It’s Tuesday, so it’s time for another shop update! It’s a mid-sized one, mostly focused on Constructed cosmetics. We have one new and two returning skin bundles – and interestingly, they’re at a really nice price! They cost 1k gold, but you get a skin AND 5 packs, so the ultimate cost of the skin is closer to 500g (depends exactly on how much value you put on class packs). We also have two pack bundles – Tavern Special and Bob’s Bargain. Do keep in mind that those are dynamic bundles so the contents you see here might not be the same ones you see in game. E.g. if you play a lot of Wild, you might see Wild packs there instead. The ones I got are pretty solid deals, but the ones you have might not be. Here are all of the new items that are available this week:
- Investigator Xyrella Bundle (1000 Runestones or $10) – New Tier 2 Priest skin + 5 Priest Card Packs.
- Mrrggilidan Bundle (1000 Gold or $7) – Returning Tier 2 Demon Hunter skin + 5 Demon Hunter Card Packs. Originally available from a shop bundle in May 2022 for 1000 Runestones ($10).
- Garrosh the Chained Bundle (1000 Gold or $7) – Returning Tier 2 Warrior skin + 5 Warrior Card Packs. Originally available from a shop bundle in August 2022 for 1000 Runestones ($10).
- Bob’s Bargain (4000 Runestones or $40) – 50 Standard Card Packs + two random Standard Legendary cards. (Note: It’s a dynamic bundle so yours might be different.)
- Tavern Special (4000 Runestones or $40) – 50 TITANS Card Packs + two random TITANS Legendary cards. (Note: It’s a dynamic bundle so yours might be different.)
Tier 1 skins are “premium” ones while Tier 2 are more basic. In general, Tier 1 skins tend to include more extra features like completely new emotes, Hero Power animations, and some extra visual effects. Some of those might be also included in Tier 2 skins, but usually only 1 of those special features is present (if any). It’s not an official classification – it’s just something we use to differentiate between more basic and premium skins!
New items usually stay in the shop for around 2-3 weeks – sometimes it’s longer (4 or more weeks) and very rarely it’s shorter (a week).
