Gizmo takes the Lone Path as Delta Force’s Aurora Season Pass goes live

Gizmo gets top billing in the Aurora Season Pass trailer, but Martelo may be the bigger draw if you’re returning to Delta Force for a new operator. The pass is live following the 10 November 2026 season update. Its headline cosmetics are Gizmo’s Legendary Lone Path appearance and the matching MK47 – Lone Path, while Martelo can be unlocked for free through the pass. Aurora launched on PC, mobile and console.

Lone Path gives Gizmo and the MK47 a matching look

The trailer pairs Gizmo’s Legendary appearance with a firearm skin from the same set. If that pairing is what brings you to the pass, check both reward entries in the game before upgrading: the official reward list names Gizmo – Lone Path and Lone Path – MK47 separately, and the published overview leaves the exact unlock requirements to the in-game display.

The other firearm appearances are grouped into two series. Horoscope covers the AR57 assault rifle, UZI submachine gun and MCX LT. Pulse Stalker covers the SVCH, .357 Revolver and M870 shotgun. If you rarely use the MK47, those two sets are worth a look before deciding whether to buy the pass. The trailer’s featured rifle may be the most visible reward, but the weapon you actually use could make another tier more appealing.

Aurora also includes Astronavigation for the GTQ-35 tank and Desert for the Respawn Beacon. They give Warfare regulars a reason to look beyond the operator and firearm rewards, especially if they spend more time in vehicles or supporting a squad than changing their infantry loadout.

How to unlock Martelo without buying the pass

The new Assault operator, Veronica Cardozo, is listed as a free unlock through the Aurora Season Pass. That makes her the first reward to look for if you came back to try a different playstyle. The launch announcement confirms free access, while the pass screen is the place to check the progression required to claim her.

Martelo’s kit is built around taking space. Her Ariete lets her charge with reduced frontal damage, then knock down nearby enemies on impact. She can also end the charge early with a leap and a slam. Smoke Halo gives her a second way to approach an engagement: she can deploy smoke around herself or send it towards a selected location. The two abilities give her options when the direct route is exposed.

Once Martelo is unlocked, Aurora’s separate operator events give you objectives to try with her. In Warfare, designated gadget missions offer Tactical Armament Vouchers and the Taunt calling card. Operations has its own skill trials with vouchers and a calling card. Both events are listed through 10 December, so it’s worth checking the event tab after claiming her.

What the Aurora pass offers beyond cosmetics

The reward list also includes Season Safe Boxes in 2×2 and 2×3 sizes, a TurBrick, Delta Tickets, Armament Vouchers, tactical supplies and Weapon EXP Tokens. For Operations players, the Safe Box and supplies may matter more than the tank appearance. The season also refreshes the ammunition available in the pass’s selection packs and replaces the Robot Cleaner with the Prototype Fusion Power Unit as the top reward in the Special Supply Pack.

One reward worth keeping separate from the pass is the Seven-Star Sword – G3 appearance. It comes from the Phantom Blade Zero collaboration event, where players earn points by accumulating survival time in Operations, Warfare or Detonation. If you’re after that weapon look rather than the MK47’s Lone Path appearance, follow the collaboration milestones instead of looking for it on the pass track.

Where to start when you return for Aurora

If you’re coming back for Martelo, start with the free unlock and take her into the mode you already play. Zenith Port is Aurora’s new Warfare map, while Brakkesh 2.0 gives Operations players a reworked Babel area and new faction objectives. If Gizmo or the MK47 brought you in, open the pass first and check their individual unlock requirements. That lets you see how much progression stands between you and the reward you actually want before you decide whether to upgrade.