How to get the Apex 101 Badge in Apex Legends
Find out how to complete the Welcome to Apex Challenges and get the Apex 101 Badge in the game.
The never-before-seen Apex 101 Badge is turning heads in the Apex Legends community. This mysterious Apex Legends Badge popped up out of nowhere, and now players are wondering how to unlock it. So, if you want to add this brand-new Badge to your collection, below is a brief primer on getting the Apex 101 Badge.
How do you get the Apex 101 Badge?
Introduced with the Spellbound Collection Event, the Apex 101 Badge is a way to show off your prowess. The Apex 101 Badge is an indicator that you're familiar with all the basics of the game.
To get the Apex 101 Badge, you must complete all the Welcome to Apex Challenges. To view the challenges and track your progress, navigate to the Seasonal tab and then to the Challenges subtab.
All Welcome To Apex Challenges
There are ten Welcome to Apex Challenges in total. These challenges are relatively simple and designed for beginners as an introduction to the game.
Below is a list of all the Welcome to Apex Challenges:
- Restore 200 health
- Slide three times
- Deal damage with an ordinance
- Swap your armour for one of a higher-tier
- Survive to the top-five squads
- Break down three doors with melee attacks
- Use a Phoenix Kit
- Take an item from a Care Package (does not include Life Life Care Package)
- Get a kill from over 100 meters away
- Win as the Champion Squad
The Welcome to Apex Challenges are straightforward. You'll probably complete the majority of these naturally without even realizing it! However, there are a couple that may take some concerted effort to finish, such as achieving a kill from over 100 meters away and winning as the Champion Squad.
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