On April 17, Blizzard Entertainment unveiled the World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition. Unsurprisingly, it costs a pretty penny, and many players are wondering whether it’s worth buying.
Like any Collector’s Edition, it’s available for a limited time from the official store or until sold out. After this period, you can only get it through other shops like Amazon or eBay, but it will probably cost you more. World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition includes various goodies and, of course, the game itself. If you preorder now, you’ll get it when The War Within launches or before Dec. 31, 2024. Let’s look at all the goodies you get with World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition to see if it’s worth your money.
What does World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition include?
World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition costs $180.
You get:
- World Of Warcraft: The War Within Epic Edition game key
- Enhanced Level 70 character boost
- Three days of early access
- 30-days of Game Time
- Algarian Stormrider mount
- Stormrider’s Attire transmog set
- Deepdweller’s Earthen Hearthstone effect
- Squally, the Storm Hatchling pet
- The Sandbox Storm Gryphon toy
- 1000 Trader’s Tender
- The War Within Hardcover Art Book
- Gryphon rider statue
- Collector’s Pin featuring Anduin, Alleria, and Thrall
- Box
Is World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition worth it?
In short, I’d say World of Warcraft: The War Within 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition is only worth it if you’re a die-hard WoW collector and were already planning to get the Epic Edition. This edition costs $89.99 on its own, and for an additional $90 you get an art book, a gryphon rider statue, the box, and a pin with Anduin, Alleria, and Thrall. I’d say the costs these items either equal or exceed $90, and it’s a fair deal if you want the goodies, especially if you get the expansion on time for release.
If forking out $180 is too much for you, I recommend you get the Epic Edition instead. It doesn’t include any physical goodies, but you get a character boost, early access, game time, and other nifty items you can use in game.
