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T1 Worlds 2025 Skins Revealed: Splash Art, Release Date, Price, and More

T1 Worlds 2025 Skins Revealed: Splash Art, Release Date, Price, and More

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Martin Arévalo-Östberg

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

23 Jun, 2026, 15:09

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Last updated: 23 Jun, 2026, 15:09

It has been a long wait, but the T1 Worlds 2025 skins are officially arriving to League of Legends. More than seven months after T1 won a record-shattering third consecutive World Championship, the team's hard-earned skins will finally see the light of day. Let's have a look at the animations, splash arts, price, and release date of the new T1 Worlds 2025 skins.

T1 Worlds 2025 Skins Splash Art and Price

Each T1 player from the Worlds 2025-winning roster is getting their own skin for the champion of their choice. The only caveat is that they must have played the champion during the tournament. That said, the champions for the T1 Worlds 2025 skins will be:

Doran: Ambessa
Oner: Xin Zhao
Faker: Galio
Gumayusi: Yunara & (Prestige) Miss Fortune
Keria: Seraphine

After earning the Finals MVP award, Gumayusi earned himself a second skin, which will be a Prestige edition.

The T1 Worlds 2025 skins splash art showing T1 Ambessa, T1 Xin Zhao, T1 Galio, T1 Yunara, and T1 Seraphine. (Credit: Riot Games)

The T1 Worlds 2025 skins splash art showing T1 Ambessa, T1 Xin Zhao, T1 Galio, T1 Yunara, and T1 Seraphine. (Credit: Riot Games)

Worlds skins in League of Legends are usually Epic skins. This means that the T1 Ambessa, T1 Xin Zhao, T1 Galio, T1 Yunara, and T1 Seraphine skins can all be individually acquired for 1350 RP each.

The entire pack of skins, plus their accompanying player signatures and player icons should cost around 6300-7100 RP when bought as a bundle, though the official price as not been announced yet.

As a Prestige skin, T1 Miss Fortune is expected to only be acquirable through the Mythic Shop.

A look at the Prestige T1 Miss Fortune skin splash art, Gumayusi's Worlds 2025 Finals MVP skin. (Credit: Riot Games)

A look at the Prestige T1 Miss Fortune skin splash art, Gumayusi's Worlds 2025 Finals MVP skin. (Credit: Riot Games)

You can find a preview of all the T1 Worlds 2025 skins below for a closer look at all of their abilities and animations in-game:

When Do the T1 Worlds 2025 Skins Release?

Riot Games has officially confirmed that all of the new T1 Worlds 2025 skins will release with LoL Patch 26.14. That means the skins will arrive to League of Legends on Wednesday, July 15.

Note that while the skins are not live yet, you can already test them out for yourself on the PBE as of right now.

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Featured image credit: Riot Games

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