Blizzard is closing out 2023 with its annual Holiday Sale, featuring discounts on select digital items up to 67%. These incredible deals can be found on games, services, and cosmetics from World of Warcraft, Overwatch 2, and several other Blizzard franchises from now through January 1.

A few times a year, Blizzard holds a huge sale on the Battle.net store, featuring impressive discounts from its many franchises. Among them, the Battle.net Holiday Sale is one of its biggest, featuring some amazing discounts for Christmas and other end-of-the-year celebrations.

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After a productive year, Blizzard has officially begun its Holiday Sale for 2023. Through the end of the year, players can pick up games from the Call of Duty, StarCraft, and Diablo franchises–including Diablo 4–at steep discounts. The BlizzCon collection from this year’s convention is also available for 20% off, giving players a good chance to buy the items before they are retired from the shop. As usual, World of Warcraft offers the most deals out of any franchise, with dozens of discounted cosmetics, game services, and Collector’s Edition items from Shadowlands and Dragonflight available individually for the first time.

Battle.net Holiday Sale 2023 Highlights

• World of Warcraft
  • New Azure Pack cosmetic bundle: $81 (-68%)
  • Most game services for retail and Classic WoW: varies (-30%)
  • WoW Pets: $5 (-50%)
  • WoW Mounts: $12.50 (-50%)
  • WoW Transmog Ensembles: $10 (-50%)
  • Warcraft 3: Reforged: $15 (-50%)

• Call of Duty
  • Modern Warfare 3: 49$ (-30%)
  • Modern Warfare 2 & Vanguard: $35 and $30 (-50%)
  • Modern Warfare, Black Ops Cold War, and Black Ops 4: $20 (-67%)

• Diablo
  • Diablo 4: $42 (-40%)
  • Diablo 3: Eternal Collection: $20 (-50%)
  • Diablo 2: Resurrected: $13 (-67%)

• Overwatch 2
  • Invasion Bundle: $10 (-33%)
  • Complete Hero Collection: $10 (-50%)
  • Hero Collection: $1 (-80%)

• StarCraft
  • StarCraft 3: $7 (-82%)
  • StarCraft 3 Digital Deluxe: $20 (-67%)
  • StarCraft Remastered: $7.50 (-50%)

• Other
  • BlizzCon Epic and Legendary Collection: $24 and $40 (-20%)
  • Blizzard Arcade Collection: $10 (-50%)
  • Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time: $20 (-50%)

Other special deals include the Diablo Collection–a special bundle that includes the Diablo 4 Standard Edition, Diablo 3 and all of its expansions, and Diablo 2: Resurrected–for $60; less than the base retail price of Diablo 4 on its own. Hearthstone also introduced the Winter Veil bundle for $50, which features 10 Golden Showdown in the Badlands packs, a random Signature Legendary, and the Wild West-themed Deadeye Aranna and Bandit Edwin constructed skins for Demon Hunter and Rogue respectively.

This will likely be the last sale until near the end of the first quarter of 2024. If it follows precedent, Blizzard will likely hold another in February for Valentine’s Day, a Spring Sale in April, and a Summer Sale sometime in June or July. Players might want to consider picking up these cosmetics and gifts at a discount on Battle.net now, as it may be a few months before they go on sale again.

Even so, Blizzard is already gearing up for a big year for its various games in 2024. While Diablo 4 and Overwatch 2 have huge plans, next year is especially important for the Warcraft franchise. Hearthstone celebrates its 10-year anniversary, World of Warcraft its 20th, and the franchise as a whole turns 30. With The War Within, Cataclysm Classic, and other exciting updates for World of Warcraft coming next year, fans might want to consider picking up some of these discounted cosmetics and game services in preparation.