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BlizzCon Streamers To Receive Fire-Spouting Murloc Pet
How many murlocs follow you around on your route through daily quests or harass fellow anglers in Stormwind? You could have one more World of Warcraft companion if you pick up a BlizzCon Virtual Ticket for $40.
Blizzard announced today that anyone who pays for the BlizzCon stream (or DirectTV package) will get a voucher for the exclusive Murkablo pet. Actual real-world attendees of Blizzcon will of course get a voucher for the pet as well. I'm assuming based on the screenshot that it shoots fire, and a copious amount of adorable gurgling is to be expected from any murloc pet.
Don't tell me you're not tempted to drop the $40 just for the pet. This is a safe place; we can all be honest here. If you do need more silly virtual loot to get your wallet out, though, Virtual Ticket owners will also get a yet-to-be-announced StarCraft II bonus item as well. Maybe a Wirt's Third Leg avatar?
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