Timeless masterpieces. Instead of using 2000 free points, why not get these top-tier items?

Honor of Kings generates endless topics. In a version where everyone is pursuing free benefits, the skin design and collaboration production have received a lot of attention. This shows that even free-to-play players are waiting for a premium skin that will make them break their rules and recharge to purchase it for the first time.

After ten years of operation, the game boasts over 600 skins, with diverse marketing strategies, level distinctions, and ever-changing designs. Once considered an exorbitantly priced Legendary skin, it's now possible to obtain one for free ten years later. The 10th anniversary celebration is a prime example, offering 30 free draws along with an additional 30 points-based lucky draw tickets available for limited-time exchange. In one event, over 10,000 people likely won the top prize, causing the Legendary skins to dominate the best-selling charts.

Furthermore, the number of directly sold skins is decreasing. After collaboration skins are released, they are either given as rewards for maintaining activity, epic skins are placed in the fragment shop, and the next skin is directly listed as a rare legendary skin, or even a limited-edition skin, or obtained through custom draws. These seemingly insignificant actions actually affect new players' future skin choices. There are too many limited-edition skins. Even if you find a skin you really love, hoping to use its gorgeous effects and smooth feel to push your skills and performance to another level, you will find that all the skins have expired when you check the shop and forum reviews. You will be waiting anxiously for a return. Even if you wait for the Lunar New Year Spirit Treasure Market or the return of the limited-time voucher shop, you will not know which skin to exchange for. This article will answer the question: which skins in the game are timeless and well-made, and even if you don't want to spend money, the general public will still be willing to pay for them.

Luban No. 7: Video Game Boy

The arcade series was pioneered by Lu Ban No. 7, who popularized the series. Subsequent members incorporated arcade elements, but there was only one Arcade Kid character. After the revamp, even more people bought it. It costs 2888 points, and you can exchange 288 points in the skin fragment shop. The quality is epic, but the quality is not inferior to legendary. It even offers multiple star element color options to change the color tone. After more than 2000 battles, the visuals do not feel tired at all.

Lu Ban No. 7 boasts many high-quality items, such as "Detective Conan," which features dazzling special effects and offers great value for money. The Year of the Tiger limited edition is adorable and comes with a pet to accompany you in battle. However, its unique action is the exclusive move of the Arcade Kid, which is unmatched by anyone else. It takes several years to collect enough fragments to redeem it.