Hi, I bought M&M Heroes VI Complete and I get a dlc to M&M Duel of Champions - pack of cards from Necropolis with Ariana and 25000 gold. Is this worth something? I don't want to play this game and I could create a giveaway.

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Everything is worth something to someone. I'm sure you can find a person playing that game.

10 years ago
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If you don´t need it I would take it because I play the game. :)

10 years ago
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No begging

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Homor pls

10 years ago
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Gren Buray pls

10 years ago
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so could I create private (on forum) giveaway with that? I don't want to get banned for that :)

10 years ago
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It really depends. Does it correspond to a store page, or is it like one of those little drops that people got from the Summer Sale (I have two drops for that game collecting dust myself)?

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its not from summer sale. i got a email from ubisoft with that, after activating my heroes VI complete on steam and uplay.

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I know, I read that it came with another game. I'm asking if it corresponds to a store page or if its just some random bits.

Also, is it even activated on Steam for that matter?

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It has nothing to do with Steam, and is redeemed in the game client via Uplay.

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This does not include the content of any dlc purchasable via steam,so you should not create a giveaway for it. You can however,simply open a topic and write the key there (so whoever is faster will get it),or create a little contest and give it to the winner(like a puzzle or 'post the best cat gif').

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Closed 10 years ago by zpox.