For Honor: Age of Wolves

Age of Wolves celebrates the one year anniversary since the launch of For Honor. This season will focus on gameplay and stability with major hero updates, global fight changes, new training features and the long awaited arrival of dedicated servers.

RELEASE DATE: FEBRUARY 15, 2018

DEDICATED SERVERS

It's been a long wait but they're finally here. After a lot of hard work, the For Honor team is happy to announce the implementation of Dedicated Servers in Season 5 Age of Wolves. It will be deployed on all PvP game modes and enhance the experience for all warriors.

Dedicated servers will be released on PC on February 19 (date subject to change), while release on console is expected at a later date.

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BALANCING

With all the factions at even strength in Season 5, the team focused their efforts on some major updates to heroes of the current roster as well as global fight changes affecting overall gameplay.

PLAYER PROGRESSION

Season 5 gives players more options when it comes to player progression with the introduction of refined gear and XP boost.

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