat needs a weapon or grenade you are not carrying, reroll it before you deploy, because the raid will not count toward it.
Weekly Milestones: 750 Bonus Points
Milestone progress from every Feat fills a weekly track with three stops. Each stop pays 250 Reward Points:
- Milestone 1 at 4 progress
- Milestone 2 at 8 progress
- Milestone 3 at 12 progress
Clearing all three Feats on two days reaches 12 progress. Four Hard Feats reach it too. After the third milestone, Feats still pay their own points, but no milestone reward comes until the weekly timer resets. The end-of-round screen previews the milestone progress you earned in that raid, and the timers on the Feats panel show when the daily and weekly resets land.
How Long the Frozen Trail Pass Takes
All three weekly routines below collect the full 750 from milestones. The difference comes from how many Feats you clear on top.
| Weekly routine | Feat points | Total per week | Levels per week | Weeks to level 60 |
| All three Feats on two days | 180 | 930 | 6.2 | about 9.7 |
| Four Hard Feats | 200 | 950 | 6.3 | about 9.5 |
| All three Feats every day | 630 | 1,380 | 9.2 | about 6.5 |
Milestones alone are worth more than a full week of Feats (750 against 630). If you clear all three Feats every day from the start of a weekly cycle, you hold 930 points after day 2 and pass 1,800 on day 9, which unlocks level 12.
Free Track Gear by Level
Every gameplay reward on the Frozen Trail Pass sits on the Free track, so you never need Premium for raid gear. Multiply the level by 150 to get the Reward Points it needs.
- Weapons: Bantam I (4), Stiletto I (8), Anvil IV (10), Canto II (17), Renegade IV (22), Hullcracker IV (34), Bettina II (41), Bobcat IV (46)
- Gadgets: two Grappling Hooks (6), Grappling Hook Blueprint (12), Tether Launcher (24), Powered Descender (52)
- Pendola Pass keys: Old Town (36), Train Station (42), Railyard (48), Observatory (53)
- Consumables and augments: Tactical Mk. 2 (14), two Medium Shields (16 and 28), three Yank Grenades (18), three Sterilized Bandages (20), Combat Mk. 2 (26)
- Raider Tokens: 50 at level 40, 50 at level 50 and 100 at level 55, for 200 in total
- Level 60: the Emperor Gateway Conduit, a Legendary key
The Free track also carries the new base outfits, including Caposta at level 1, Carriga at 13, Deadwire at 25, Ice Giant at 37 and Banshee at 49. Four of Frozen Trail’s 100 Outpost furniture designs come only from the pass, and the Bar Table (32), Warehouse Desk (38), Printed Fabric Chair (44) and Alpine Wardrobe (54) all sit on this track.
The Grappling Hook Blueprint at Level 12
Most ARC Raiders BluePrints still come from Topside loot, and the Frozen Trail Pass carries exactly one of them. The Grappling Hook Blueprint sits on the Free track at level 12, so it costs 1,800 Reward Points and no Raider Tokens. Level 6 gives you two finished Grappling Hooks first, so you can test the gadget before the recipe unlocks.
Once you learn the blueprint, you craft each Grappling Hook at Utility Station level 1 with:
- 2 Rope
- 1 Cable Stripper
- 1 Mechanical Component
You can also research the same blueprint at the Outpost’s Research Bench for 2,000 Research Points and 10 Rope, but that route needs the Outpost unlocked first.
The pass gives no other recipe, and the Premium track holds no gameplay items at all. Every other blueprint on your crafting list has to come from outside the pass, mostly from raid drops, which is why searches for ARC Raiders BluePrints for sale and blueprint drop spots keep running alongside pass progress.
Premium Track and Raider Tokens
The Premium track costs 1,150 Raider Tokens in the in-game store. It also comes with the Frozen Trail Collector Set, a paid DLC that adds its own cosmetics and 2,400 Raider Tokens. Completing the Premium track pays back up to 1,150 tokens, the same amount it costs. With the Free track’s 200, the full pass pays 1,350 tokens.
The same Reward Points level both tracks, and every Premium reward is cosmetic:
- accessories, colors and helmet options for the new outfits
- five of Frozen Trail’s 14 legendary weapon stencils
- hairstyles, face styles and backpacks
Premium holds no weapons, gadgets or other items that change a raid.
Legacy Pass: Old Raider Deck Rewards
The Legacy Pass gathers every cosmetic reward and Raider Token from the old Raider Decks into one free track. Anything you unlocked before October 8 shows as granted. Items you missed, including rewards from decks such as Goalie, which went live on December 26, 2025, unlock as you level the Legacy Pass with Reward Points.
While Legacy is active, the Frozen Trail Pass does not move. If you are chasing a missed deck item and a new Frozen Trail level at the same time, finish the week’s milestones on one pass before you switch, because each 250-point milestone goes to whichever pass is active when it pays out.
When Reward Points Do Not Seem to Count
- Wrong pass active: the points went to Legacy or Frozen Trail, whichever was set when the Feat completed.
- Milestones capped: after 12 progress, only the Feats’ own points land until the weekly reset.
- Old build: some players saw the pass stop progressing on October 9. Store Update 2.1.0 fixed it on October 13 and also stopped the end-of-round screen from counting milestones from earlier rounds.
Clear the Hard Feat first each day, since it pays 50 points and half of that day’s milestone progress. Two full days of Feats lock in the 750 milestone bonus. From there, each extra day of Feats adds another 90 points toward the next level.
