Everything in the Helldivers 2 Servants of Freedom Warbond

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The HD2 warbond Servants of Freedom is themed around self-destructive firepower

Servants of Freedom Warbond in Helldivers 2
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The Helldivers 2 Servants of Freedom warbond is out now, with new weapons, armor, stratagems and more besides. Each premium Warbond, or battle pass, in HD2 has a theme, and this one seems to be self-sacrifice, to put it mildly, with a range of gear that destroys the enemy but seems to put the user in some level of risk. With that in mind, a Warbond about blowing yourself up might not be for everybody (though in this game it definitely feels on-theme), so we've got everything you need to know about the Servants of Freedom warbond in Helldivers 2, including the rewards and more besides!

All rewards in the Servants of Freedom Warbond in Helldivers 2

Servants of Freedom Warbond in Helldivers 2

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Below we've listed all the rewards that you can get in the Servants of Freedom Warbond in HD2, as well as their prices in Medals

  • Page 1
    • Weapons
      • Las-17 Double-Edge Sickle (Primary Weapon): A version of the Sickle with an extended magazine that also deals damage to the user and those nearby when it overheats. (35 Medals)
    • Armor
      • IE-3 Martyr Armor (Medium armor): Causes the player to explode on death, dealing damage to all around them. (45 Medals)
      • IE-3 Martyr (Helmet): Standard helmet stats. (30 Medals)
    • Cosmetics
      • Fre Liberam (Cape): Gray cape with an eagle/sword insignia. (8 Medals)
      • Fre Liberam (Player card): Gray player card with an eagle/sword insignia. (2 Medals)
    • 100 Super Credits: (7 Medals)
  • Page 2 (Spend 95 Medals to unlock)
    • Weapons
      • GP-31 Ultimatum (Secondary Weapon): A very short-range launcher that creates a massive explosion on contact. (40 Medals)
    • Armor
      • IE-12 Righteous Armor Set (Medium armor): Causes the player to explode on death, dealing damage to all around them (yes, it has identical stats and abilities to the Martyr). (55 Medals)
      • IE-12 Righteous (Helmet): Standard helmet stats. (45 Medals)
    • Cosmetics
      • Per Democrasum (Cape): Black cape with yellow and gold highlights. (25 Medals)
      • Per Democrasum (Player card): Black player card with yellow and gold highlights. (7 Medals)
    • 100 Super Credits: (12 Medals)
  • Page 3 (Spend 230 Medals to unlock)
    • Weapons
      • G-50 Seeker (Throwable): A thrown device that turns into a small drone that follows the player around. It then flies at nearby enemies and explodes, prioritizing targets that the player pings. (65 Medals)
    • Stratagems
      • Portable Hellbomb: A backpack Hellbomb that players can carry and deploy at a moment of their choosing. 10 second fuse. (110 Medals)
    • Cosmetics
      • Raise Weapon (Emote): Lift your weapon in triumph. (25 Medals)
      • Servant of Freedom (Player Title): (25 Medals)
    • 100 Super Credits: (32 Medals)

The focus on equipment and weapons that hurt the user or put them at risk feels pretty typical of Helldivers 2, as well as being suitable for the first anniversary of the game's release.

How to get the Servants of Freedom Warbond

Servants of Freedom Warbond in Helldivers 2

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The Servants of Freedom Warbond is live right now and costs 1000 Super Credits, same as the previous warbonds throughout the game. If you need to know how to get Helldivers 2 Super Credits in game, our guide will show you the quickest way to farm them for yourself.

Still catching up on details from the previous update? Find out how to master the Helldivers 2 fast recon vehicle here, or check out everything you need to know about those damn Squids - aka, the Helldivers 2 Illuminate faction!

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