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Call of Duty Mobile Season 11 celebrated the first anniversary of the game. The season has only a few days left. The number of free-to-play items that were given out this season was way more than usual. Nonetheless, it seems like CODM is ending the month on a pricey note.

Lucky draws are a periodic thing that happen every week before the weekend. But something was different in yesterday’s lucky draw. For the first time, we’re getting a Mythic drop in CODM. As announced earlier, the Mythic weapon is Fennec-Ascended.

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First Mythic weapon is also the priciest weapon in Call of Duty Mobile

The cost of obtaining this weapon is almost the same as any other lucky draw weapon. Unless you are very lucky to secure it in the first 4 pulls, obtaining the basic blueprint will set you back by almost $100. That is approximately the cost of any legendary weapon obtained from 10 pulls.

Unfortunately, the cost of this weapon does not end here. Unless of course if you are satisfied by the basic mythic blueprint and don’t care about the attachments. Because this is a Mythic weapon, it has its own set of special attachments.

To obtain these attachments, you need around 1200 mythic cards. These cards are available in another lucky draw under the upgrade tab. Procuring the 1200 cards in sets of 10 or higher will set you back by around $200 dollars or more. Moreover, the odds are also extremely low, so lady luck will have to play a part as well.

The cards will upgrade the mythic levels of the gun. There are eight mythic levels consisting of attachments, kill effects, muzzle flashes, perks, etc.

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Further to that, this weapon automatically unlocks the Akimbo perk. The other way is to get triple kills, 30 consecutive times. Players can decide what they value more-time or money!

Watch this space for more news on Call of Duty. Until then, watch the video below for Akimbo gameplay.

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