- All 11 Verdansk bunkers are now accessible in Warzone.
- Some bunkers can be unlocked using Red and Blue Access Cards, while the others require specific codes.
- To unlock bunker 11, players must complete an easter egg quest.
Following a surprise patch, the OG Verdansk Bunkers are now active in Warzone. These underground locations previously served as easter eggs, and were even tied to challenges. Inside them, players found special equipment such as miniguns and Killstreaks. As for their return ahead of the Season 4 release, bunkers essentially offer the same sort of loot, including a few rare chests. Whether you’re looking for a dose of nostalgia or some mid-game loot, here’s how to unlock Verdansk Bunkers in Warzone, including all Bunker codes discovered so far.
All Warzone Bunker Locations
As seen above, there are 11 bunkers currently active in Warzone. These locations are largely the same as the days of OG Verdansk. But not all of them are unlocked via bunker codes. The locations marked in red require Red Access Cards, while those marked in blue require Blue Access Cards.
Both kinds of Access Cards can only be discovered through the many loot boxes scattered across the map, meaning a degree of luck is involved. Once you acquire the item, refer to our map to check which bunkers it can be used to unlock.
All Warzone Bunker Codes
The Verdansk bunkers marked in white can be opened using codes, just like the old days. With that being said, the old codes are no longer functional, and the community is hard at work uncovering the new ones. At the moment, we’ve only come across three bunker codes; check them out below:
- Bunker 1 (Near Boneyard): 04222021
- Bunker 3 (Near Storage): 30198805
- Bunker 10 (Near Park): 31547206
The only missing code relates to bunker 0, leading fans to speculate that the location is tied to a new easter egg. We’ll update this article as soon as new information is discovered, so make sure to bookmark this page.
How to Unlock Bunker 11 in Warzone
To unlock bunker 11 marked in Yellow, you must complete the same annoying quest as in the original Warzone. Before getting started, we recommend bringing along teammates or loading up a Plunder match or even Casual Battle Royale, since the rewards for completing the easter egg aren’t spectacular.
Now, refer to the map above, which highlights the locations of Activation Phones spread out across Verdansk. The objective is to go to these locations, look for phones, and interact with them to reveal a secret message. Not every phone will play the message, so you’ll need to visit multiple locations in a single match only to find a functional phone.
The message is entirely Russian, so we recommend turning on subtitles. Keep your eyes peeled on the text boxes, as the speaker will lay out three numbers in Russian. Use the translations given below to decipher your numeric sequence:
- 1 – Один
- 2 – Два
- 3 – Три
- 4 – Четыре
- 5 – Пять
- 6 – Шесть
- 7 – Семь
- 8 – Восемь
- 9 – Девять
- 10 – Десять
After noting down the numeric sequence from the message, you’ll need to visit three more phone locations, each corresponding to the numbers you just heard. As seen in the map above, we’ve laid out all the numbered phone locations. In my case, the numeric sequence read 463, so I had to travel north of Lumber, visit the Airport, and lug it back to Quarry.
If you’ve followed the numeric sequence correctly, go to bunker 11, which sits close to the Military Base, and interact with the keypad at its entrance. This will unlock the bunker, meaning you and your squad are free to ransack your hard-earned loot, which includes a Specialist Perk Pack.
That wraps up everything you need to know about Warzone Bunkers so far. As mentioned earlier, we’ll update the article as soon as new bunker codes are discovered. In the meantime, let us know your thoughts on this mini-update in the comments below.
