Honor of Kings is kicking off its Anniversary Celebration on October 21, 2026, with a new Tank/Support hero, free login rewards, limited-time events, and new skins. Players can unlock Dunshan, earn the Millennium Tower Dunshan collaboration skin, and take part in additional activities running through October and early November.
Why it matters: The anniversary event gives players several ways to collect in-game rewards, including a new hero, Honor Points, outfits, and skins. Some rewards are available through free login and gameplay activities, while others require participation in limited-time events.
The details: Dunshan arrives in the latest game update as a Tank/Support hero who can transform into a shield to protect teammates and reduce incoming damage. Players who joined the October 15 pre-launch event can claim Dunshan for free. Otherwise, the hero costs 13,888 Starstones or 588 Tokens, with a 50% first-week discount bringing the Token price down to 294.
From October 21 to November 5, players can also unlock a free anniversary voice pack featuring creators by logging in cumulatively during the event.
Another major reward is Millennium Tower Dunshan, a collaboration skin inspired by the Wooden Pagoda of Yingxian County in Shanxi Province, China. Built in 1056, the pagoda is known as the world’s oldest and tallest surviving multi-storey wooden structure.
Players can collect standees by logging in, playing matches, and sharing with friends. They can then merge standees to earn points and exchange them for rewards, including the collaboration skin, which becomes available for redemption on October 29. Players can merge standees once per day, and all standees are cleared at the daily reset, making it important to use them before the reset.
The bigger picture: More anniversary rewards arrive on October 24. Players who received last year’s Decade of Promise Future Pack can open it between October 24 and November 4 to receive 400 to 2,000 Honor Points and a random Epic or Legend skin. Players who already own every skin in the reward pool will receive 2,000 Honor Points instead.
Those who missed the original pack can ask a player who owns one for a share code through the Pack Transfer event. Redeeming the code grants a Decade of Promise Sharing Pack containing a guaranteed 400 Honor Points.
Players who log in on October 24 or 25 can also claim 400 Honor Points, an Anniversary Flowborn outfit, an Anniversary Flowborn outfit item, and an anniversary avatar frame pack.
Between the lines: The anniversary celebration also introduces new ways to earn skins through limited-time activities. LIMBO Wish returns on October 30 with additional skins, including a new Gao Changgong skin. Players can earn Lucky Draw Vouchers through activity missions or purchase them to flip tiles on the draw board.
The event guarantees a Rare skin within 10 flips, a new Epic skin within 20 flips, and two new Legend skins at the 30th and 36th flips. Completing activity missions can provide enough free vouchers to unlock the Rare skin.
For players: A new farming event also begins on October 30. Players can clear plots, purchase seed packs, plant and water crops, then harvest and sell them for farming coins and experience points. Progress unlocks additional features, including hero-themed crops and visits to friends’ farms. Farming coins can be spent in the event shop, while completing the crop collection offers extra rewards, including a LIMBO- and Halloween-themed Flowborn outfit.
What’s next: The anniversary activities begin on October 21, with additional rewards and events arriving on October 24, October 29, and October 30. Players should check the event schedules in-game and complete daily activities before resets or event deadlines.
The Bottom Line: Honor of Kings’ Anniversary Celebration combines a new hero, a collaboration skin, login bonuses, skin draws, and a farming event. Players can earn several rewards through regular gameplay, with Dunshan and the Millennium Tower Dunshan skin among the main highlights.
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