Honor of Kings Unveils Haya ‘Nyi Roro Kidul’ Skin, Ramadan Events, TMII Music Parade

Honor of Kings is rolling out a fresh hero skin for Haya, inspired by the iconic “Nyi Roro Kidul,” marking the next in-game event following the Spring Festival.

Players can now complete missions from February 26 to March 10 to earn level one and level two prize drawing tokens. These tokens offer chances to unlock the new Haya skin, exclusive in-store items, and high-value rewards, including brand-new mobile phones.

This limited-time event is designed to engage players throughout Ramadan, encouraging consistent play while offering tangible rewards.

Team-Based Token Purchases and TMII Music Parade in Jakarta

Beyond solo missions, Honor of Kings is incentivizing group participation. Players can purchase token vouchers together with teammates, contributing to a shared reward pool. The collective pot includes rewards such as the Menki – Beckoning Riches skin and special profile items, emphasizing teamwork and coordinated play.

This feature reinforces social engagement, rewarding teams for collaborative in-game activity rather than individual efforts alone.

To extend the celebration offline, Honor of Kings is offering free tickets to TMII in Jakarta for all players. The event on February 28 features the HOK Music Parade, with live performances by singer Ghea, appearances by KOLs, cosplayers, and interactive activities.

Players attending can experience the game’s community engagement firsthand, bridging the online and real-world Honor of Kings ecosystem.

What This Means for the Honor of Kings Community

The Haya “Nyi Roro Kidul” skin and Ramadan events highlight the game’s focus on seasonal engagement and community-driven activities. With in-game missions, team-based rewards, and live events, Honor of Kings is reinforcing player retention while rewarding consistent and social gameplay.

For players in the Philippines and across Southeast Asia, these updates offer both aesthetic and functional incentives, keeping the meta fresh and the community active during the festive season.