How to claim Hearthstone Prime Gaming reward drops (July 2022)

Lawrence Scotti
Hearthstone getting Prime Gaming rewards

Hearthstone is receiving Prime Gaming rewards to help players climb up the ranks with a litany of exclusive content. Here’s how to claim July 2022’s Hearthstone goodies.

Blizzard Entertainment’s card game, Hearthstone, has been teeming with content in 2022.

The game’s next expansion, Murder at Castle Nathria, is just around the corner, and fans are gearing up for another drop of hundreds of new cards.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Prime Gaming rewards this month and how to claim them.


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Hearthstone Prime Gaming rewards (July 2022)

Hearthstone will be granting players in-game content drops that could give you the upper hand.

Players will receive:

  • Four Guaranteed Legendary Cards (from March 30 – September 14)
  • Three Standard Card Packs (from March 30 – September 14)
  • Prime Gaming Expansion Celebration Pack (from March 30 – April 27)

How to claim Hearthstone Prime Gaming rewards

Acquiring these rewards will require players to have an active Amazon Prime account.

In order to claim your rewards:

  1. Go to the Prime Gaming website
  2. Scroll until you find ‘Hearthstone
  3. Click this month’s reward
  4. Choose ‘go to Activision Blizzard
  5. Sign in to your Battle.net account
  6. Select ‘complete claim
  7. Boot up Hearthstone
  8. Go to the ‘Card Packs‘ section to claim your prize

The promotion will also only run until September 14, 2022, meaning that you’ll want to bookmark this page so that you don’t miss a drop.


Looking to grab some more rewards? Be sure to check out our other Prime Gaming hubs:

Apex Legends | Dead by Daylight | League of Legends | Lost Ark | Rainbow Six Siege | Valorant | FIFA 22 | Destiny 2 | Overwatch | Battlefield 2042 | Warzone & Vanguard | GTA Online

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About The Author

Lawrence is a former Dexerto writer, based in New York City, who covered entertainment and games for Dexerto focusing on Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, NBA 2K, and any indie game he can review.