BlizzCon 2026 Digital Bundles
Blizzard Launches BlizzCon 2026 Digital Bundles and Ultimate Collection Ahead of Event
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BlizzCon Digital Bundles and Ultimate Collection have USD price points: World of Warcraft BlizzCon Bundle $29.99, Hearthstone BlizzCon Bundle $24.99, and the BlizzCon Ultimate Collection $49.99 (which includes all five bundles).
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The BlizzCon Ultimate Collection bundles cross-game bonuses: Murk'atath pet for World of Warcraft, Overwatch Lich Queen Mei icon and profile name card, Diablo IV Indigo's Light and Indigo's Master trophies, Diablo Immortal portrait icon, and five additional Hearthstone standard card packs.
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Hearthstone-specific BlizzCon Bundle contents include Blood Mage Thalnos Legendary Card, Dagger of the Black Empire Card Back, and 5 Standard Card Packs.
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End-date for bundle sales varies by source: some outlets list September 28, 2026 as the cutoff, while others cite September 29, 2026 (KST) for Battle.net availability.
Blizzard Entertainment has announced BlizzCon 2026 Digital Bundles and an optional Ultimate Collection ahead of its Anaheim event, set for September 12–13 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The convention will be streamed for free, and both in-person and online fans can grab exclusive rewards across five games. Inven Global reports that bundle sales run through late September 2026.
The BlizzCon Ultimate Collection is priced at $49.99 and bundles together cosmetics from World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo IV, Diablo Immortal, and Hearthstone. Attendees who buy a BlizzCon Pass get the Ultimate Collection at no extra cost, according to Head Topics.
What Each Bundle Costs and Includes
Individual bundles are sold separately for most games. The World of Warcraft BlizzCon Bundle costs $29.99. The Hearthstone BlizzCon Bundle runs $24.99. Buying the Ultimate Collection at $49.99 gets you all five bundles in one shot, according to GosuGamers.
The Hearthstone bundle includes the Blood Mage Thalnos Legendary Card, the Dagger of the Black Empire Card Back, and 5 Standard Card Packs, per AS. Bundles for other games include mounts, pets, and in-game cosmetics that vary by title.
Ultimate Collection Adds Cross-Game Bonus Rewards
Buying the full Ultimate Collection unlocks extra items that no single bundle includes. World of Warcraft players get the Murk'atath pet. Overwatch players receive the Lich Queen Mei icon and a profile name card. Diablo IV adds Indigo's Light and Indigo's Master trophies, per Bleeding Cool.
Diablo Immortal players get a portrait icon. Hearthstone players receive five additional Standard Card Packs on top of what the standalone bundle includes. These cross-game bonuses only come with the Ultimate Collection — not the individual bundles.
Free Rewards for Heroes of the Storm and StarCraft II
Players who skip the paid bundles entirely can still claim two free rewards. One is for Heroes of the Storm and one is for StarCraft II. Both are available through the Battle.net shop for a limited time, according to AS.
Blizzard has not published specific end dates for the free rewards, though bundle sales broadly close around September 28–29, 2026, depending on time zone. GosuGamers notes the September 29 cutoff applies in Korean Standard Time on Battle.net.
How Remote Fans Can Still Participate in BlizzCon 2026
BlizzCon 2026 will be free to watch via livestream for anyone who cannot make it to Anaheim. Blizzard is positioning the digital bundles as the main way for remote fans to feel part of the event. All bundles and free rewards are available directly through the Battle.net shop, per Head Topics.
In-person attendees automatically receive the Ultimate Collection with their BlizzCon Pass. That means they get all five game bundles plus the cross-game bonus items without paying the $49.99 fee separately, according to Bleeding Cool.
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