Support CureDuchenne with WoW’s 2024 Charity Pet Offering

NimblMe | Support CureDuchenne with WoW’s 2024 Charity Pet Offering | The Reven Pack, available now until 2:00 a.m. (UTC +8) January 8, 2025, is inspired by the incredible story of Mats Steen, which is captured in The Remarkable Life of Ibelin documentary – now live on Netflix. Mats, a Norwegian WoW player known in game as Ibelin, suffered from DMD, a rare neuromuscular disease. In the wake of his death, his family discovered what they thought was a life lived in total isolation, was in fact filled with joy, laughter, friendship and love through Mats’ adventures in WoW. 

In Norwegian, Reven means “the fox,” and players can adopt this curious little pet to accompany them on their adventures in both modern WoW as well as in WoW Classic progression servers. Additionally, modern WoW players will also get a back slot transmog item, Reven’s Comfy Carrier, complete with a sleepy Reven. 

One hundred percent* of the purchase price will be donated to CureDuchenne to accelerate research toward a cure for Duchenne muscular dystrophy and improve care for individuals worldwide living with the disease.  

To get the Reven Pack, players can purchase from the in-game shop, or via the shop page on Battle.net. 

Assets can be found in the Blizzard Press Center.

About CureDuchenne

CureDuchenne is the global nonprofit leader in research, patient care, and innovation for improving and extending the lives of those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a progressive neuromuscular disease that affects about 300,000 individuals around the world. CureDuchenne accelerates research toward a cure for Duchenne by funding early-stage science with the goal of bringing treatments to everyone affected by Duchenne, no matter where they live, what language they speak or their financial status.  We also support families through education and outreach and improve standards of care for individuals worldwide with Duchenne, including those in underserved communities. Visit www.cureduchenne.org to learn more.