Event start date and duration
The Clover’s craze begins on March 13, 2025. This is the same day the TMNT event pass ends. Players should request TMNT rewards by this date. The event was originally scheduled to end on March 20. However, as Season 3 was postponed to April 3, it is not clear whether the event will be extended.
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How does the Clover Crazy Incident work?
Players can kill Clover by killing Clover in multiplayer, battle royale and zombies. The clover also appears in Warzone’s supply box. Different types of clover offer a variety of perspectives. Rewards are unlocked when the player reaches a specific point milestone.
The event is similar to a Christmas event, where players must collect small files. There are also rare golden clovers that offer more scores than ordinary clovers. Some players have seen clovers in the supply box but are unable to collect them yet. This seems to be a visual issue. A similar failure occurred during the winter event, and players can unlock rewards as early as possible.
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award
The only officially confirmed reward is Ames 85’s Clover Blueprint. The weapon has green and gold designs. Other expected rewards include Flyswatter wildcards and low-key Warzone Perk. These were announced earlier, but have not been released yet. FlySwatter allows players to switch melee weapons to launchers. Low-key increases movement speed when squatting or easily occur.
FAQ
How do players collect Clover during the Clover craze?
Players can kill Clover by killing Clover in multiplayer, battle royale or zombies. The clover also appears in Warzone’s supply box. Different clovers provide different points.
What are the main rewards for the Clover Frenzy Incident?
The main reward confirmed is the Clover Blueprint of AMES 85. Other rewards include Flyswatter wildcards, low-key Perks and cosmetics unlocked with clover dots.
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