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WoW Dragonflight Amazon Prime Gaming: All current rewards and how to get them

Sweet, sweet loot!

First Twitch Prime, now Amazon Prime Gaming. Blizzard really wants to get players to discover the marvels of the Dragon Isles, the Forbidden Reach, and Dragonriding. The company teamed up with Amazon Prime Gaming and has a special treat for World of Warcraft Dragonflight players.

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If you have your eyes set on the prize and want a piece of that cake for yourself, here you can find all Dragonflight Amazon Prime Gaming rewards and all the necessary guidelines you need to obtain and redeem them.

How WoW Dragonflight Amazon Prime Gaming rewards work

Collecting Amazon Prime Gaming rewards is relatively simple. All you need to do is to have an active Amazon Prime membership, connect your Prime and Battle.net accounts, link your Battle.net account to your Twitch account, and come back every month to reap the rewards. The rewards are available every month and you need to claim them manually. Remember, you need an active Prime membership to get the rewards.

How to become a Prime Gaming member

First things first, you need to have an active Twitch account. Once you have that, you need a Prime membership that can be set up by creating your account on the Prime Gaming website. You then need to connect your Prime Gaming and Twitch accounts by following these steps:

  1. Logging into your Prime account
  2. Visiting Prime Gaming’s website
  3. Open your profile tab in the upper right corner
  4. Selecting Manage Twitch Accounts
  5. Adding your Twitch account details and clicking Link Account

How to get your WoW Dragonflight Prime Gaming reward

To get your special treat of the month, visit the Prime Gaming Rewards page. There, log into your account, verify it, and simply claim the reward by clicking Claim Your Loot in the Games and Loot section. Then, log into the game and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, and claim your sweet loot.

Current WoW Dragonflight Prime Gaming rewards—February / March 2024

Night Elf wearing Tabard of Frost and standing in the Azure Span
Another TCG tabard makes its way to Dragonflight. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Tabard of Frost
  • Available: From Feb. 27 at 11:30am CT to March 26 at 11:29am CT
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and the tabard should appear in your character’s Collections interface

Previous WoW Dragonflight Prime Gaming rewards

April 2023

Big bear mount in the woods.
Big Battle Bear is the first Prime Gaming reward. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Big Battle Bear mount
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, then pick up your loot

May 2023

Lil'XT mechanical pet
Lil’ XT is a pet. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Lil’ XT pet
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, then pick up your loot

June 2023

Vupera wearing purple shirt and flexing muscles.
Purple Shirt transmog will brighten up your entire look. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Epic Purple Shirt transmog
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, then pick up your loot

June/July 2023

Elf riding a shorestrider
Swift Shorestrider has been one of the rarest mounts in the game. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Swift Shorestrider
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, then pick up your loot

July/August 2023

Void Elf caster standing next to a pig pet.
This pet was originally part of the Recruit-a-Friend promotion. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Silver Pig pet
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, then pick up

August/September 2023

Night Elf wearing Tabard of Brilliance
Tabard of Brilliance of one of rare TCG items. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Tabard of Brilliance
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city and pick up your loot

September/October 2023

Night Elf character standing next to the Zipao Tiger pet
This pet was originally a part of a promotion in Taiwan. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Zipao Tiger pet
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city and pick up your loot

October/November 2023

WoW character riding Armored Bloodwing mount
This mount used to be a cash store mount. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Big Battle Bear mount
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and find the reward under Collections

November/December 2023

Night Elf standing in the Azure Span on the Dragon Isles and wearing Tabard of Fury Transmog appearance
This is another TCG loot coming back to WoW. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Tabard of Fury
  • Available: From Nov. 28 at 11am CT to Dec. 26 at 11:29am CT
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and visit any transmog vendor in any capital city, then pick up your loot

January/ February 2024

World of Warcraft pet parrot Cap'n Crackers
Perfect for pirate roleplayers. Image via Blizzard Entertainment
  • Reward: Cap’n Crackers pet
  • Available: From Jan. 30 at 10:30am CT to Feb. 27 at 1:30pm CT
  • How to claim it: Link your Battle.net account to your Amazon Prime Gaming account and click Claim Your Loot 
  • How to redeem it: Log into WoW and the pet should appear in each character’s Collections interface

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