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Christmas is around the corner and if you're looking for the perfect gift for your friends, the €20/£15 Blizzard Gift Card is now available at select retailers across Europe.

The recipient can simply claim the code on the back of the card to top up their Blizzard Balance and purchase various goodies across all Blizzard games.

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Have you ever wanted to give a friend a few Loot Boxes for Overwatch? Or gift that epic Luminous Starseeker Luminous Starseeker mount to your World of Warcraft guildmate? Or a Hero from Heroes of the Storm, or some Card Packs in Hearthstone? Good news! We’ve got you covered with one simple solution — the Blizzard Gift Card.

This €20/£15 gift card is now available at a wide range of retailers across Europe. Simply pick one up at any of the partner stores and give it to a friend. All they need to do is claim the code on the back of the card in order to charge up their Blizzard Balance, which can be used to purchase a variety of Blizzard digital items, games, and services. You can also use the gift card to charge up your own balance.

You’ll find a list of retailers offering the Blizzard Gift Card at our giftcards page:

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For a full overview of what you can buy with Blizzard Balance, visit the Blizzard Shop. Here are just a few examples of the cool stuff you can give a friend via the Blizzard Gift Card:

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Overwatch Loot Boxes: with four items in each Loot Box, you're sure to be pleased with your assortment of Overwatch goodies!

 

World of Warcraft pets and mounts: take to Azeroth's skies in style on an epic mount or adopt a cute pet.

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Hearthstone Card Packs: level up your collection and dominate your opponents in this insanely fun strategy card game!

 

Heroes of the Storm Collection: pick up your favorite heroes, deck them out in the best-looking skins and mounts, then complete your collection with banners, sprays, voice lines and more!

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StarCraft II Expansions, Mission Packs, Commanders, Announcers, and more: enhance your gameplay experience and choose your own path to glory in the Koprulu sector!

 

Diablo III: Rise of the Necromancer: Nephalem, discover the unique power of the Necromancer to defeat the evil forces of Sanctuary!

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Remember that you can also gift your friends specific digital items directly from the Blizzard Shop.

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Do I miss something, or the news is old? I had bought that kind of cards for years, for buying packs without using the credit card ?

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11 minutes ago, Synesthesy said:

Do I miss something, or the news is old? I had bought that kind of cards for years, for buying packs without using the credit card ?

It's nothing new. The article was bumped for Christmas.

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