Blizzard Discounting World of Warcraft, StarCraft II Until 2014

By Alex Osborn

Blizzard has extended its Black Friday sale into the month of December, offering gamers the opportunity to pick up World of Warcraft and StarCraft II on the cheap.

If you head over to Battle.net right now, you can purchase World of Warcraft for just $5. The Mists of Pandaria expansion has been discounted as well, costing just $10. There's also the Digital Deluxe Edition, which nets you some Diablo III and StarCraft II items as well as a few in-game WoW goodies. That's currently priced at $30.

In addition, both StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm and Wings of Liberty have been discounted to $20 each. There's also a Digital Deluxe version of Heart of the Swarm, which will set you back $40.

If you're looking to dive into either of these amazing titles from Blizzard, now's the time to buy in. The games are cheap, and with the cold winter months ahead, you'll likely have more time inside to game than ever.

Alex Osborn
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