T1 Worlds 2023 skins: Champions, prices, splash arts & more
Riot GamesAlmost a year after their Worlds 2023 win, Riot is finally releasing T1’s commemorative skins. For those who want to get their favorite T1 players’ skins, here’s what you need to know.
Though T1’s League of Legends players have had the champions for their Worlds skins locked in for several months now, this is the first time we’re seeing the skins themselves in action.
Considering this is the organization’s fourth Worlds win, the art team had to go out of their way to try and figure out how these skins would differ from the rest.
Here’s everything we know about the T1 Worlds Winner 2023 skins including what they should cost, which champions got skins, the official splash art and more.
How much are T1’s Worlds 2023 skins?
Each skin has new recalls and visuals, but none of them have new animations for each champion. This places them all into the Epic category, meaning they’ll be 1350 RP each with the Prestige skin being an exception.
That said, these skins are usually sold in bundles with extra goodies, and the same is true here. Each base skin has a bundle worth 2530 RP that includes an icon a chroma, and a border for the skin with the player’s signature on it.
The full T1 skin bundle is priced at 13220 RP, which is just under $100 USD.
As for the Prestige skin, DRX Prestige Aatrox went for 125 Mythic Essence with that team’s skin released. Prestige T1 Jayce skin is confirmed to have the same price point at 125 Mythic Essence.
Do these skins have a release date?
Though the T1 Worlds 2023 skins were released on patch 14.16, and they’re now available for purchase.
Which Champions are getting T1 Worlds skins?
There are a total of five champions getting Worlds skins: Jayce (Zeus), Lee Sin (Oner), Orianna (Faker), Jinx (Gumayusi), and Bard (Keria). Jayce will be getting the Prestige skin, as is standard for the MVP of the final series to receive.
Riot has since released a trailer showing off each skin in action.
Additionally, Riot have revealed the full splash art for the Worlds 2023 skins. Though this art is split up into vertical slices for loading cards, here’s the full spread for the splash art:
Riot GamesHere’s some concept cart for each skin to give you a close-up of what these skins are meant to look like in-game:
T1 Jayce/Prestige T1 Jayce (Zeus)
T1 Lee Sin (Oner)
T1 Orianna (Faker)
T1 Jinx (Gumayusi)
T1 Bard (Keria)
We’ll update you with more info on these skins as it’s made available.