Apex Legends Spellbound Collection Event, challenges and rewards list

The Apex Legends Spellbound Collection Event has arrived! This limited-time event promises to bewitch you with a plethora of new rewards and goodies to get your hands on. These include new Legend Skins, Weapon Skins, and even a chance at owning a Mythic-Tier Seer Heirloom bundle.

This event has also brought back a much-loved mode to Apex Legends, the 9 vs 9 Control Mode. There's plenty for you to sink your teeth into over the coming weeks but it can be tricky to keep track of everything on offer. Here, we've listed all of the challenges and rewards, as well as the end date of the Apex Legends Spellbound Collection Event.

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Apex Legends Spellbound Collection Event

Apex Legends Spellbound Event items list

There are 24 Spellbound Event items for you to collect.

You can either be rewarded these items from a Spellbound Collection pack, or you can choose to purchase them by using Apex Coins and Crafting Metals.

The two reward tiers across the 24 different items are Legendary and Epic, we've noted down the costs for each tier below:

• Epic - Any Epic rewards will cost 1,000 Apex Coins or 800 Crafting Metals.
• Legendary - Any Legendary rewards will cost 1,800 Coins or 2,400 Crafting Metals.

Legend Skins

Skin Name	How It Looks	Legend	Tier
Masquerade Marauder		Ash	Epic
Sky Drifter		Valkyrie	Epic
Necro-Smasher		Mad Maggie	Legendary
Down Umber		Fuse	Legendary
Celestial Sage		Seer	Legendary
Cryptic Conjurer		Crypto	Legendary
Mischief Mage		Mirage	Legendary
Enchantress		Vantage	Legendary
Phoenix Rising		Horizon	Legendary

Weapon Skins

Skin Name	How It Looks	Weapon	Tier
Ornate Oath		Devotion	Epic
Emerald Eradicator		Rampage	Epic
Ghostly Premonition		Sentinel	Epic
Sunken Treasure		RE-45	Epic
Slipstream		Alternator	Legendary
Arcane Intervention		Spitfire	Legendary
Blood Oath		G7 Scout	Legendary
Runic Ritual		Longbow	Legendary
Molten Mayhem		Flatline	Legendary

Other Rewards

How to get the Seer Heirloom Set in the Spellbound Event in Apex Legends

To get the Seer Heirloom Set in Apex Legends, you need to get your hands on all 24 Spellbound Collection event items before the event finishes.

Once you have collected all 24 items, you will be rewarded with the Seer Heirloom set that includes:

• Showstoppers - Mythic Seer Melee Weapon Skin.
• Grand Finale - Mythic Seer Pose.
• 'My Heart Beats Stronger' - Mythic Seer Intro Quip.

Apex Legends Spellbound Event points, challenges, and Rewards

Throughout the Spellbound Collection Event in Apex Legends, you can collect points by completing event-specific challenges each day. You can earn up to 1,600 points each day and the rewards refresh daily too, so if you run out of challenges to complete more will soon be on the way.

These points then go towards unlocking the different rewards located in the event point tracker.

You can play any mode to participate in the Spellbound Collection Event (unless a challenge specifies a mode), this includes the Control Mode that is back for the duration of the event.

How to find the Spellbound Collection Event Point Tracker

To find the point tracker for this event, you need to be on the main screen of Apex Legends. Then, head over to the right side of your screen where your weekly and daily challenge tracker is.

During the event, there will be an extra page here for the Spellbound challenges for that day. This is also where you can see which challenges you need to complete to earn points and how close you are to completing them. Click on the banner at the top of this section that says 'Spellbound'.

Doing this will bring up the points and progress tracker for the event. You can use this tracker to look at the rewards you can get from collecting points, and you can see how many more you need to collect to get your next reward.

All of the Apex Legends Spellbound Collection Event challenge rewards

Apex Legends Spellbound Event store

There's a special Spellbound Collection Event section in the Apex Legends store for the duration of the event too.

Some items and bundles in the store are available until the event ends, but some are only there for a limited time. We've listed all of the current items available in the Spellbound Event store and when they will leave the store below:

9 vs 9 Control Mode in Apex Legends explained

For a limited run that begins and ends at the same time as the Spellbound Collection event, the popular 9 vs 9 Control Mode is back on the menu in Apex Legends.

Control Mode is where two teams of nine Legends battle it out to control the most zones for the longest period of time until one side emerges victorious.

This mode works differently from any other one too, as you have unlimited respawns and you can change your Legend or weapon loadout before you jump back into the match. There are five loadout presets you can choose from, you can't change the guns but you can change their Optics.

Also, your shield recharges over time as long as you're not being hit.

When you respawn you can choose to spawn on your team's dropship or you can drop into a zone that your team already controls. This is indicated by the letter, such as 'B' being your team's colour. If another team is starting to capture the zone, it will begin to turn into their colour.

When you are on the respawn screen, you'll notice a small tracker at the top of the screen. This shows you how close your team is to winning vs how close the enemy team is to winning. If your team's bar is further along, and has more points, than the enemy team then you know you have a chance at winning.

Apex Legends Spellbound Collection event end time and date

The Spellbound Collection Event in Apex Legends ends on Tuesday, 24th January.

This means that you have until the daily update time on this date to collect any and all items that you want from the event. After the update happens on this day, all of the rewards and Control Mode will be removed.

If you want to know which Legend is the best choice for this season, take a look at our Apex Legends Tier List where we go into detail about who is the best choice and why. Also, if you want to have more control over who you play with, check out our guide on how to make a Private Match in Apex Legends.