Twitch Drops are in-game rewards you can earn by watching eligible World of Tanks livestreams on Twitch. Learn more about the different types of Twitch Drops and how to claim them.
Twitch Drops are in-game rewards you can earn by watching participating livestreams on Twitch for a certain amount of time. Drops campaigns may run on the official World of Tanks channel, on content creator channels, or across the whole category.
There are three types of Twitch Drops:
Use the Wargaming.net Account Management page to link your Wargaming.net and Twitch accounts before you can receive Twitch Drops rewards.
Your Twitch account can only be linked to one Wargaming.net account at a time, so make sure the correct account is linked before joining a Drops campaign. Wargaming.net account should be seen in your Twitch account settings.

Yes. To receive Twitch Drops through Steam, your game account must first be linked to your email.
After that:
Only livestreams with Twitch Drops enabled count toward rewards.
You can identify eligible streams by:
Not all World of Tanks streams have Drops enabled, and recorded streams or VODs do not count.
Watch an eligible livestream for the required amount of time during an active Drops campaign. Each Drop has its own watch-time requirement, and after one Drop is earned, progress starts toward the next available campaign reward.
You can track progress through the Twitch progress bar, the Drops & Rewards section in your Twitch profile menu, or your Twitch Drops Inventory page.
No, watching multiple Drops-enabled streams simultaneously will not increase progress speed and may stop progress tracking entirely. To make sure progress is counted correctly, watch only one Drops-enabled stream at a time and keep the stream active in your primary browser tab.
Once you complete the required watch time, Twitch will display a notification. Click Claim, and the reward will be delivered to your linked account. You can also claim rewards manually through your Twitch Drops Inventory.
Rewards are usually delivered automatically after claiming, but if you are already logged in, you may need to log out, restart the game, and log back in.
First, restart the game, re-log in to your account, and confirm that the correct Twitch and Wargaming.net accounts are linked.
If the issue persists, try this:
No, Twitch Prime or Prime Gaming memberships are not required to earn Twitch Drops.
Most Drops campaigns are shared across Europe, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific. However, some campaigns may be region-specific, only apply to certain channels, or have different availability periods.
Always check the campaign announcement for region details.
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