Any changes made after that will cost gamers $10.
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Blizzard has published a new post on the official Battle.net website. By changing your BattleTag, all of your users and content will remain safely within your account. But that policy has how changed, and you may now change your Battletag as often as you like-as long as you’re willing to pay for it.
Microsoft let’s you change your Gamertag. If you want to change your BattleTag again after your free one, the $10 charge will kick in for each successive name change.
Locate the dropdown menu with your current Battletag and press on it. Battletags don’t have to be unique (Blizzard tacks a number onto the end of each to differentiate them), and, aside from the limits imposed by Blizzard‘s naming policy, you can make it whatever you want.
Once you are in your Account Settings, locate the Account Details information, which is located in the far left hand column on the page. There should also be a new link here that says Change.
The good news is that Blizzard won’t charge you for your absolute first BattleTag change.
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On this new page you can change your Battletag, create a randomized Battletag, or just back out of the process entirely. You can change your online name in Steam, too.
