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Arena of Valor players can earn selected skins through official login campaigns, missions, seasonal activities, and regional promotions. Event schedules differ by server and expire quickly, so the in-game Events panel and the official channel for your region are more reliable than an old monthly calendar.
The original version of this article mixed an April 2026 heading with December 2024 event dates. Those listings are no longer presented as current. The guidance below explains how to find and evaluate active events without promising rewards that may have expired.
Where to check for active free-skin events
- Open the in-game Events panel: review every active tab, the closing time, and the server time used for deadlines.
- Check Announcements: patch notes and campaign notices explain eligibility, mission progress, and reward delivery.
- Use your regional publisher's official channels: Arena of Valor is operated by different publishers in different markets, so an event for one server may not exist on another.
- Review the event page from inside the game: this reduces the risk of opening a copied or fraudulent promotion.
The official Arena of Valor website links to game news and community channels. Players on a Garena-operated server should use the Garena channels shown for that specific region.
Common types of skin reward events
- Login calendars: claim rewards on designated days or after a required number of check-ins.
- Mission events: play listed modes, complete matches, or reach activity targets.
- Token exchanges: collect event tokens and exchange them before the shop closes.
- Community milestones: a server-wide progress bar can unlock rewards after both personal and global conditions are met.
- Returning-player campaigns: selected rewards may be limited to accounts that meet an inactivity requirement.
- Promotional codes: event codes may provide trial items, fragments, or other rewards, but they can be regional and time-limited.
How to check whether a skin is genuinely free
Read the complete reward rule before starting. A campaign described as “free” may still require many matches, daily attendance, token collection, or ownership of another item. A lucky draw that provides only one free attempt does not guarantee the featured skin.
| Check | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Server | The event is available on your regional version of Arena of Valor |
| Deadline | The closing date, server time, and separate exchange-shop deadline |
| Eligibility | Account level, return status, linked account, or other requirements |
| Task progress | Which game modes count and whether completed tasks must be claimed manually |
| Reward type | Permanent skin, trial card, fragment, selection chest, or chance-based draw |
| Cost | Whether vouchers, paid draws, or purchases are required at any stage |
Historical event screens
These images are retained from the previous article as examples of how Arena of Valor event pages may present missions and rewards. The dates and rewards shown in them are historical and should not be treated as active offers.



How to avoid missing a reward
- Claim completed tasks before the daily or event reset.
- Exchange tokens before the event shop closes; unused tokens may not carry over.
- Take a screenshot of completed progress if a reward is not delivered.
- Restart the game after a completed match if the counter has not updated.
- Contact the support channel for your regional publisher with the event name, player ID, server, and screenshot when necessary.
Avoid fake free-skin offers
Do not enter your game password, social-login password, payment details, or one-time verification code on an unofficial event page. A legitimate promotion should be reachable through the game or a verified publisher channel. “Skin generators,” modified clients, and offers that require account transfer can lead to theft or account restrictions.
Because Arena of Valor events change frequently, use this article as a verification checklist and rely on the current in-game rules for the final reward, deadline, and eligibility.
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