Kagura's Feast of Eternity Legend skin comes from a paid draw that runs from November 6 to December 6, 2026. A single draw costs 100 Diamonds and a 10-draw costs 1,000. The skin can drop at random, or you can trade 1,600 event tokens for it in the event shop.
There's no set number of draws. The event's in-game rules say tokens show up on 23% of draws, but not how many you get each time. Pre-launch guides, like this one from November 5, talked about roughly 80 draws, or about 8,000 Diamonds, with nothing official to back it. A direct drop is close to impossible, at 0.003% per draw, or about 1 in 33,000.
What the draw rules say
The rules list the odds for each prize on a single draw:
- Legend, LuckyBox or exclusive Epic skin: 0.003%. - Epic skin: 0.012%. - Special skin: 0.15%. - Elite skin: 1%. - Basic skin: 10%. - Event tokens: 23%.
By our math, even 1,000 draws, or 100,000 Diamonds at full price, would give you only about a 3% chance of pulling the Legend skin outright. The draw's guarantees and milestone rewards don't include Kagura's skin either, so the realistic route is the shop.
How the wish points work
Every draw adds 5 to 15 wish points at random, and very rarely 1,000. At 200, 400, 500, 750 and 1,000 points you can open the wish box for that tier, which spends the points. They give other skins, from a Basic to a LuckyBox, never Kagura's. At an average of 10 points per draw (our math), the first box arrives around draw 20 and the 1,000-point box around draw 100, if you don't open one earlier.
How to spend fewer Diamonds
Dates follow the game's server time, and the math is ours.
- Take the discounted single draw every day. Your first one each day costs 50 Diamonds. November 7 through December 6 fits 30, for 1,500 Diamonds instead of 3,000. - Use your first 10-draw. Its 50% discount applies only once and brings it down to 500 Diamonds. - Put 11.11 Promo Diamonds on single draws. From November 10 to 17 they cover up to 80 of each single draw's 100 Diamonds, but not on top of the daily discount. The checkbox that turns them on clears every day at midnight. The maximum of 1,936 Promo Diamonds covers 24 draws at 20 Diamonds each, as our November Mobile Legends schedule explains. - Keep Feast Invitations separate. These free event draws can't be combined with the 50% discounts.
With both discounts, 40 draws cost 2,000 Diamonds. The rest cost 100 each, or 20 with Promo Diamonds. Since nobody knows how many tokens a draw pays, set a budget before you start.
Is the gold tag worth rushing for?
The ID tag is a badge on the skin that doesn't change its effects and is only available in this event. Per the rules, it's gold if you get the skin from November 6 to 12 and silver from November 13 to December 8, whether through a draw, the shop or a gift.
Rushing makes the skin pricier. November 7 through 12 fits only six daily draws at 50 Diamonds, versus 30 if you keep going to December 6. By our count, the 24 you give up would cost 100 instead of 50, up to 1,200 Diamonds more. It's only worth it if the gold tag means that much to you.
What else the event shop sells
The shop also sells other items, one of each, like the Dynamic Portrait for 150 or skins for Saber, Gatotkaca, Alice and Karina at 600. All of it comes out of the same tokens you need for Kagura, so save these exchanges for last. Just spend whatever is left, because the rules say tokens and Feast Invitations are deleted when the event ends.
What the skin looks like, and its second form
According to guides covering its reveal, Feast of Eternity represents gluttony in the 7 Deadly Sins series. It dresses Kagura in black and flames under a dragon-headed umbrella and restyles her skill effects, not her damage. One of those guides, from November 5, says its second form, a different look mid-match, kicks in once Kagura has dealt 45,000 damage to enemy heroes. MOONTON hasn't confirmed that.
Is it worth it?
Legend is the game's top skin tier, with a new model, effects and animations, but it gives no in-match advantage. If you only pick Kagura now and then, it's hard to justify a cost nobody can work out in advance, so play a few matches with her first or see who she pairs with in our draft lab.
Get Diamonds from in-game events and official top-ups. Sites that want your account details in exchange for free Diamonds are scams.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Kagura's Legend skin cost?
There's no fixed price. A single draw costs 100 Diamonds and a 10-draw 1,000, with your first single draw each day and your first 10-draw at half price. The skin trades for 1,600 event tokens, but the rules don't say how many tokens a draw pays, so the total comes down to luck.
How many draws does Feast of Eternity take?
There's no guaranteed number. Tokens drop on 23% of draws, in amounts the rules don't specify. Pre-launch guides talked about roughly 80 draws, without official confirmation.
What are the odds of pulling the skin directly?
0.003% per draw, or about 1 in 33,000, according to the event rules. By our math, even 1,000 draws would give you only about a 3% chance, so most players will get it through the shop.
What's the difference between the gold and silver tag?
Only when you get the skin and how the badge looks. The gold tag covers November 6 to 12 and the silver one November 13 to December 8, whether you get the skin by drawing, exchanging or as a gift. Neither changes the skin's effects.
Can I use 11.11 Promo Diamonds on Kagura's draw?
Yes, from November 10 to 17, on single draws only and not together with the daily discount. They cover up to 80 of each draw's 100 Diamonds, and the checkbox to use them clears every day at midnight.
What happens to leftover tokens when the event ends?
They're deleted, along with Feast Invitations. Before then you can spend them in the shop on Kagura's skin, the Dynamic Portrait, the Radiant Kits or other heroes' skins at 600, or use them to gift skins you already own.
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