MLBB Promo Diamonds: shop skins, Kagura draws and catch-up tasks explained

The Promo Diamond spending window has arrived, but a shop skin and a Kagura “Feast of Eternity” draw are different choices. The shop shows the item before checkout; a draw purchases a random chance. Check your available balance and the regular Diamonds still due before deciding where to use the discount.

MOONTON’s Double 11 graphic lists both Promo Diamond use and catch-up tasks for November 10–17. The original-server event update lists the shop sale and catch-up tasks in the same period, using server time. However, creator Kazuki Official’s November 10 video shows an account whose catch-up tab says November 11–17. That is a one-day discrepancy: check your own account for the opening time and available tasks.

The official graphic also says players logging in on November 10 server time can claim a Promo Carnival Pack containing up to 1,111 Promo Diamonds. “Up to” is not a fixed reward for every account. If that server date has passed, do not count it as a guaranteed balance. Players who missed earlier Bonus Event Tasks can check catch-up tasks; the graphic gives no total catch-up amount and does not promise to replace every missed reward.

For the shop, the official event update says eligible sale skins can cost as little as one regular Diamond. In one account shown by Kazuki, Vexana “Eternal Vows” displayed one regular Diamond at checkout after Promo Diamonds. Another screen warned that the account did not own Vexana: buying the skin alone does not grant the hero. This is one account and item, not a one-Diamond price for every skin.

Promo Diamonds can also be used in the Kagura draw, but they purchase chances rather than a direct choice of skin. Kazuki demonstrates a single draw costing 80 Promo Diamonds plus 20 regular Diamonds when enough Promo Diamonds are available; he says this option does not stack with the daily half-price single draw. Different balances, accounts or event rules can change the displayed payment, so inspect the deduction before confirming.

The official preview says the first 10-draw guarantees a Special-or-better skin, while each subsequent 10-draw guarantees an Elite-or-better skin, prioritizing skins not yet owned. Neither guarantee means Kagura is assured in ten draws. If you want a particular shop skin, a direct purchase has a more predictable outcome; if Kagura is the goal, the draw remains uncertain.

Start by claiming whatever rewards your account currently offers, then check whether your chosen shop item accepts Promo Diamonds and how many regular Diamonds remain due. For Kagura, compare the single-draw deduction with the daily discount and read the live checkout. The Promo Diamond window and the Kagura event end at different times, so the longer draw period does not extend the discount currency.