Let it Die and World of Tanks seems like a weird combo

• World of Tanks -- Max HP increased by 45%
• Tiger II -- Fire a War Ensemble weapon for five seconds, which reloads with explosive rounds that deal 20% more damage
• Steel Wall -- 20% chance of not taking any damage when hit
• Chi-Ha -- The closer you are when attacking with a War Ensemble weapon, the higher the damage, up to 30% more damage.
• Sharpshooter -- Reduced bullet spray and recoil when using a War Ensemble weapon
• Patrol Duty -- Shows enemies on the map permanently and decreases dash stamina consumption and fatigue time by 50%
• Billotte's Medal -- Players recover faster from being set on fire or from paralysis when electrocuted
• T95E2 -- Increases attack power during down attack by 50%
• Call for Vengeance -- Rage gauge increases by +2 when starting a raid from the revenge list
• Invader -- Increases attack by 20% in a raid

But, what exactly do Let it Die and World of Tanks have in common? They are both free-to-play titles, and that's about it. There aren't any publisher ties, regional connections, or same platform exclusivities. It's just two free-to-play games looking for mutual exposure in each others' player bases.

More on-brand for Let it Die, players who sign in between December 21 and January 11 will get a pair of Uncle Death's Space FunGlasses that add a boost to defense and stamina. Tanks are a weird add, but we'll take as much of the skateboarding skeleton as we can get.