Name cards are a popular way to personalize your in-game profile, allowing you to show off unique designs and themes. Souvenirs are also are unique cosmetics.

Here’s a guide on how to obtain these name cards:

1. Battle Pass Rewards

Many name cards are themed after specific Seasons and are included as rewards in the Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. As you progress through the tiers, you can unlock various name cards, each reflecting the theme of that particular season. Some of these cards are available in the free track, while others require purchasing the premium Battle Pass.

2. Shop Purchases

Name cards can also be purchased directly from the in-game shop. They are often sold as part of bundles that include other cosmetics like skins or sprays. If you’re only interested in the name card, it can typically be bought separately for 300 Overwatch Coins.

3. Challenges

Certain name cards are unlocked by completing specific in-game challenges. These challenges can vary, ranging from winning a set number of matches to participating in special events or game modes. Completing these challenges not only provides name cards but also other rewards.

4. Twitch Drops

Overwatch 2 often partners with Twitch to offer exclusive name cards as Twitch Drops. By watching designated Overwatch streams for a set amount of time, you can earn these cards as a reward. Make sure your Battle.net account is linked to your Twitch account to claim these rewards.

Souvenirs are also unique cosmetics.

Player Progression Name card:

Name cards can also be earned through hero progression by leveling up specific heroes. Each hero has a series of milestones tied to their level, and reaching these milestones unlocks new name cards associated with that hero. Here’s how it works:

Hero Level Progression and Name Card Tiers

• Tier 1 Name Card: Unlocked at Hero Level 8
  • You can earn the first name card for a hero by reaching level 8 with that specific hero. This is the initial step in showcasing your dedication to mastering the character.
• Tier 2 Name Card: Unlocked at Hero Level 15
  • The second name card becomes available once you progress to level 15. This shows further commitment and experience with the hero.
• Tier 3 Name Card: Unlocked at Hero Level 30
  • By the time you reach level 30 with a hero, you’ll unlock a more prestigious name card. This tier often reflects your growing proficiency with the hero.
• Tier 4 Name Card: Unlocked at Hero Level 75
  • Achieving level 75 with a hero grants you a name card that truly stands out, marking you as an experienced player with that character.
• Tier 5 Name Card: Unlocked at Hero Level 125
  • At level 125, you unlock one of the highest tiers of name cards. This card is a clear indicator of your long-term dedication and skill with the hero.
• Tier 6 Name Card: Unlocked at Hero Level 200
  • The ultimate name card for a hero is unlocked at level 200. This tier is reserved for players who have extensively played and mastered a hero, showcasing their top-level expertise.

How to Equip Name Cards?

Once you’ve unlocked a name card by reaching the required hero level, you can equip it by navigating to the Career Profile in the main menu, selecting the Customization tab, and choosing the name card you want to display. Each name card reflects your progress and dedication to specific heroes, allowing you to personalize your profile and show off your achievements to other players.

Name cards in Overwatch 2 offer a unique way to personalize your profile and showcase your achievements. Whether earned through Battle Pass progression, completing challenges, or leveling up specific heroes, these cards reflect your dedication and style within the game.