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"For Azeroth!" Event Reactivated For A Week

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Missed out on unlocking the mounts in World of Warcraft and Heroes of the Storm? You still have a few more days to complete the event!

Due to mistakenly ending this WoW/Heroes cross-game promotional event a few hours earlier, it has been decided that it will return until March 26. Therefore, you have another week to play 15 HotS games on any difficulty with a friend. The reward is the Flames of Judgment Charger mount in Heroes of the Storm and the Primal Flamesaber mount in World of Warcraft.

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Update: For Azeroth! Event Temporarily Returns

Our recent “For Azeroth!” in-game event that concluded on Tuesday, March 14, came to an end a few hours earlier than we told you it would. As a result, a number of players who were still racing to unlock their mounts weren’t able to finish the quest in time, and we’d like to make it up to you. We’ve decided to extend the quest by a few days so that everyone has time to complete their games and claim their rewards.

We’ve re-enabled the “For Azeroth!” event quest starting today, March 17, through Sunday, March 26. Any progress you earned prior to the quest’s original March 14 end-date will remain intact.

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