World Of Warcraft: How To Get Ghastly Charger & Watcher Of The Huntress
The ghoulish Ghastly Charger mount and the ghostly Watcher of the Huntress pet are two rewards that players can get from Twitch Drops to celebrate the release of the new expansion. There are only a few weeks to claim these in-game items, though, so make sure you get them while you can.
players are busy diving into the depths of Azeroth as part of expansion, uncovering all the new content that awaits them. However, if you prefer to watch Twitch streamers rather than take the reigns yourself, there are a couple of rewards you can claim for doing just that. Even better, one of them is totally free to unlock.
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To get the free Ghastly Charger mount in , you'll need to watch four hours of any stream on Twitch between August 26, 2024, at 3 PM PDT and September 19, 2024, at 10 AM PDT.
Make sure your Twitch account is linked to your Battle.net account before doing this, or you won't get the reward. Once you've streamed four hours on a linked account, a pop-up should appear telling you that you've earned a Twitch Drop. When this has happened, head to the Drops Inventory menu to claim your Ghastly Charger mount reward.
You can earn Twitch Drops by watching Twitch streams through a web browser on PC and Mac, or by streaming on mobile via the Twitch app for iOS and Android. You can't earn Twitch Drops while streaming on Smart TV apps or console apps.
To get the Watcher of the Huntress pet in, you'll need to gift two subscriptions of any tier to a participating streamer on Twitch. This needs to be done between August 26, 2024, at 3 PM PDT, and September 26, 2024, at 10 AM PDT in order for you to qualify for the reward. Subscriptions must also be purchased while a channel is streaming.
Once this has been successfully completed, a reward code will be sent to your Twitch inbox. To claim this code, head to the Battle.net website and
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