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From November 26 through December 2, you can save up to 50% on Blizzard and Activision digital games and bundles, including the Virtual Ticket which comes with in-game rewards and is still available for purchase.

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Black Friday is on the horizon, and that means discounts to help kickstart your holiday shopping! At the Blizzard Shop, we’re offering up to 50% off Blizzard and Activision digital games, bundles, upgrades, and more. The Blizzard Gear Store is also getting into the holiday spirit, with sales taking place on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and through until the end of the year.

Whether you’re getting into the season of giving for your friends and family—or simply want to treat yourself to something fun—you won’t want to miss out on these deals.

Blizzard Shop Black Friday Sale

From November 26 through December 2, treat yourself to something new from World of Warcraft®, Overwatch®, StarCraft®, Hearthstone®, Diablo® III, Heroes of the Storm® or Call of Duty®.

World of Warcraft®

Get 50% off the following for adventurers of all kinds:

  • Battle for Azeroth® (Standard Edition, Digital Deluxe Edition, or Digital Deluxe Upgrade)
  • Battle for Azeroth Digital Deluxe Items
  • Legion® Digital Deluxe Items
  • Warlords of Draenor® Digital Deluxe Items

New to World of Warcraft?* As an extra bonus, from now through January 6, 2020, new players can save 50% on the first month of a new World of Warcraft subscription. A subscription includes access to both World of Warcraft and World of Warcraft Classic.

To check these out, head over to the Blizzard Shop—and if you’re buying for a friend or loved one, consider pairing it with the Recruit A Friend program!

* Subscription to World of Warcraft does not include the most recent playable expansion, which is sold separately.

Overwatch®

The world could always use more heroes, and those heroes might as well be your mates!

  • Overwatch Standard Edition (PC only): 25% off
  • Overwatch Legendary Edition (PC only): 50% off

If you haven’t yet begun your watch, we’ll be running a Free Trial between November 26 and December 4, available on PC, PlayStation® 4 and Xbox One®. To learn how to jump in, head to tryoverwatch.com.

StarCraft®

Save up to 50% on a wide variety of StarCraft II campaigns and announcers—check out the Blizzard Shop to see all of the options on sale.

StarCraft: Remastered is also getting the Black Friday treatment, with 50% off the game, 40% off the StarCraft: Remastered and StarCraft: Cartooned bundle, 25% off the Cartooned upgrade, and up to 30% off announcers.

Hearthstone®

Don’t miss your chance to play as more of your favorite Hearthstone Heroes and dominate in style. Through December 9, seize your chance to add Magni, Alleria, and Medivh to your collection for just $6.99 each!

Complete with epic emotes, voice lines, special entrance and Hero Power animations, and their own card back, recruit these champions of Azeroth before they rotate out of the shop at the end of this offer.  

Diablo® III

The price of becoming a demon-slayer has been temporarily slashed at the Blizzard Shop.

  • Diablo III: Up to 50% off
  • Reaper of Souls™: Up to 50% off
  • Battle Chest: Up to 33% off
  • Rise of the Necromancer™: Up to 33% off
  • Eternal Collection: Up to 25% off

Heroes of the Storm™

Join the legendary heroes and villains of the Nexus and get ready for Deathwing to warm you up this holiday season!

  • Welcome to the Nexus Bundle: Up to 30% off
  • Heroic Reinforcements Bundle: Up to 30% off
  • 360-day Stim Pack: 33% off (available in-game only)

Call of Duty®

Answer the call with the following sales:

  • Modern Warfare Standard Edition: 17% off*
  • Modern Warfare Operator Edition: 20% off
  • Modern Warfare Operator Enhanced Edition: 20% off
  • Black Ops 4: 60% off
  • Black Ops 4 Digital Deluxe: 50% off
  • Black Ops 4 Battle Edition: 50% off
  • Black Ops 4 Black Ops Pass: 60% off

* Sale on Modern Warfare Standard Edition runs from November 27, 4pm PST to December 3, 10am PST.

Blizzard Gear Store

From now until the end of the year, Fanatics will be offering a range of holiday savings. Look out for up to 25% off individual items, up to 30% off your overall order, and more! Check out the Blizzard Gear Store, load up your cart, and check back throughout the holiday sale period to see how you can save! (Product exclusions apply.)

BlizzCon 2019 Virtual Ticket

If you missed out on the panels, Q&As and entertainment from BlizzCon this year, never fear! For a limited time, the BlizzCon 2019 Virtual Ticket will be on sale for a special promotional price, granting access to all Virtual Ticket content, the in-game digital extras, and access to the Warcraft III: Reforged beta. Head to the Virtual Ticket page to purchase!

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I've noticed that upgrading to the Digital Deluxe when you already have the Standard Edition also costs less.

Standard = 39.99
Digital Deluxe = 52.99
Total difference: 13
Black Friday cost: 6.5

 

I'm wondering what the Christmas discounts will be (if any).

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