The sections below cover each reward in detail, followed by a full step-by-step guide to the drop-claiming process.
During the Dragonflight Patch 10.2 launch window, Blizzard offered Dottie as the first of two Twitch drop rewards. Available from November 7 to November 14, 2023, Dottie was a Beast-type companion pet modeled after an alpaca calf, with a soft, light-colored coat and the characteristically oversized eyes and ears of a juvenile alpaca. In the pet battle system, Dottie used abilities including Face Bite, Headbutt, and Chew, and carried the standard Beast advantage against Mechanical pets while being weak against Humanoid opponents.
Dottie had a notable history before this Twitch campaign. The pet first appeared on December 3, 2019, sold through the Battle.net Shop for $10 USD as part of a charity promotion benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation and WE Charity. One hundred percent of proceeds, after refunds and taxes, went to those organizations during December 2019. When that promotion ended, Dottie was removed from sale in September 2023, making it a limited collectible. The November 2023 Twitch drop was therefore its first re-release, and the first time players could obtain the pet at no cost.
The alpaca's name reportedly combines details from WoW lore related to the character Meerah and her alpacas from the Nazjatar zone in Battle for Azeroth. For players who missed the original charity window, the Patch 10.2 Twitch campaign was the only other opportunity on record to add Dottie to a collection.
Players who watched 4 cumulative hours of qualifying WoW Dragonflight streams between November 7 and November 14, 2023, with accounts properly linked, earned the drop automatically, after which it appeared in the Twitch Drops Inventory for claiming.
The second Patch 10.2 Twitch drop reward was the White Riding Camel, available from November 14 to November 21, 2023. This mount has one of the more storied acquisition histories in the game. It was originally introduced as a rare loot card in the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game expansion Crypt of the Forgotten, which launched in June 2012. Players who pulled the ultra-rare card from booster packs received a code that could be redeemed in-game for the mount.
Because TCG loot cards depended entirely on pack luck and a secondary market that had largely dried up by the mid-2010s, the White Riding Camel became one of the harder mounts to obtain outside of expensive purchases. On the auction house, codes historically traded for millions of gold, and physical cards changed hands online for figures ranging from several hundred to over a thousand euros, depending on supply and demand at the time.
The November 2023 Twitch campaign was the first occasion Blizzard made the White Riding Camel available through a non-TCG channel, giving players who had never encountered the card a straightforward way to add it to their mount collection. The drop again required 4 hours of watched Dragonflight stream content during the November 14 to November 21 window, using the same account-linking and claim process as Dottie the previous week.
The mount uses a white-coated camel model with an ornate saddle, and it scales with riding skill in the same way as other ground mounts. Players interested in the broader WoW mount catalog can browse our WoW mount collection to see current obtainable options.
The Patch 10.2 Twitch drops used Blizzard's standard account-linking system. Players who wanted to participate had to complete a one-time setup, and then the drops accumulated passively while watching. Here is how the process worked:
Both rewards followed this same process on separate weekly schedules. Players who completed Dottie's 4-hour requirement and claimed it before November 14 were immediately eligible to begin accumulating watch time toward the White Riding Camel in the second window. For a broader look at WoW services, visit our WoW hub.
Last reviewed 2026-06-20 against Patch 10.2 Guardians of the Dream — Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.
Dottie was a baby alpaca companion pet introduced to WoW in December 2019 as a $10 charity item from the Battle.net Shop, with proceeds supporting Make-A-Wish Foundation and WE Charity. The pet returned as a free Twitch drop from November 7 to November 14, 2023, during the Dragonflight Patch 10.2 launch campaign.
The White Riding Camel was a TCG loot card reward from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game expansion Crypt of the Forgotten, released in June 2012. Before the November 2023 Twitch campaign, obtaining it required either pulling the ultra-rare card from booster packs or purchasing one on the secondary market, where codes traded for high gold values or real-money prices.
Each reward required 4 cumulative hours of watch time on qualifying WoW Dragonflight streams. Watch time did not have to be completed in a single session and accumulated across multiple streams and channels during the active campaign window.
No. The two drops ran on back-to-back weekly schedules. Dottie was available from November 7 to November 14, 2023, and the White Riding Camel ran the following week, November 14 to November 21, 2023. Players had to complete one week's campaign before the next one began.
No. The Battle.net and Twitch account link was a one-time setup. Players who had linked accounts for any previous Blizzard Twitch promotion were already set up and only needed to watch qualifying streams during each campaign window.
No. The November 7-14, 2023, Twitch drop was a time-limited campaign tied to the Patch 10.2 launch. After the window closed, Dottie was no longer available through any active channel. Players who missed it would need to watch for any future re-releases announced by Blizzard.
The White Riding Camel's 2023 Twitch drop campaign has ended. It may still be available through the TCG secondary market if physical cards can be found, but that channel is increasingly limited. No active in-game source for the White Riding Camel is confirmed as of the review date above.
The campaign ran during World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, specifically at the launch of Patch 10.2 "Guardians of the Dream." Dragonflight was a mid-2020s expansion; two subsequent expansions have since released, with Midnight (Patch 12.0) being current as of 2026.
