Key takeaways
- Chest-locked emotes — dropped randomly from Chests you earn in battle or buy in the shop. Drop rates are low and not published.
- Shop rotation emotes — appear in the daily or weekly Shop offer slots for a limited window, usually priced in Gems or as part of a bundle.
- Event / Pass emotes — rewarded for reaching certain tiers of a seasonal Event or the paid Pass Royale track during a specific season.
How to Get the 67 Emote in Clash Royale
The 67 emote is not available for direct purchase in the Clash Royale shop, and there is no gem price that unlocks it outright. As of 2026, the only reliable way to get the 67 emote is to pull it from a Chest, a Shop offer rotation, or a seasonal Event pass reward when Supercell puts it back in circulation. If you see it listed anywhere for a fixed gem cost, that listing is either a temporary shop bundle or a third-party misreport — the emote itself is a cosmetic drop, not a storefront item with a permanent price tag.
That distinction matters, because “how to get the 67 emote” is really a question about availability windows, not about grinding a set number of gems. Below is where the emote actually comes from, what it costs in practice, and how long you realistically have to grab it.
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Where the 67 Emote Comes From
The 67 emote is part of Clash Royale’s cosmetic emote pool. Emotes in this game fall into three broad buckets, and knowing which bucket yours belongs to tells you exactly what to do:
- Chest-locked emotes — dropped randomly from Chests you earn in battle or buy in the shop. Drop rates are low and not published.
- Shop rotation emotes — appear in the daily or weekly Shop offer slots for a limited window, usually priced in Gems or as part of a bundle.
- Event / Pass emotes — rewarded for reaching certain tiers of a seasonal Event or the paid Pass Royale track during a specific season.
The 67 emote has appeared in Shop rotations and event drops in past seasons, which is why players keep asking about it long after the original window closed. In 2026 the pattern has been: it resurfaces periodically in the Shop, disappears again when the rotation ends, and can otherwise surface from Chests at a very low drop rate.
Is It in the Shop Right Now?
There is no permanently stocked 67 emote. Check the Shop’s emote slot and the daily offers each reset — that is where a re-release would appear first. If the slot shows a different emote, the 67 is simply out of rotation at that moment. There is no advance schedule Supercell publishes, so the practical move is to check the Shop at each daily reset and keep an eye on the in-game news tab when a new season drops.
What It Costs
Because the emote is not a fixed storefront item, “cost” depends entirely on how you obtain it. The table below reflects the general market ranges you would expect to see; exact prices vary by region and by whatever bundle the emote is attached to.
| Acquisition route | Typical cost | Availability window | Reliability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shop rotation (emote slot) | Usually 250–500 Gems, or bundled at a higher tier | 1–7 days per rotation, then gone | High while listed |
| Seasonal Event / Pass reward | Effectively the Pass price for that season | Whole season (roughly 4–5 weeks) | High, but only during that season |
| Chest drop | No direct cost, but very low drop rate | Permanent in pool, unreliable in practice | Low |
| Third-party “seller” | Varies, often inflated | N/A | Do not use — account risk |
The gems you would need to hold in reserve are modest by Clash Royale standards — a few hundred gems covers a single emote slot purchase. The real constraint is timing, not currency: if the emote is not in rotation, no amount of gems buys it today.
How Long Is It Obtainable?
Two different clocks matter here:
- Rotation clock — if the emote appears in the Shop, assume you have days, not weeks. Shop slots refresh on a short cycle, and once the slot swaps, the offer is gone until the next re-release.
- Event clock — if it is tied to a seasonal Event, you have the length of that season to earn it. Miss the tier, miss the emote.
Historically these windows close without warning. If you see the 67 emote listed and you want it, the correct decision is to buy it on the spot rather than wait for a “better” price — because the next window may be months away, or may never come in the exact same form.
How to Decide Whether to Buy Now or Wait
Use your situation, not a rule of thumb:
| Your situation | What to do |
|---|---|
| Emote is in the Shop now and you want it | Buy it immediately — rotations are short and not scheduled |
| Emote not listed, you have spare gems | Hold the gems; check the Shop at each reset rather than spending on other cosmetics |
| Emote is a current season Event reward | Push the event tiers early in the season; don’t leave it to the final days |
| You only want it for free | Open Chests steadily and accept that the drop may not come — there is no guaranteed free path |
| Someone offers to “trade” or “gift” it | Decline. Cosmetics are not tradable, and account sharing risks a ban |
Common Mistakes
Assuming it has a permanent price. It does not. Any fixed gem number you read is from a specific past window.
Waiting for a discount. Clash Royale emote pricing does not meaningfully discount over time. Waiting usually just means missing the window.
Buying from third parties. Emotes cannot be transferred between accounts. Anyone claiming to sell you the 67 emote is either scamming you or trying to access your account, which violates the terms of service and can get the account banned.
Confusing it with a card or tower skin. The 67 emote is a chat/battle emote only — it changes nothing about gameplay, card levels, or matchmaking.
FAQ
Can I buy the 67 emote with gold?
No. Emotes are gem- or bundle-priced, or earned through events. Gold is for card upgrades.
Will it come back?
Shop emotes in Clash Royale routinely re-enter rotation, but there is no published schedule and no guarantee. Treat any appearance as limited-time.
Is there a free way to get it?
Only through Chest drops and free event tracks, both of which are chance- or season-dependent rather than a reliable grind.
Does the emote expire once I own it?
No. Once unlocked on your account, it stays in your emote collection permanently.
