Riot restored 34 cosmetics in Teamfight Tactics Patch 18.3, dated 23 September 2026 for Malaysia. Its patch notes name returning Arenas, Booms, Chibis and Unbound Tacticians. This is a conversion list for the Unreal version of TFT, not a list of new free rewards or proof that every item is on sale.
For Malaysian TFT Mobile players, the first step is to check an item already on your account before spending on a different look. The patch does not give live mobile-store prices or promise that every returning item can currently be bought with TFT Coins.
What returned with patch 18.3
Riot groups the 34 returned cosmetics by type and rarity. The names below follow the official 18.3 list; gameplay balance changes and items planned for later patches are outside this buying checklist.
Arenas and Booms restored in 18.3
- Legendary Arenas (5): Bridge of Progress; Club 2 Arena; Cyber City Streets; Enchanted Archives; Kanmei Arena.
- Legendary Booms (2): Curse of the Sad Mummy; Final Spark.
- Mythic Arenas (3, as counted by Riot): Night Versus Dawn; Graffiti Chic Street / Street Fashion T4 Arena. Riot presents the last names together with a slash, so check the exact item label in your client.
- Mythic Booms (6): Arcane Super Mega Death Rocket!; Crystal Rose Snip Snip!; Dark Cosmic Curtain Call; Spirit Blossom Orb of Deception; Star Guardian Perfect Execution; Dragonslayer Grand Starfall.
Chibis and Unbound Tacticians restored in 18.3
- Mythic Chibis (5): Chibi Divine Sword Irelia; Chibi Little Devil Teemo; Chibi Soul Fighter Gwen; Chibi Star Guardian Ahri; Chibi Blood Moon Jhin.
- Mythic Unbound (2): Pengaren Unbound; Dragonslayer Pantheon Unbound.
- Prestige Chibis (3): Chibi Headliner K/DA POP/STARS Kai'Sa; Prestige Chibi Dragon Fist Lee Sin; Prestige Chibi Valiant Sword Riven.
- Base Chibis (8): Chibi Aatrox; Chibi Annie; Chibi Briar; Chibi Caitlyn; Chibi Lulu; Chibi Lux; Chibi Teemo; Chibi Jhin.
Check your collection before buying an Arena
A return to the updated client does not mean a previous owner must buy the item again. Riot's 18.2 cosmetic availability note says that while conversion continues, owning an item at a given rarity can temporarily grant access to other available cosmetics in the same category at that rarity or below. Temporary access is different from permanent ownership. Open your Loadout and check what your own account can equip before considering a new Arena.
If you want a different Arena, first confirm that its exact name appears as a live TFT Coins offer in your mobile store. Compare that price with your existing coin balance. If it is offered and you do not already own it, you can buy TFT Coins for that confirmed Arena on SuprimX for the amount you actually need. Patch access and restoration require no purchase.
Top up only after choosing a live Chibi offer
Riot's TFT Coins guide identifies Coins as the optional mobile currency for Tacticians and Arenas; it also says TFT gameplay is free. A Chibi on the 18.3 conversion list is not automatically a current store offer. Check its exact name, price and whether your account already owns or temporarily accesses it. A PC RP balance cannot be combined with a mobile TFT Coins balance for one purchase.
If you find a Chibi you can buy, subtract your current Coins from its displayed mobile price. Confirm that the receiving Riot account is in Malaysia and copy its complete Riot ID, including the name and tagline after the #. Once those checks are done, top up TFT Coins for your chosen Chibi with Teamfight Tactics Mobile (MY) on SuprimX. Choose a pack against the verified shortfall, not against the return list alone.
