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Blizzard began selling face coverings on Blizzard Gear Store. You can buy them in packs of 3 for $24.99.

The face masks are themed after all Blizzard games and you can buy them here.

Adult Fanatics Branded World of Warcraft Horde Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded World of Warcraft Alliance Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded Diablo Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded D.Va Overwatch Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded Blizzard Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded Overwatch Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded StarCraft Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded Hearthstone Face Covering 3-Pack

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Adult Fanatics Branded Heroes of the Storm Face Covering 3-Pack

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That is a nice idea, but considering the pricelevel, it would be nice they spend some of the income to charity projects. (just my opinion)

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Don't look to be the best quality...I see no way to adjust the strap so it fits properly. The store doesn't mention it either.

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3 hours ago, lChronosl said:

A bit late to the party there Blizz.

 

Or is it?

They are always late when coming to their releases.

When on time, the quality is bad-ish, and prices are high-ish. This was unannounced, so we'll consider it being on time.

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On 11/7/2020 at 8:24 AM, lChronosl said:

A bit late to the party there Blizz.

 

Or is it?

Have you looked at the numbers?  Its getting much worse, especially in certain states.

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This won't be the best product of the gearstore:

- I ordered one pack 2 days ago. The expected delivery date was 21/02/2021 for it...

- asked the customer service if its a joke or a bug. They said, no it' real

- today I got a mail, that they cannot fullfill the order at all, so I will get a refund...

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