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How to get Smite 2 Founder’s Series Twitch drops for free

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Smite 2 has just entered open beta and is now free-to-play, meaning that the game is finally moving ahead at full speed. As with the original game, you can expect plenty of character cosmetics and profile customizations are on the way — and some of it is already here. From now until Sunday, January 19, you can earn a collection of new in-game items by simply watching the Smite 2 Twitch stream during the Founder’s Series Championship. Here’s what you need to know about getting this cool new stuff.

How to get Smite 2 Founder’s Series Twitch drops for free

Before you can score any of the Smite 2 Founder’s Series Twitch drops, you’ll need to link your Twitch account to your Smite 2 account. This will allow the rewards to be automatically applied to your game as you unlock them.

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Below is the schedule for the Founder’s Series Twitch drops. Just watch the stream for the specified number of hours each day to earn the in-game rewards.

Tuesday, January 14 – Thursday, January 16

Up to 4 cosmetics – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 4 hours

Friday, January 17

Founder’s Ace Title – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 2 hours
Order Champion Badge – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 4 hours

Saturday, January 18

Chaos Champion Badge – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 2 hours
Up the Ante Global Emote – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 4 hours

Sunday, January 19

Founder’s Vegas Series Card Effect – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 2 hours
Jade Dragons Bellona Skin – Watch the Smite 2 stream on Twitch for 4 hours

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