Overwatch is getting a Lich Queen. Mei's new legendary skin borrows the icy dead-king look Blizzard built for Warcraft's Lich King, and it ships next to a Frostmourne weapon skin for Ana, named after the sword that has defined Warcraft's most infamous villain for two decades. This isn't a formal crossover event. It's one line item inside BlizzCon 2026's Digital Bundles, which just went live on the Battle.net Shop almost two months before the actual convention starts.

BlizzCon 2026 runs September 12 and 13 in Anaheim, California, and Blizzard is livestreaming the whole show for free. The shop doesn't wait for showtime. The BlizzCon Digital Bundles and the BlizzCon Ultimate Collection are available now through September 28, so players can buy into the convention's collectibles whether or not they're flying to California.

Free If You're Going, Priced If You're Not

Attendees get the best deal by default. Anyone who buys a BlizzCon Pass for the in-person show also gets the Ultimate Collection at no extra cost, as long as the pass is linked to a Battle.net account by September 14. Everyone else has to buy it separately, or pick from five standalone bundles covering World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo IV, Diablo Immortal and Hearthstone.

The math favors going big. On the official Battle.net Shop, the World of Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo IV bundles list at $29.99 each, and Diablo Immortal and Hearthstone list at $24.99 each. Buying all five separately adds up to well over $100. The Ultimate Collection costs $49.99 and includes everything from all five bundles, plus items exclusive to it: an extra World of Warcraft pet, an Overwatch player icon and name card, two Diablo IV trophies, a Diablo Immortal portrait frame and five more Hearthstone card packs. Buying a single game's bundle only makes sense for players who want nothing else.

From Flying Mounts to Legendary Crests

World of Warcraft's bundle centers on the Rabbit'ath flying mount and a Dawnfire Phoenix transmog set. Diablo IV's includes the Streamsnout pet and the Indigo Cat mount. Diablo Immortal leans into progression instead of cosmetics, with 20 legendary crests, 10 telluric pearls and a 2-star legendary gem alongside a transmog and a portal cosmetic. Hearthstone's bundle centers on the Bloodmage Thalnos legendary card and five standard card packs.

Overwatch's bundle is the one built around the Warcraft tie-in: the Lich Queen Mei skin, the Frostmourne Ana weapon skin, a matching weapon charm and a spray of Mei in her new look.

Players who skip every bundle still get something. Blizzard is giving away Heroes of the Storm's "Fix It Gear Head" Thrall armor and a 15-day StarCraft II co-op experience boost to any Battle.net account, no purchase required, through the same September 28 deadline.