Warzone Season 5 Stadium update brings more than just a new playable area—it hides secret Easter Eggs that reward you with free weapon blueprints. Among these is the Phantom Alloy Blueprint for the SWAT 5.56, which you can unlock by completing the Stadium Electrical Toolbox Easter Egg. This guide walks you through every step to claim it before the match ends.
Step 1: Access the Stadium
The first step depends on when you’re playing in Season 5:
- During the first week: The Stadium starts locked. Your lobby must complete three Satellite Hijack Contracts to open it.
- After week one: The Stadium is unlocked from the start, so you can drop straight in.
If you’re playing after August 14, the Stadium starts unlocked; in week one, the entire lobby must finish three Satellite Hijack Contracts to open it.
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Once inside, head toward the central area and look for the two main Pitch Buildings marked 01 and 02. These will be key in the next steps.
Step 2: Find the Electrical Toolbox
Your main objective here is to locate a purple Electrical Toolbox. It usually spawns inside or around the lower levels of the Pitch Buildings, though locations vary each match. Only one player in your squad needs to pick it up, but you’ll need to keep it until all repairs are done.
Around three Electrical Toolboxes can spawn per match. When you pick one up, it’s equipped to your mission item stash—keep it until all repairs are completed to avoid losing progress.
Step 3: Repair Electrical Relays
Once you have the toolbox, you’ll need to repair sparking Electrical Relays (also called fuse boxes). The number required depends on your mode:
- Solo: 3 Relays
- Squads: 5 Relays
Only sparking boxes count, and the required ones are randomized each match among fixed spawn points.
Possible spawn locations include:
- Outside, inside, and on the roof of Pitch Buildings 01 and 02
- Near the W08 red zone entrance to the Stadium
- By the E08 yellow and purple zone stairs
- Next to vending machines near the 02 shutters
- On the Executive Level (top floor), north and west corners
- Occasionally in the Parking Lot area, though less common
Additional floor-by-floor spawn details:
- Missile Silo – Ground Floor: Outside of Buildings 1/2 and on their roofs (≈4 spawns)
- Concourse – Middle Floor: Along edges near doorways and staircases (≈4 spawns)
- Executive Level – Top Floor: On the inner/main wall (not the glass side)
- Parking Lot – Bottom Floor: Rare spawns; sometimes none appear
To repair, approach a sparking relay and hold the interact button. Each fix takes a few seconds, so make sure you’re safe before starting.
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Step 4: Open the Blast Doors
After repairing the required number of Relays:
- Go to the top office in Pitch Building 02.
- If the terminal isn’t there, check the top office of Pitch Building 01, as its location can vary by match.
- Use the Missile Silo Terminal facing the central rocket.
- This opens the blast doors at the base of the rocket.
Step 5: Collect the Phantom Alloy Blueprint
Head to the now-open blast doors and go inside. Against the wall at the rocket’s base, you’ll find the Phantom Alloy Blueprint for the SWAT 5.56.
Inside the blast doors you’ll often find multiple Phantom Alloy SWAT 5.56 rifles (commonly four)—enough for the entire squad, so make sure every member picks one up to unlock it permanently.
Quick Tips for a Smooth Run
To complete the Stadium Easter Egg efficiently, follow these strategies for a faster and safer run:
- Secure the area first: The Stadium attracts other players chasing the same rewards.
- Work as a team: Assign roles for finding toolboxes, repairing relays, and covering teammates.
- Memorize relay spots: Knowing likely spawn points speeds up the process.
If you’re hunting all Stadium rewards, also check out the Red Specter Blueprint, which requires holding the Weapon Case indicator near the central missile for 60 seconds.
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The Phantom Alloy Blueprint isn’t just a cosmetic prize—it’s a unique weapon design you can use across Warzone matches. If you enjoy Easter Egg hunts, the Stadium has two other blueprints to collect, making it worth multiple visits.
