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For Honor Season Countdown and End Date

For Honor No. 03 Estimated

Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt

The current For Honor season is estimated to end around December 10, 2026 (EST.). 47 days left. The Battle Pass ($9.99) closes at the same moment: anything unclaimed is gone forever.

47 days left Day 44 of 91
47 Days 04 Hrs 52 Min 46 Sec
Season progress 48.13%
Day 44 of 91
91d Season duration
$9.99 Battle Pass
Ubisoft Publisher
Estimated Status

For Honor season end time by country

December 10, 2026 at 13:00 UTC · EST

In your time zone 13:00 UTC on Dec 10

For Honor season end time by country: December 10, 2026 at 13:00 UTC
Location Local time Local date
Los Angeles 05:00 PST Dec 10
Chicago 07:00 CST Dec 10
New York 08:00 EST Dec 10
São Paulo 10:00 GMT-3 Dec 10
London 13:00 GMT Dec 10
Berlin 14:00 CET Dec 10
Moscow 16:00 GMT+3 Dec 10
New Delhi 18:30 GMT+5:30 Dec 10
Singapore 21:00 GMT+8 Dec 10
Tokyo 22:00 GMT+9 Dec 10
Sydney 00:00 GMT+11 Dec 11 +1 day

Season trailer

For Honor Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt official trailer
FIG. 01 · Official trailer Ubisoft via YouTube

How this date is sourced

Recent season cadence: last 3

average 121 days
Year 10 Season 2: Unleashed
91d
Year 10 Season 1: Glory
91d
Year 9 Season 3: Downfall
182d

More from For Honor

For Honor Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt is estimated to end around December 10, 2026 (verified October 18, 2026). Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt went live on September 10, 2026 at 13:00 UTC, opening the third season of For Honor's Cycle of War year. Guljin unleashes the Keeper of Chains into a desolate region of Ashfeld, Ranked Dominion returns, and a new 100-tier Battle Pass drops for all 39 heroes.

When Does For Honor Season 3: Blood Hunt End?

For Honor Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt launched on September 10, 2026 on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. Ubisoft publishes an official End Date only at rollover, recent For Honor seasons have each run close to 13 weeks, which puts the Blood Hunt → Season 4 transition around early December 2026.

The For Honor Battle Pass for Blood Hunt closes when the season ends, and its unclaimed tiers can no longer be earned once the next season begins (Ubisoft sometimes brings older passes back later as Legacy Passes).

What's New in Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt

Blood Hunt is the season For Honor's ranked modes finally went live, and it carries the Cycle of War story further into Ashfeld.

The Keeper of Chains

Guljin sends the Keeper of Chains into a desolate corner of Ashfeld, ruled by a mysterious warrior who governs through combat and bloodshed, to capture a fighter for her arena. He arrives as a new Conqueror Hero Skin. His backstory ties him to Guljin's regime: a solitary warrior once imprisoned in a dark cell, released by Guljin herself after she took control of Heathmoor.

Ranked Dominion and Ranked Duel

Ranked Dominion launched with Blood Hunt and Ranked Duel left beta to become a permanent mode. Both use divisions from Bronze to Grandmaster, and the first ranked season, Season 0, began on September 10, 2026.

Battle Pass and Halloween Events

The Blood Hunt Battle Pass has 100 tiers covering all 39 heroes, with weapons inspired by scales, blood and dragons, effects, customization items and 12.5K Steel. Together with this season's Y6S3 Legacy Pass, up to 200 tiers are available. Two Halloween throwback events run during October:

  • Return of the Otherworld with Endless March: October 1 to October 15
  • Fangs of the Otherworld with Spooky Slasher: October 15 to October 22

Before Blood Hunt Ends: What to Finish

Blood Hunt has more to lock in than a typical For Honor season because ranked rewards are new.

