The Pet Store for World of Warcraft is part of the Blizzard Store and a new way for players to obtain in-game pets to join them on their adventures in Azeroth. However, the reactions to this new feature by the European and American communities were mixed, with many players bemoaning the increasing number of pay-to-use features and expressing concern that real advantages in the game might become available for money at some point.[1][2]
Over time the name "Pet Store" has become a misnomer, as products such as mounts can also be ordered.
As a result of the Americans getting the pets cheaper than the Europeans due to the conversion rate between dollars and euros ($10 per pet against €10 per pet), many Europeans took advantage of the fact that pets from the American pet shop could be purchased for European realms, which led to Blizzard making the pet stores regional.[3]
Pets released at the Pet Store[]
[Lil' Phylactery] - $10 US or €10 (Released November 4th, 2009)
[Lil' Ragnaros] - $10 US or €10 (Released (November 29th, 2010)- [Lil' XT] - $10 US or €10 (Released April 15th, 2010)
- [Moonkin Hatchling] - $10 US or €10 (Released (November 29th, 2010)
- [Pandaren Monk] - $10 US or €10 (Released (November 4th, 2009)
- [Celestial Steed] - $25 US or €20 (Released April 15th, 2010)
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- Pet Stores
- News
