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Unboxing: World Of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria Collector’s Edition
Mists of Pandaria’s September 25th release date is right around the corner, so we thought we’d treat you to an unboxing of the collector’s edition.
First up, we have a massive artbook, spanning 208 pages. Plenty of scenic backdrops grace the artbook, but it also, unsurprisingly, shows off plenty of pandas.
As a complement Mists of Pandaria's atmosophere, the collector's edition also includes the soundtrack for your listening pleasure.
But what about something that you can use while you blast through the expansion? Don't worry, you're covered with a Chen Stormstout mouse pad to commemorate the experience.
The set also includes a behind the scenes DVD and Blu-ray combo, where you can get a glimpse into the development process of Mists of Pandaria.
Above is the set in its entirety, the edition also includes some exclusive in-game content, such as the Imperial Quilin mount and Lucky Quilin Cub pet, Starcraft II portraits, and a Diablo III banner sigil and accent (it even features World of Warcraft's newest playable race).
The set costs $79.99. If you like what you see, there's still time to get that pre-order in. How excited are you for Mists of Pandaria?
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