Get a great gift from Guild Wars 2 through Prime Gaming! In the Arenanet MMORPG’s new loot pack, there’s a little companion waiting for you, the cute Basenji. It’s more than just a mini-game – teach it tricks! We reveal how to get it as a prime subscriber.
If you have an Amazon Prime subscription, you can once again secure a free loot bundle with great content in Guild Wars 2! Amazon Prime’s newest gift (for paying customers, duh) is now available – and it’s super cute. You get a cute dog from the Basenji breed. You can summon him with a whistle and teach him new tricks every day – actions like barking, landing, rocking, rolling, pretending to die, etc! We will tell you how to get the beloved meat.
The official in-game promotion for the trainable Basenji from Guild Wars 2.
Source: Arenanet
Hundi is free in GW2 via Prime Gaming
The whole thing is relatively easy. All you need is a GW2 and an Amazon account with an active Prime membership. then you wake up Guild Wars 2 Prime Gaming page. Click on the thumbnail with sylvari and the dog rushes to you to get the promo code. If you didn’t save directly, you can get it back at any time with our Prime Gaming overview linked above. By the way, once you unlock goodies of this kind, you’ll have them forever – if your Prime membership expires, you still have your dog, but generally you have to redeem it by November 30, 2022. Furthermore, there is currently still a gift terminator for PvP and Postman to collect them!
Within your Guild Wars 2 gems overview, you can redeem promo codes from Amazon Prime Gaming in the store.
Source: polished
Within the game, simply open the store (the default is “O” for Black Lion Society) and click “Redeem” under the gem summary at the top left. In the new window, select “Redeem item code” and put the promotional code there. there he is! You already have a cute GW2 companion that you can teach tricks and play with.
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