The redemption volume of Lu Bu's collectible items was lower than expected. These four items lost out in terms of special effects, but they were status symbols. (IV)

Cheng Yaojin's Firepower Assault skill's biggest highlight lies in its dual-form fitness feature, a highly creative and cleverly integrated element into his skill mechanics. It lacks demonic transformation and doesn't differentiate between melee and ranged attacks; it simply heals and allows for direct combat. Viewed from an older version perspective, its design represents a breakthrough. Xiahou Dun's Infinite Hurricane, a true mecha enthusiast, while its special effects might seem dated in 2026, evoke the image of a giant humanoid robot from the Japanese anime *Mobile Suit Gundam*. That classic feel is truly nostalgic. This proves that, as time passes, the selling point of collectible items isn't necessarily the special effects, but rather the enduring memories they evoke.

Wu Zetian: The Oracle of Nyx

Reality is paramount; feel and smoothness aren't everything. It's a rare opportunity to acquire a Glory Crystal, and if the special effects aren't dazzling, what's the difference between it and a regular Epic or Brave skin? This is especially true for mages, who deal ranged damage. If the spellcasting and skill casting lacks explosive effects and a satisfying impact, it's a huge drawback. As for Wu Zetian's Nyx's Oracle, it's a visually stunning masterpiece among the skins. Even in the Critical Strike Treasure Hunt, dubbed a hidden reward by netizens, its price is truly exorbitant. The reason is that Wu Zetian herself is also a reward in the Glory Shop; before experiencing the skin, you have to acquire the hero first, effectively doubling the price—two crystals—to truly own Nyx's Oracle.

With its ultimate visual dominance, featuring a full-screen display of celestial bodies and unleashing a black hole with a purple-black color scheme reminiscent of the universe, the battlefield transforms into an endless energy field. It doesn't rely on fancy tricks but rather on sheer sheer scale. Upon its first appearance, it exudes nobility and magnificence, making even those on the next screen feel the oppressive weight of its wealth.

Armor: Silver Aria

When it comes to the dual forms of the Honor Collection, only the warrior Kai truly brings out the best in these aspects, earning him the title of "top-tier." His ultimate skill transforms him into a demon, and his skill mechanics encompass three forms. Once equipped, the visual changes are immediately apparent. The sound effects, the impact of attacks, and the skill feedback all directly affect the gameplay experience. It's not just a simple design; it reshapes the hero experience, making him the ideal choice and the one who best embodies the qualities of a Honor Collection item.

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