War Thunder’s Eagle’s Shadow trophy adds 40 user-created camouflage coupons for ground vehicles, aircraft, naval vessels, and helicopters. The reward pool also includes coupons for rare vehicles and a coupon for a unique Eagle’s Shadow decal, according to Gaijin’s Steam announcement.
The camouflage selection draws from vehicles added in the Eagle’s Shadow update, which is now live, as well as top entries from the autumn camouflage contest on WT Live. The 40 designs break down into 17 for ground vehicles, 19 for aircraft, 2 for naval vessels, and 2 for helicopters.
Players have a chance to earn the trophy after a battle using a Rank II or higher vehicle, provided they reach at least 50% activity. Assault PvE battles are excluded. Gaijin’s camouflage trophy guide covers the reward rules.
On PC, opening the trophy requires an Eagle’s Shadow key purchased on the Market for Gaijin Coins. A portion of each key sale goes to the creators whose designs appear in the trophy. Players can activate a key on their account or sell it, and the trophy itself can also be sold on the Market. PlayStation and Xbox players can buy the trophy in the Item Shop and open it with Golden Eagles. More information about the Market and Gaijin Coins is available on the War Thunder Wiki.
Creators whose work appears in the trophy receive a unique title, player icon, and decal. Gaijin also has an updated guide to user-created camouflages for players interested in submitting designs.
Which vehicle type would you most like to customize with one of these designs? Keep up with the Eagle’s Shadow additions on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.
War Thunder
Developed by Gaijin Entertainment
War Thunder is a free-to-play vehicular combat MMO featuring aircraft, ground vehicles, and naval craft spanning from the early 20th century to the modern era. Players progress through technology trees across multiple nations, unlocking increasingly advanced military vehicles. The game offers three realism tiers for each vehicle type: arcade, realistic, and simulator modes. Originally developed as a flight simulator under the name "World of Planes," the game expanded to include tanks in 2014 and naval forces later, becoming a combined-arms experience. A mobile version was released in 2023.
- Genre Shooter, Simulator, Tactical
- Platforms Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Mac, Xbox One
- Perspective First person, Third person, Virtual Reality
- Modes Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
- Release January 28, 2013
- Publisher Gaijin Entertainment
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