I bought them back in the going away sale when they were really cheap.
We also cancelled our Prime and it runs out today, so I’m glad I already have them.
I paid for TBC. Now you just sub and you have it. Same for all those expansions from a while back… Imagine me complaining about that…
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As someone who basically joined when these items were on sale, and never saw myself playing as much as I would, never got to buy them but glad they coming back.
I do feel that people who paid something should get something back though, as its actual money spent, even if its just a extra copy to give to a friend for free or something like that. I am sure there are a ton of better ideas.
Good! I did always regret for not buying them before. Now I get them free since I already have Amazon prime 
Thanks blizz! 
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Next month do the swift spectral tiger just so I can watch the absolute 
show that would unfold.
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Would be epic
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Anyone know when the other two are eligible for claiming?
There you have all info
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Guess I missed something. Says I can only claim Firelord, but I already have it. 
You are able to claim those different helmets between these dates -->, each helm has its own interval when you can claim it
Fire: 26/6-27/7
Darkness: 27/7-23/8
Winter: 24/8-20/9
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Must you bring logic into this?! Why do you always do this?!?!
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You paid and got it years ago others people didn’t and now have the chance to get it. They still have to pay to get it
All of which can be free, with a little Savoury Deviate Delight. Yaaarrrr!
I already have Prime for other reasons (curse you and your convenience Bezos) so it is nice to get something for nothing other than a little piece of my soul. However I am a little bit meh! over the appearance of these helms so I doubt I will be transmogrifying them anytime soon.
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Signing up to Amazon prime is a no brainer is it?
I could not disagree more personally for a few different reasons.
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I find the way they pay their staff to be a complete disgrace. The levels of wages that they pay to the staff in their fulfilment centres and the way they treat their delivery staff is distasteful to me.
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The way that they offshore their profits in order to avoid paying taxes is distasteful to me.
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The effect that they are having on small businesses all around the world is also not good.
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The effect that they are having on high streets around the world is also not good.
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One of the things that the banking crisis from 2008 should have taught us is that too big to fail is never a good thing. Companies like Amazon are becoming too big to fail and the effect that they are having on markets around the world is not good for consumers.
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When profits are offshored without taxes being properly paid on those profits it means that the rest of the population ends up having to pay increased levels of taxes or that public services end up going under funded. Both of these cause major issues for obvious reasons.
In many different ways I think it is a no brainer to avoid buying anything from the likes of Amazon.
And yet here you are, feeding money to a corporation like Activision/blizzard, kind of a double standard really isn’t it?
A lot of smaller company’s also use Amazon to sell their products, but as a consumer all I care about is saving money for my family, if I can get a product 30% cheaper online then that’s exactly what I will do.
My local mechanic was shouting on Facebook recently about how people were going elsewhere to get work done on their vehicles, and that smaller company’s charge more for better service and to pay overheads.
That same mechanic tried to charge me double what a larger company ended up quoting me, are you saying I should have stayed giving my business to the masked mechanic? Just because he’s a small company?
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Maybe you could tell me how many high street shops that Activision/blizzard have been responsible for forcing to close like we have seen take place as a direct result of Amazon.
The idea that Amazon are cheaper than other shops is a total nonsense. Many times over the last 10 years I have shopped around for items and have never found Amazon to be the cheapest no matter how much fanboys would like us to believe that they are cheaper.
Maybe while you are also at it you can tell us how much Activision/blizzard avoids paying in taxes when compared to Amazon and while you are at it also tell us how much they rely upon infrastructure to make profits where that infrastructure has to be paid for from taxation.
It is a nonsense to suggest that Amazon are cheaper than anywhere else.
They have many adverse affects which in turn then affects employment, local communities and public services which end up go underfunded directly as a result of huge corporations avoiding huge sums in tax each and evey year.
Most companies off shore their profits. Why wouldn’t you, it’s up to politicians to sort it out.
The economy is not set up to but locally. When they calculate the amount you need to live off of its not based on buying from your local grocer it’s based on buying from a supermarket.
Some one who doesn’t earn a huge amount doesn’t have a realistic chance to shop ‘ethically’.
All of those that want to avoid Amazon by not using their shop or prime service should be aware that the biggest business sector in which Amazon makes its money is not Prime Gaming, Prime Series, or even the shop. It is Amazon Web Service, which, among other things, is located every service provided by Blizzard.
Amazon Web Service host about 1/3 of all internet services in the world. Amazon Shop, Amazon Prime, and Amazon Series compared with this beast is just Bezos’ weekend hobby.
So, all of those without this transmog probably are giving more indirect money to Amazon thanks to the money their earn from Blizzard that the money Amazon will get for having them as clients of their Prime service.
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you spelled mage tower skins wrong. Now all skins with amazon prime. the fiesta on reddit and here would be awesome. lol
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