Starglass: the second Warzone mastery camo in Black Ops 7
Starglass is the second of the four Call of Duty: Warzone Mastery Camos in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Activision describes it as animated, with angular reflections and a liquid interior. It sits above Golden Damascus and below Absolute Zero, and it cannot be earned out of order — the tier underneath has to be finished first, on more than just the gun you care about.
What Activision actually requires
Before any Mastery Camo is reachable, a weapon has to finish twelve ordinary camos in this mode: nine Military Camos and three Special Camos. In Warzone the Military nine are counted in Eliminations, running from 5 for Autumn up to 100 for Sapphire Snake. Only then does the Mastery ladder open, and it runs like this.
| Tier | What has to be true first | Then the challenge on that weapon |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Golden Damascus | All nine Military and all three Special Camos on that weapon, in Warzone | Get 3 Kills in a single match, 5 times |
| 2. Starglass (this page) | Golden Damascus on that weapon and on every other weapon of its class | Get 5 Kills without dying, 5 times |
| 3. Absolute Zero | Starglass on 30 weapons | Get 10 Eliminations while in the Top 10 |
| 4. Apocalypse | Absolute Zero on 30 weapons | None — it unlocks automatically |
The class requirement is the part people miss. Starglass is not unlocked by playing well with one gun; it needs Golden Damascus on every weapon of that weapon's class before the challenge even becomes available. On the MK.78 Activision words it as “Unlock Golden Damascus Camo on 2 LMGs”; for an assault rifle or an SMG the class is far larger, which is why the price of this service tracks the class you pick rather than the number of guns you want it on.
Warzone only. Black Ops 7 has 16 Mastery Camos, four for each mode, and the four tracks are completely separate. Warzone ends at Apocalypse; the other three end at Genesis (Campaign), Singularity (Multiplayer) and Infestation (Zombies). Camo work you have done in another mode counts for nothing here, and this order will not advance the others. You need Call of Duty: Warzone access for it.
Permanent, so there is nothing to race. Starglass has no seasonal window. Activision's Prestige rules keep “all your Weapon Progression, Operators, Challenge progress, Mastery Badges, Weapon Builds, and customization” when you Prestige, so once it is on the account it stays there. Anyone selling you a deadline on this camo is selling urgency, not a camo.
Where this sits, and the cheaper rungs below it
Black Ops 7 has no camo called Gold, Diamond or Dark Matter — those belong to earlier Call of Duty titles. If you arrived looking for one of them, the Warzone tier you probably want is Golden Damascus, the first rung, sold on its own page for a fraction of this one. Every rung is a separate service:
| Tier | Where we sell it |
|---|---|
| 1. Golden Damascus | Golden Damascus Camo Boost |
| 2. Starglass (this page) | — |
| 3. Absolute Zero | Absolute Zero Camo Boost |
| 4. Apocalypse | Apocalypse Camo Boost |
What buyers have actually paid
These are real confirmed orders from our own books, not indicative pricing. Starglass orders vary enormously with how many weapons are in scope, which is why the range is wide:
| Paid | When | Scope | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| $289.00 | 17 December 2025 | the full Starglass boost — two buyers ordered it the same day | not recorded |
What you are actually buying
The configurator opens on Seasonal Weapons and the choice you make there sets the price, so it is the only control that really matters:
- Seasonal Weapons. Individual guns, priced per weapon. This is where the $5 headline comes from — it is one weapon, not the roster.
- Specific Categories. A whole weapon class at once. Because tier 2 of every ladder requires the tier below it across an entire class, buying by class is usually better value than picking guns one at a time.
- Starglass Challenges. Just the Starglass challenge itself, per weapon, for accounts that already hold everything underneath it.
- All Base Weapons — $214. The whole base roster, which is the population the 30-weapon gates are measured against. This is the option to pick if you are climbing toward Apocalypse.
- Progress you already have. The selector takes $124 off if you already hold Golden Damascus on 30 weapons. If your progress does not match one of those exactly, say so in chat — we price part-finished ladders routinely and will not charge you for work already done.
- Keep increasing account Prestige — $64.50. We push account Prestige alongside the camo work instead of parking it.
- Speed. Express and Super Express add 20% and 40% to the total.
How long it takes, and what we do not promise
We will give you a time estimate in chat against your actual scope rather than print one here, because we have no completed Starglass order to quote and a made-up number helps nobody. A single weapon is a short job; the full roster is a multi-week one.
Three things worth saying plainly. The run is piloted — a pro signs into your account and plays it by hand on a VPN matched to your region, with no bots, macros or exploits, because these challenges cannot be automated. We are not going to pretend that handing anyone access to your account carries no risk at all; decide with that in mind. And Starglass is unlocked per weapon and can only be used on the weapon that earned it, so you will have it on the guns this order covers and not automatically on one released in a later season.