I stepped out of the Anaheim heat and felt the familiar pulse of a crowd that had been waiting three years to exhale. A badge in my pocket meant access, but a string of digital rewards on my wishlist kept tugging at my attention. For fans who collect cosmetics and cred, this weekend will be a small, concentrated festival of things you want to own now.
There are churros in the air at the Convention Center — what’s in the bundles?
I’ve scanned every item list so you don’t have to. Blizzard is offering per-game digital bundles for World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo 4, Diablo Immortal, Hearthstone, plus free goodies for StarCraft II and Heroes of the Storm. The bundle list is a treasure map for anyone who hoards cosmetic gold.
- World of Warcraft BlizzCon Bundle — $29.99 (≈ €30): Rabbit’ath Flying Mount, Garb of the Dawnfire Phoenix Transmog Ensemble, and the Perch of the Dawnfire Phoenix Decor.
- Overwatch BlizzCon Bundle — $29.99 (≈ €30): Lich Queen Mei Legendary Skin, Frostmourne Ana Weapon Skin, Lichimari King Weapon Charm, and Lich Queen Mei Spray.
- Diablo 4 BlizzCon Bundle — $29.99 (≈ €30): Streamsnout Pet, Indigo Cat Mount, and Escapeproof Armor Mount Armor.
- Diablo Immortal BlizzCon Bundle — $24.99 (≈ €25): Rimedarter Familiar Transmog, Seekers of Riddergrove (Violet) Portal, 20 Legendary Crests, 10 Telluric Pearls, and a Mother’s Lament 2-Star Legendary Gem.
- Hearthstone BlizzCon Bundle — $24.99 (≈ €25): Bloodmage Thalnos Signature Legendary Card, Blade of the Black Empire Card Back, and 5 Standard Card Packs.
- BlizzCon Ultimate Collection Bundle — $49.99 (≈ €50): Everything from the five individual digital bundles, plus a World of Warcraft Murk’atath Pet, an Overwatch Lich Queen Mei Player Icon and Name Card, Diablo 4 Indigo’s Light and Indigo’s Master Trophies, a Diablo Immortal Astral Celebration Portrait Frame, and five additional Hearthstone Standard Packs.
- Free Player Rewards: Two limited-time Battle.net Shop claims: a 15-day co-op XP boost for StarCraft II and the Fix It Gear Head Thrall skin for Heroes of the Storm.
How much do BlizzCon digital bundles cost?
Prices range from $24.99 (≈ €25) to $29.99 (≈ €30) per game, with the full collection available for $49.99 (≈ €50). If you’re attending in person with a BlizzCon Pass, those digital items come bundled into your admission — which makes the math interesting if you plan to claim everything.
People are already lining up at merch booths — how do you buy these bundles?
If you’re online, head to Battle.net where the individual packages go on sale today. Each bundle is purchasable per game, or you can pick the BlizzCon Ultimate Collection. If you hold a BlizzCon Pass, the cosmetic packs are included, so don’t double-buy through the Battle.net Shop unless you want duplicates.
Are BlizzCon digital items included with a BlizzCon Pass?
Yes. Attending in person with a BlizzCon Pass includes all the digital rewards listed above. If you’re watching from home, you can still buy the individual bundles or the Ultimate Collection via Blizzard’s storefront.
The hotel lobby TVs glow with streams at odd hours — what else is happening at BlizzCon?
I’ll be on the ground in Anaheim for the opening ceremony, and I can tell you the stage will be a lightning rod for new announcements. The event runs Sept. 12–13 at the Anaheim Convention Center and will be streamed live for free; Blizzard says specifics on the broadcast schedule will come closer to the date. Expect news from developers across Blizzard’s teams, Twitch moments, and a closing set from K-pop group LE SSERAFIM that’ll draw a buzz beyond just game trailers.
If you collect cosmetics, care about event exclusives, or just enjoy the communal thrill of reveals, this edition of BlizzCon is one you should follow — whether you buy a Pass or pick bundles on Battle.net. Are you planning to chase every digital item, or will you pick and choose?