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You Have Until June 10 To Get Your The Witcher 3 Physical Gwent Decks
You’ll have a chance to round out your physical Gwent collection with the launch of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s final expansion. If you have the expansion pass, pick up a collector’s edition of the Blood and Wine expansion, or purchase it by itself digitally, you can get two more decks.
If you picked up the Hearts of Stone collector’s edition or ordered decks online with your expansion credentials, you already have the Scoia’tael and Monster decks. The Blood and Wine set gets you Nilfgaard and Northern Realms.
The collector’s edition will run you $29.99. If you want to redeem a code online to order your Gwent decks, they’ll run you $10 per set. You will need to provide photographic proof of expansion pass or individual expansion purchase.
CD Projekt Red is looking to wrap up distribution by June 10 or as long as supplies last. Best not sleep on this if you want them. Blood and Wine will be out on May 31 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
[Source: CD Projekt Red]
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