Delta Force: unlock the Morning Flower Pack from the Jingdezhen collab for free before August 27

Season 10 "Fusion" mid-season update slipped an easy-to-miss collaboration event into Delta Force: the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln has laid its porcelain on several weapons, and the resulting Morning Blossom Bundle is being handed out for free. No Delta Coins, no Delta Tickets to spend: you just need to play in both modes and rack up event EXP.

The catch lies elsewhere. Nearly all of the mid-season content runs until September 7, 2026, while the free bundle distribution ends much earlier, on August 27, 2026. That's an eleven-day gap, and plenty of players will notice too late, assuming they had until the end of the season.

Here's what's actually in this bundle, how to build up the event EXP gauge without sacrificing your evenings, and where to find the three porcelain relics added to Dangerous Operations mode.

What's in the Morning Blossom Bundle

Team Jade has partnered with the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln, the Chinese institution that preserves and restores porcelain once produced for the imperial court. The result is a series of weapon skins that are both very legible and quite unusual for a tactical shooter: white ceramic, floral motifs and touches of copper red, with matching charms.

The event's official visuals show three weapons dressed in the same motif. Event previews relayed by the specialized press identify the AS VAL, the CI-19 and the SMG-45 — three weapons that are actually in the current meta, which isn't always the case with free rewards. In addition to the skins, the event hands out Armament Vouchers, the exchange currency used to redeem skins in the shop.

An important point: the only thing asked in return is playtime. The bundle isn't tied to the battle pass, to a purchase, or to the Mechanical Awakening gacha running in parallel until August 29, which costs Delta Coins or Delta Tickets.

Dates not to mix up

This period is one of the busiest of the season, with at least eight simultaneous timers that don't all expire on the same day. The table below sets the deadlines straight, as they appear in the French update notes from July 30 and August 6.

In other words: if you have to prioritize, the Morning Blossom Bundle and the Wacky Mystery Box are the first two to expire, with the 4v4 as a starter on the 20th. Anything related to the treasure hunt can wait until the last week of August without risk.

Building up event EXP without spending every evening on it

The good news: the collab event XP counter is shared between both modes. You don't have to force yourself to play Hazard Operations if you only touch Warfare, or vice versa. The bad news: this is event XP, distinct from the mid-season update's season XP, distinct from Squad Challenge Event Tokens, and distinct from the milestone points of the Delta Ticket distribution. Four separate bars filling up in parallel.

In practice, it's this overlap that makes the period worthwhile. A single hour of play simultaneously feeds:

• the Jingdezhen collab event XP (until August 27);
• the mid-season update's season XP, exchangeable for the Retro Waves series skins — VSS, AUG, M1911 and Vityaz — plus a business card, a spray paint and armament vouchers (until September 7);
• daily missions and the tiers of the Delta Ticket Distribution (until August 28);
• Event Tokens from the Team Up squad challenge, if you play Warfare with a squad (until September 7);
• the Mid-Season Frenzy, which rewards cumulative playtime in Warfare.

The consequence for how you play: since progression is tied to matches played rather than performance, short formats pay off best per hour. In Warfare, Crazy Mystery Box and 4v4 Tactical Team Deathmatch wrap up much faster than a Conquest match on Colosseum. In Hazard Operations, the logic flips: successful extractions count, not kills, so it's better to chain low-budget raids and extract early rather than go for the red crate in the most contested building on the map.

One last scheduling tip: weekly events refresh at the end of the week. The Warfare Weekly Supply, Expert's Choice (fixed weapons, with Weapon XP Tokens as a reward) and the Tekniq Alloy Shop all reset with each rotation. A session timed around the changeover therefore picks up both rotations at once, the one expiring and the one opening.

The three relics of the Imperial Kiln

The most curious part of this collab is called Relics of the Porcelain Capital and runs from August 8 to September 7, on the Operations side. Three digitized porcelain pieces have been added to the mode: the White and Red Vase, Ducktor Sui and the Chicken Cup of Victory. You can view them from the event scroll, in 3D, complete with their info card and history.

The three models are based on pieces actually held by the institution: a duck-shaped incense burner, a meiping vase decorated with a dragon among clouds painted in underglaze copper red, and an unfinished doucai-style chicken cup. It's a piece of heritage slipped into an extraction game, and above all, it's the first time Delta Force has offered something other than a cosmetic as part of a collaboration.

Don't count on them to help you progress: relics are for browsing, not for rewards. They can be looked over in two minutes between matches.

Don't confuse the two free skins of the period

Two weapon skins are currently available without spending a cent, and they don't come from the same event:

• the Morning Bloom Bundle, from the Jingdezhen collaboration, is earned through event EXP in both modes and disappears on August 27;
• the epic skin National Elegance - QJB201 is a reward from the treasure hunt, available on both the Operations and Warfare sides (via Gold Rush), and remains available until September 7.

The Warfare side of the treasure hunt also hands out the Smart Pioneer vehicle skin series — F-35 Fighter, LAV-AA and Wheeled Tank Destroyer — which remains rare: vehicle skins are almost never given away for free.

Three weapons that help you chain matches

Since the goal is to finish matches quickly and cleanly, you might as well take advantage of the July 30 adjustments. In Dangerous Operations, the MK4 submachine gun now gets a better benefit from the Accuracy attribute on its attachments, and its Fencer barrel goes from 30 to 35 in armor penetration. The SCAR-H battle rifle sees its limb damage multiplier rise from 0.4x to 0.5x, which noticeably reduces the number of bullets needed on poorly aimed hits.

The most interesting case remains the Compound Bow fitted with the HVK quick-loading magazine: fire rate raised from 227 to 260 rounds per minute, headshot damage multiplier increased from 1.7x to 2.0x, and the addition of the Effective Range and Muzzle Velocity attributes. The weapon remains niche, but for quick extraction runs where you're trying not to alert the entire map, it becomes a credible option rather than a gamble.

The plan if you only play a few hours

Top priority until August 27: the collaboration's event EXP. It's the only reward of the period that is both free, of a high cosmetic tier, and permanently lost if the counter isn't filled in time. The rest — treasure hunt, season EXP, Ahsarah Cards — has eleven extra days.

In concrete terms, two to three sessions per week in short formats are enough to cover the collaboration and, along the way, a good portion of the Delta Ticket tiers. And if you're stockpiling these tickets, keep in mind that they expire on September 4 at 23:59:59 UTC: they won't survive the end of the Fusion season, unlike Delta Coins.