All fans of Housing in World of Warcraft should now pay attention: You have almost a month to secure a sweet decoration item for your home. MeinMMO reveals what you need to do for it.
What kind of decoration item is this? You can see the decoration item in our lead image: the cuddly, white Grrgle! SO FLUFFY! You can secure this item as a Twitch drop from now until May 22, 2026.
During this time, you need to tune in for 4 hours on a participating Twitch stream that features World of Warcraft – you can usually recognize these at a glance by the word “DROPS” in the title. You can earn and claim drops using your browser on your PC/Mac or with the Twitch app for Android or iOS. Drops are not supported for Twitch apps on gaming consoles, smart TVs, and other TV apps.
Also important: You do not have to spend the entire time continuously or only with one streamer. Twitch remembers your progress, even if you take breaks or switch between channels.
Once you have completed the 4 hours, you can claim the drop on the channel you are currently watching or in the inventory of the “Drops” menu on Twitch. Also, visit Dennia Silvertongue in Silvermoon, Tuuran in Stormwind, or Gabbi in Orgrimmar to acquire more copies of Grrgle.
Don’t forget: Link your account!
What requirements must I still meet? As with all Twitch drops, you need to link your Twitch account with your game account. Log in to your Battle.net account at https://account.battle.net/connections and click on the “Link” link for Twitch. Then you just need to follow the instructions to sign in and connect your Twitch account with Battle.net.
After you’ve claimed your rewards on Twitch, you should ensure that you are logged into the Battle.net region for which you want to receive your drops. The items will be delivered to the region where you log in for the first time. After claiming, it may take up to 24 hours for you to receive your reward in-game.
By the way, have you already played in WoW Patch 12.0.5? Did you also have so many problems there? The developers of World of Warcraft have since commented on the state of the update and promised improvement. Part of the community suspects there is an AI behind the words: Blizzard comments on criticism of WoW Patch 12.0.5, players suspect: Here, an AI is apologizing
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