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Overwatch’s 2020 Anniversary event starts May 19

Get ready for some new legendary skins.
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This year’s Overwatch Anniversary event will begin on Tuesday, May 19 and run through June 9, Blizzard announced today.

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While patch notes for the event haven’t been officially released yet, a since-deleted post by community manager Josh Nash leaked information regarding a few heroes that are set to get new legendary skins next week.

Along with “new rewards,” the tweet by the Overwatch account also promises access to previous seasonal brawls via the game’s arcade mode.

A screengrab of the leaked patch notes posted earlier this week revealed that Reaper, Mercy, and Ashe should all be slated to receive fresh legendary skins for the upcoming event.

Based on Overwatch’s history of hyping up events, fans will likely see a sneak peek of some of these skins in the coming days before they go live.

In addition to those legendary skins, anniversary loot boxes will be set to include new epic skins, like Carbon Fiber Sigma, Fleur de Lis Widowmaker, and Masked Man McCree. 

As is tradition with the anniversary event, loot boxes can also contain skins and items from any previous seasonal Overwatch events. So get ready to farm the arcade for some of those legendary skins that you might’ve missed out on in the past.


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Senior Staff Writer. Max graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a journalism and political science degree in 2015. He previously worked for The Esports Observer covering the streaming industry before joining Dot where he now helps with Overwatch 2 coverage.