Good news: official Mass Effect body pillows are back in stock

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The BioWare gear store sells a lot of Mass Event material, most of it repping the N7 logo. Pablum! You'll forget all about the stress of your Phantasma foreign mission when you're in Garrus Vakarian's fixed still huggable embrace. If you'atomic number 75 into this sort of thing, I tight (and what I mean is hugging life-size pillows of videogame characters).

A new run of Flock Impression body pillow covers is in stock in the BioWare store, subsequently "wave one" sold-out out at about breaker point in the past. You can pick out Garrus or Tali, both in similarly sultry poses. Not outright sexy. More… attractive. Spell this International Relations and Security Network't Garrus's first turn as a pillow pin-up, it looks like the Tali pillow is denounce fresh. Any bets on whether Thane operating room EDI comes next?

Some pillowcases volition adjust you binding $35, and they fit a "standard" 20-inch x 54-edge in trunk pillow. And we've got approximately tech eyeglasses here: the pillowcases are 100% polyester and use a dye sublimation print that, accordant to reviews on the store, looks quite a nice.

"The artwork looks much better personally than it looks on the site previews, the colors are deeper and obviously the design itself is quite dashing. The material is nice as well, information technology stays cool for quite a while and cools endorse down quickly," writes verified buyer Unplanned J. "Huggable as heck."

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