T1 Worlds 2025 Skin Picks: What We Know So Far

T1 Worlds 2025 Skin Picks: What We Know So Far

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

22 Nov, 2025, 18:54

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Last updated: 22 Nov, 2025, 18:57

T1 made history by becoming the first team in League of Legends history to win three consecutive Worlds titles. Now that the dust is beginning to settle after the exciting finale of Worlds 2025, the question on everyone's mind is: which champions will the players pick for their T1 Worlds 2025 skins?

Though not all choices are final, T1 players have already given glimpses into their expected picks. Let's take a look at all the champions that are in contention to receive the T1 Worlds 2025 skins for every role.

T1 celebrate their Worlds 2025 victory on stage in Chengdu, China.
The T1 squad celebrate their Worlds 2025 victory on stage in Chengdu, China. (Credit: Christina Oh/Riot Games)

T1 Doran Skin

Doran held a poll on Instagram to see which champion fans would like to see for his Worlds skin. The choices were Ambessa, Gragas, Camille, and "others."

Ultimately, Ambessa won the poll, and Doran appeared more than happy with the pick. During a stream session, the T1 Top Laner announced that he had already made up his mind, and that he wants his champion pick to have symbolic meaning. On Ambessa, Doran proved clutch across several crucial team-fights, with the champion playing an important role in T1's path to the title.

T1 Oner Skin

The long-standing T1 Jungler announced his top champion choices for the 2025 Worlds skins on stream. Oner's top choice is Xin Zhao, with Pantheon coming in second, and Dr. Mundo/Nocturne third.

It's worth noting that, throughout Worlds 2025, Xin Zhao was Oner's most picked champion. The Seneschal of Demacia has also played a crucial role in this year's League of Legends season as a whole, particularly during the latter half of the year, giving extra meaning to the pick.

T1 Faker Skin

The six-time World Champion ran a poll on stream for his choice of skin. Galio won the poll, with Mel coming in second. Faker then ran a second poll between Galio and Mel alone, which Mel ended up winning. The GOAT has not made up his mind yet (that we know of), but his choice of skin will ultimately come down to Galio or Mel.

Galio, on the one hand, holds incredible historic value for the player. Afterall, Faker's Galio proved vital during T1's final game of Worlds in 2024 for the team to come away with the trophy. As for Mel, Faker single-handedly put the champion back on the map during Worlds 2025 despite it being widely considered weak at the time.

With the addition of Faker's Worlds 2025 skin, the legendary player will have a whopping ten total skins to his name.

T1 Faker holding the Worlds 2025 trophy.
We are running out of ways of celebrating Faker's greatness. (Credit: Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games)

T1 Gumayusi Skin

Though the ADC may have left T1, Gumayusi is still a big part of the team's legacy. At Worlds 2025, more specifically, Gumayusi came away with the Finals MVP award for his stellar showing in his final series in a T1 jersey. As Finals MVP, Gumayusi gets not one, but two T1 Worlds 2025 skins (with one being a Prestige skin).

During a livestream, Gumayusi disclosed that he was leaning towards Miss Fortune and Yunara as his two skin choices. As to which will be the Prestige skin, that remains to be seen. The ADC player also commented that Lucian and Jhin would have been his first choices, but given that he didn't pick either champion during Worlds 2025, they were not eligible picks.

T1 Keria Skin

Last but not least, we have Keria. For the T1 Support, his choices come down to Neeko and Seraphine. Like Faker, Keria held a poll on stream between the two champions, which Neeko ended up winning with an overwhelming 70% of the votes.

At Worlds 2025, Neeko was absolutely crucial for T1 as a whole, and the champion on which Keria made one of the best plays of the entire tournament. During a meeting with Riot, however, there seemed to be some kind of miscommunication, and the skins team assumed that Keria had already chosen Seraphine.

For now, Keria's pick for his T1 Worlds 2025 skin is still undecided between the two champions.

What Skins Are T1 Picking for Their Worlds 2025 Win?

When it comes down to it, the most likely picks for each player for their T1 Worlds 2025 skins are as follows:

  • T1 Doran: Ambessa
  • T1 Oner: Xin Zhao
  • T1 Faker: Galio or Mel
  • T1 Gumayusi: Miss Fortune and Yunara (Finals MVP gets two skins)
  • T1 Keria: Neeko or Seraphine

The skins may still be a long way away from release (expect the T1 Worlds 2025 skins to release around August or September 2026), but the hype for the arrival of these historic skins continues to grow all the same.

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Featured image credit: Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games


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