Ranked Season 0 Rewards

Reaching Gold earns a full armor set and Diamond earns a weapon, both for this season's featured hero, the Warden. Ornaments are awarded for the highest rank reached, from Gold through Platinum, Diamond, Master and Grandmaster, and differ between Dominion and Duel. You must play at least 5 ranked matches in a mode to claim that mode's rewards; reaching Gold or Diamond in both modes gives double parts.

Battle Pass and Legacy Pass

Tier progress stops when Blood Hunt ends. The Y6S3 Legacy Pass also rotates out: Ubisoft replaces the Legacy Pass each season, so this one cannot be progressed after the next season begins. Older passes have returned as Legacy Passes in the past, but Ubisoft gives no schedule for any specific pass.

Halloween Leaderboards

Each Halloween event has three maps and its own leaderboard, and the fastest climb comes from killing skeletons and demons. The throwback weapons from earlier Halloween events are only available while each event runs.

What Comes Next After Blood Hunt

Year 10 Season 4 has not been named or dated. The Year 10 roadmap confirms it will add a new Knight hero and a converted map to the Dominion pool. Ubisoft normally reveals a season in a Warrior's Den livestream shortly before launch, then publishes a recap and the patch notes on the For Honor news page on launch day.

For Honor Season History

For Honor runs on a Year/Season structure: each Year is split into four seasons. Year 10, subtitled Cycle of War, opened with Season 1: Glory (March 12 – June 11, 2026, 91 days), then Season 2: Unleashed (June 11 – September 10, 2026, 91 days), before Blood Hunt took over.

Before Year 10, Year 9 (Theaters of War) ran Downfall (September 11, 2025 – March 12, 2026, 182 days), Defiance (June 12 – September 11, 2025, 91 days), and Ascend (March 13 – June 12, 2025, 91 days).

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Frequently asked

When does For Honor Season 3: Blood Hunt end?

Ubisoft has not announced an official End Date for Season 3: Blood Hunt. Based on recent For Honor seasons running close to 13 weeks each, Blood Hunt (started September 10, 2026) is expected to end around early December 2026.

What time does For Honor Season 3 end?

Ubisoft confirms exact season timestamps only at rollover. For Honor seasons roll over at 13:00 UTC, 9:00 AM ET, 6:00 AM PT, 3:00 PM CEST, and Blood Hunt is projected to close in early December 2026, roughly 13 weeks after its September 10 launch. The countdown above tracks that estimate.

What's new in For Honor Season 3: Blood Hunt?

Season 3: Blood Hunt launched September 10, 2026. Guljin unleashes the Keeper of Chains into a desolate region of Ashfeld, Ranked Dominion returns, and a new 100-tier Battle Pass covers all 39 heroes, alongside a new Conqueror Hero Skin and balance updates.

When did For Honor Year 10 Season 2: Unleashed end?

Year 10 Season 2: Unleashed ran from June 11, 2026 to September 10, 2026, 91 days, before Season 3: Blood Hunt began.

How much does the For Honor Battle Pass cost?

The For Honor Battle Pass costs $9.99 per season. A $24.99 Battle Bundle is also available, which includes the pass plus 25 tiers of instant progress.

How long do For Honor seasons usually last?

Recent For Honor seasons have run close to 13 weeks (91 days) each, though Year 9's Downfall season ran an unusually long 182 days around the Year 9-to-Year 10 transition.

What time does For Honor Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt end in my time zone?

For Honor Year 10 Season 3: Blood Hunt ends at December 10, 2026 at 13:00 UTC. In local time that is 08:00 EST on Dec 10 in New York, 05:00 PST on Dec 10 in Los Angeles, 13:00 GMT on Dec 10 in London, 14:00 CET on Dec 10 in Berlin, 22:00 GMT+9 on Dec 10 in Tokyo. Every conversion is derived from the official UTC timestamp, so cities east of UTC can already be on the following calendar day when the season closes.

Last checked October 18, 2026 Maintained by Salvador Jesus