When Riot Games and the League of Legends devs decided to add an honor system with rewards, many worried that being honorable would not be worth it. Initially, there were good arguments to say that was the case. Then they added in a new Honor Skin that only the most honorable players could get at the end of each season. The LoL 2023 Honor Skin has been revealed and it will be Akshan.
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There were some mixed feelings about the last honor skin so it will be interesting to see how players feel about the LoL 2023 Honor Skin Three-Honors Akshan.
This one certainly carries over the purple/pink neon and Southeast Asia feel from the first skins. This time though, Akshan is bringing some extra style with him. He hood makes it look like he is some sort of demon or at the very least a cat.
Wondering how to get the 2023 League of Legends Honor Skin?
Well, it is quite simple. Be a good person and be decent at League of Legends.
No, but seriously, this is how you get the skin. At the end of each game you can honor someone or people can honor you. The more honors you get, the higher your honor level will be.
With each honor level, you will receive orbs with rewards. Sometimes they will be skins other times they will just be essence. But if you are honor rank 5, the highest you can be, then you will receive the honor skin at the end of each season.
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