Honor of Kings: Three skins obtained by spending money, wearing them symbolizes wealth.

It sounds rather superficial. Clothes make the man, and heroes are no different from real people. Fashionable outfits, brand logos, and the aura they exude create a first impression. It's that simple to leave a lasting impression; it's a symbol of status. To exaggerate, there are perfumes, luxury cars, famous watches, jewelry, and so on. So what do you look at first in the game? Skin styles.

Skins are no longer just about changing your appearance. Undeniably, they contribute to smoother gameplay, a better feel, and greater ease of use. The wealthy don't focus on this aspect; for them, it's about influence, a silent label. The sense of oppression doesn't come from strength, but from the financial resources behind it. It's about making others submit, envious, jealous, ruthless, flattering, and pleasing others. If you want to feel good, then share the privilege and let them experience a minion skin. Everyone will be too grateful to thank you then.

Skin is an identity label

The "noble" label and skin quality implicitly indicate how much money and effort players have invested. Not everyone is willing to spend real money on their passion. Game currency is converted from real-world currency and purchased with real money. Most items are cheaper or come with discounts, costing only a few dozen yuan. With enough luck, you can even get them for free. Take the Glory Crystal, for example. Once an unattainable and expensive item, after ten years of operation, it underwent a major reform, significantly reducing its value. Now, it's obtained through multiple channels: points for lucky draws, monthly gift packs, limited-time point shops, and the 10th anniversary celebration with even bigger rewards. Almost everyone flocked to social media to share their rewards, with everyone on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) discussing and asking for opinions on which style to redeem.

While their value has decreased, they still maintain a certain level of sophistication. However, some of them are ridiculously expensive, widely known, and rarely seen on the battlefield. They truly leave viewers speechless, so engrossed in watching the special effects that they almost forget about the fight. These skins have been certified by wealthy players as extremely rare. Their value lies not in their classic status, but in the amount of money required to acquire them.

The Oracle of Nyx

The first item, and one that can't be ignored, is Wu Zetian's Nyx Oracle. Why is it on the list? The acquisition threshold itself is incredibly high, costing twice the price of Glory Crystals. To equip it, you first need to exchange for Wu Zetian, this unique mage, who is already bound to Glory Crystals. There are no other ways to obtain her, so everyone is debating whether to give up other Legendary skins for her. Two Glory Crystals, each worth at least 361, unless you're incredibly wealthy, is enough to buy a large number of Legendary skins.

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