Season passes are something you see in most games these days.

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As you play and level up the pass, rewards unlock one by one, so they usually offer solid value for the price.

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DNF Mobile also has a season pass.

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For anyone wondering whether it is worth buying, here is a quick overview of the basics.

Royal Pass

DNF Mobile’s season pass comes in three types: Free Pass, Royal Pass (9,800 Cera), and Ultimate Pass (38,900 Cera).

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The Royal Pass can be purchased once per character, while the Ultimate Pass can be purchased once per account.

The Royal Pass includes rewards such as 3 million gold, Infinite Remy, 600 Hell Party Invitations, 30 Liberation Keys, a Fatigue 40 Recovery Potion, and 1 Catalyst.

For many players, Infinite Remy is the main reason to buy it.

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Since Infinite Remy is a potion you can use without limit during its active period, it is especially useful for new characters that do not yet have a steady supply of Remy items.

Even on rewards alone, 30 Liberation Keys already come close to covering 9,000 Cera in value.

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Even if a Sealed Lock only gives you a Catalyst, it is still a decent result, and if you pull this month’s item, that is a big win. Some players buy the pass on every character just for that dopamine hit.

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In short, it is not a bad purchase, but it is not an essential one either. These days, Remy’s Touch is also fairly easy to get from the Mystery Shop.

Ultimate Pass

The main rewards in the Ultimate Pass are 40,000 Terra, 4 Catalysts, a best-in-slot Title or Aura Selection Box, extra Weekly Dungeon Entry Tickets, a Fatigue 40 Recovery Potion, an additional Equipment Transfer Count Ticket, and 30 Liberation Keys.

Of these, the most valuable reward is the best-in-slot Title or Aura Selection Box.

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Best-in-slot 오칭크 items—Aura, Title, and Creature—usually sell for around 1.7 to 2 million Terra on the auction house. Since the current best-in-slot Title and Aura are not available there right now, the value is even better.

On top of that, the additional Equipment Transfer Count Ticket makes it much easier to farm epic gear for your main character. The extra 30 Liberation Keys are a nice bonus as well.

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If you are a light spender, this is the pass I would prioritize over the others.

The current Arad Pass Season 19 runs until 6:00 AM on May 28.

That said, it takes a little over a month to fully level the pass, so it is worth checking the remaining time before you buy it.

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You can also level it up with Mileage or Terra.

Passion Pass

In DNF Mobile, a separate pass is released whenever a new character is added.

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This time, a Passion Pass tied to the Male Fighter update has been released, priced at 23,000 Cera.

It can only be purchased on a Male Fighter character, but it includes a best-in-slot Title or Aura Selection Box that can be placed in the Adventure Group Vault, so you can move it over and use it on your main character.

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It also includes a limited avatar that can only be obtained from this pass, and once the period ends, it becomes an item you cannot get even by paying for it.

When Blade was released, it came with a stylish hooded avatar. For Male Fighter, the featured design is the Vanjelis avatar, which was already well received in PC DNF.

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Overall, since it costs about half as much as the Ultimate Pass, this may be the better recommendation depending on your situation.

Wrapping Up

That covers the DNF Mobile season passes.

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If you buy all of the season passes and still plan to spend more, I would recommend the so-called Juttoju package—the Dimensional Traveler Package or the Ranma collaboration package—to pick up bonus benefits such as a best-in-slot Title and Creature. As with the passes, it is a good idea to check the remaining availability period first.

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I hope this was helpful for anyone enjoying the game and considering spending.