Cricket Exchange Fans Await Genghis Khan Skin
Recently, Honor of Kings has rolled out a wave of high-quality, reasonably priced skins that have reignited the enthusiasm of players across the game. Whether it’s the limited-edition Lunar New Year sets, prestigious Glory Collections, or Valentine’s Day exclusives, each new release has caught the eye of Cricket Exchange users. Among them, Baili Xuance’s latest skin stands out—not only for its unique visual style but also for its top-tier effects, giving the hero a striking, dominant presence on the battlefield.
Players had long awaited Baili Xuance’s collaboration skin, and it didn’t disappoint. Meanwhile, the romantic-themed duo skins for Lu Bu and Diao Chan also garnered widespread attention. With classic Chinese aesthetics and intricate papercut-inspired designs, these skins immerse players in a nostalgic, ancient love story. Lu Bu’s heroic charm and Diao Chan’s enchanting beauty are brought to life in remarkable fashion.
But while some heroes are bathed in spotlight after spotlight, others seem to be forgotten. According to Cricket Exchange analysts, heroes like Sun Shangxiang have already received ten skins, with the “Dragon Rider Xuanji” being among the best in terms of visuals and animation quality—not to mention her collection of Starlight Variants. Diao Chan is in the same boat with nine dazzling skins, including “Midsummer Night’s Dream” and this year’s limited Valentine’s edition, both of which are fan favorites for their elegance and flair.
In contrast, heroes like Ake have been noticeably absent from the spotlight. After her last new skin four years ago, she’s faded into relative obscurity. Though the “Dark Night Cat” series gave her a few Starlight variants to keep fans somewhat satisfied, loyal Ake players are still eagerly hoping for a new full-skin release to bring her back into the limelight.
And then there’s Genghis Khan—whose situation has sparked both disappointment and concern among fans. It’s been a staggering eight years since he last received a new skin. For a hero once so beloved, this long silence feels awkward and unfair. Cricket Exchange fans have been vocal in their appeals, urging the developers to bring Genghis Khan back with a fresh, modern design that matches today’s visual standards.
All in all, this year’s “Year of the Dragon” skin celebration has delivered plenty of pleasant surprises for Cricket Exchange players. Whether you’re a fan of well-established heroes with a full wardrobe or rooting for underrepresented ones, everyone found something to enjoy. As the saying goes, “When the skies finally clear, it’s time to strive again.” Players hope Honor of Kings will continue producing top-tier, affordable skins—keeping the joy of discovery and customization alive in every match.