Summary
- The Reven Pack charity bundle for WoW is available until January 7, 2025 for $20 with 100% of proceeds benefiting CureDuchenne.
- The bundle includes an adorable fox pet for modern WoW & Cataclysm Classic and a matching backpack transmog.
- The charity has a special connection to WoW, honoring the memory of a player who passed away from Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
World of Warcraft just revealed the Reven Pack, a new charity bundle featuring an adorable fox companion and a matching backpack transmog. Players can pick up this World of Warcraft bundle to support CureDuchenne from now through January 7, 2025.
In the past, World of Warcraft has offered promotions in which it donates 100% of the proceeds made from digital cosmetic bundles to select charities. Some of the most noteworthy examples include the 2021 Doctors Without Borders promotion featuring Daisy the sloth pet, and the 2023 World of Warcraft charity bundle featuring Sunny puppy pet for BlueCheck’s efforts to provide relief to Ukraine.
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Now, World of Warcraft has revealed a new charity bundle made in partnership with CureDuchenne, a nonprofit organization dedicated to battling Duchenne muscular dystrophy. From now through January 7, 2025, players can pick up The Reven Pack to add Reven, an adorable fox pet with a Sherlock Holmes-esque hat and collar, to their collections in both modern World of Warcraft and Cataclysm Classic. The bundle also includes Reven’s Comfy Carrier – a charming backpack transmog featuring a snoozing Reven – for modern WoW. 100% of the $20 price of this bundle, save taxes and fees, goes to CureDuchenne.
The Reven Pack – World of Warcraft CureDuchenne Charity Bundle
- Available through January 7, 2025, for $20
- 100% of proceeds go to CureDuchenne
- Reven fox pet for modern World of Warcraft and Cataclysm Classic
- Reven’s Comfy Carrier back transmog for modern World of Warcraft
This charity has a special connection to World of Warcraft. Mats “Ibelin” Steen was a Norwegian World of Warcraft player with a fondness for foxes who passed away on November 18, 2014, from Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Though his disease prevented him from doing many things in the real world, he made incredibly close connections in Azeroth. Ibelin, Steen’s in-game avatar, can be seen alongside Reven – which means “the fox” in Norwegian – in the pack trailer, where both can be seen visiting the in-game memorial of the beloved gamer.
Fans can watch Steen’s story in The Remarkable Life of Ibelin, a new documentary on Netflix. Originally premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, this award-winning film features testimony from his friends and family who share moving stories of Steen in the decade since his passing, as well as World of Warcraft animations recreating some of the most touching scenes of Ibelin’s life in Azeroth.
Players can visit Ibelin’s memorial in World Warcraft on an islet located at Crystal Lake in Elwynn Forest. The monument is a perfect replication of his real-life gravestone, even featuring the English translation of its inscription: “Deeply missed, never forgotten.” Fans who donate to CureDuchenne via the Reven Pack should be sure to bring their new pet to the memorial, as players have been holding vigils there to commemorate Ibelin's remarkable life.
World of Warcraft
- Released
- November 23, 2004
- ESRB
- T for Teen: Blood and Gore, Crude Humor, Mild Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol, Violence (online interactions not rated)
- Developer(s)
- Blizzard
- Publisher(s)
- Blizzard
- Engine
- Unreal Engine
- Multiplayer
- Online Multiplayer
- Cross-Platform Play
- pc, ps
- Cross Save
- yes
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World of Warcraft is an incredibly successful MMORPG that has been going strong for almost two decades. It's one of the highest-grossing franchises in history and is widely considered the most popular MMORPG ever made.
