For PC players, the console command (enabled via config file edits) accepted legacy dev codes. Entering exec callofdutywwiimulti12prophet exclusive was rumored to unlock a hidden "Prophet" perk: Silent Step + Sixth Sense. This was briefly possible during a 48-hour window in February 2018, just before the Shamrock & Awe event patch.
Verdict: Partially true. A Sledgehammer engineer confirmed on Twitter (now X) that they used "Prophet" as a test perk. The console command worked in dev builds only. It does not work in the retail version.
| Category | Risk Level | Details | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Account Ban | High | Activision/Ricochet anti-cheat bans for any third-party DLL injection or memory modification. | | Malware/RAT | Critical | "Exclusive" cheats are common vectors for info-stealers or cryptocurrency miners. | | Wasted Time | High | No official content exists under that name. | | False Reporting | Medium | Users searching this term may submit false bug reports or support tickets. | callofdutywwiimulti12prophet exclusive
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File Designation: Multi12Prophet_Exclusive
Status: Leaked / Community Unlock
Platform: All (PS4, Xbox One, PC, Backward Compatible) For PC players, the console command (enabled via
The most plausible explanation for the "exclusive" tag is a forgotten marketing campaign. In early 2018, Call of Duty partnered with 12 select "Prophets" (top-tier streamers: Scump, Dr Disrespect, and 10 others). If a viewer typed !prophet in chat, they were entered to win a unique, unreleased calling card titled "Multi12 Prophet."
This calling card featured a cracked crystal ball with the roman numeral XII inside. Only 500 were ever distributed. The most plausible explanation for the "exclusive" tag
Verdict: Confirmed. If you see a player today with a "Crystal XII" calling card on WWII multiplayer, they hold the true "callofdutywwiimulti12prophet exclusive."