The 10th anniversary is coming soon, and the season skins have been greatly upgraded, with Arthur comparable to the epic limited edition. (II)

A vibrant new colorway, a blue and yellow with light purple accents, complements the name and theme like holy light. This will be Arthur's most outstanding free item. Back to the choice of ownership, why did the authorities assign another skin to Arthur? There's already one, and there are many underrated heroes who haven't yet become popular and are in desperate need of skins to boost their popularity. Why did they choose an old classic character?

The first season skin, the Lion King's value soars

In-game, many heroes have already received more than one, or even two, seasonal skins. As for why Arthur was deliberately chosen for Season 41, it's related to the 10th anniversary celebration. Remember the iconic hero who accompanied you through the game's tutorials when you first entered? Arthur. The game icon for Honor of Kings is Arthur, and he's the first person in the entire Rift to receive a seasonal skin. The long-lost Lion King of the Victory series has been eagerly awaited for its return in the seasonal store, where it's so rare that even high-rolling players are willing to pay top dollar to buy accounts from veteran players just to show off and experience this seasonal skin.

At the beginning, the game was not well-known and there were very few players, so it was not difficult to obtain skins. The unlocking condition for Lion King was just to accumulate game sessions and reach the gold rank. People did not care too much about it and took the rewards in the ranking matches. Who would have thought that the price would double in ten years. If you really want to sell the account, it does have its value. Old players, this is your business opportunity.

Players hope that the 10th anniversary celebration will be arranged to return

The game's first seasonal skin was Arthur the Lion King, and the addition of Oath of Glory ten years later closed the loop, perfectly concluding the series and fitting the tenth anniversary theme. As for the biggest question in the community, will skins return? Initially, the game wasn't played by many, and missing out on skins is an irreparable regret, making them coveted collectors' items. Unfortunately, they've never returned. With the tenth anniversary approaching, do you think the official team will make an exception and fulfill everyone's wish? It's unlikely. If they do return, their value will immediately depreciate, and once all the skins are collected, what reason will long-time players, or even consumers, have to continue playing?

I believe that the planner is not a philanthropist. Welfare is welfare, but if the expensive old skins are to be returned, they might use some tricks to make money.