Call of Duty: Modern Warfare players can buy a new playable operator, named Mace, from the store as part of a massive update that rolled out today. The character is a member of the Jackals Special Forces within the Allegiance that can be used in the Multiplayer and Special Ops modes.

Mace is a former U.S. Ranger who wears a mask painted like a skull, similar to fan-favorite character Ghost recently returning from 2009's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and has exposed arms visibly "marked with traditional scars to honor his heritage" according to his background, which was released on the Activision Games Blog. His background text also specifies that he "has earned a reputation for being a vicious operator."

RELATED: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Player Reveals OP Grau 5.56 Loadout

The Mace Operator Bundle currently available in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare store costs 2,400 CP and includes a "Metal Phantom" skin for Mace, a "Bludgeoner" light machine gun and "Skull Hammer" shotgun, a "Skullblade" knife, and a number of other mostly cosmetic items. He joins the Jackals, a private military company and Allegiance sub-faction, alongside its founder Viktor "Zane" Metiko, Azur El-Sarraf, and Grinch.

call of duty modern warfare february 2020

When the roadmap for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's Season 2 was released earlier this month, Mace was revealed alongside Canadian Special Forces soldier Talon, who will be a member of the Coalition opposing the Allegiance. However, there's currently no word as to when Talon will be available in-game.

While Mace is just one part of the many additions to the game in its second season, players are still waiting to hear more official details on the upcoming leaked Warzone battle royale mode coming to Modern Warfare. It was recently found that Activision filed a DMCA Subpoena against Reddit to find the person who leaked the game mode's existence, so it's hard to tell whether the developers will be ready to release it soon or not.

In the meantime, the new playable operators, maps, playlists, and more should keep fans of the first-person shooter occupied for some time to come. Plus there are plenty of glitches and technical issues still marring the game that should at least make for some fun stories to peruse online until then.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

MORE: Modern Warfare's Rumored Battle Royale Size Has Interesting Implications for Squads

Source: Activision Games Blog