10 Coolest League of Legends Skins

Recently, Teamfight Tactics announced the next set will be called Reckoning , which will center around the battle between good and evil. Fans will only have a bit longer to enjoy the fantasy stylings of the Fates set, and will soon be able to watch the second Teamfight Tactics World Champion being crowned. Riot will likely reveal even more information about the Championship the closer is g

An amazing AD Carry player, often due to his outstanding mechanical skills, Jian «Uzi» Zi-Hao has one of the longest careers in League of Legends. Uzi played the game for 8 years and only stopped due to wrist injuries. The official announcement of his retirement was made last y

Along with Primetime Draven — another fan-favorite, Forecast Janna whirled straight into the hearts of fans. The skin release came at a great time for Janna, too, in terms of her placement in competitive meta. She used to be one of the go-to supports for many professional te

Even though Teemo can be a formidable opponent, he still has fairly low health and armor compared to some of the champions he faces in lane. This means that it can be easy for inexperienced Teemo players to overextend and end up with more deaths than ki

Though written as a Dream Daddy character, the skin is more fearsome than its origins might suggest. The particle effects are also quite choice and fans just vibed with this aesthetic from the get-go. Along with Thresh’s many other fantastic skins, this stands out as one of the cool

Since each Championship will likely happen at the end of each set, the Teamfight Tactics esports scene is already able to differentiate itself from the League of Legends esports scene . After the success of the Galaxies Championship, Riot Games decided to invest more in the upcoming Fates Championship by increasing both the player pool and the prize offerings. The Fates Championship will feature 24 competitors hoping to win a piece of the $250,000 prize p

Veigar is a simple champion; you just keep building AP and press R to obliterate your mid-lane competition . But great power comes at a great cost to the tune of 1820 RP for this 8-bit inspired skin. Many fans felt (and still feel) that it’s one of the coolest skins in the g

As part of his Guerilla Warfare abilities, Teemo is also granted momentary invisibility when inside the brush, as long as he remains within its boundaries. Players should be careful not to recall in an area where Teemo could be hiding, lest they find themselves getting ambus

Teemo’s passive ‘E’ ability, Toxic Shot, is very dangerous here. It allows his basic attacks to deal bonus magic damage on impact, as well as inflicting a toxin that poisons and damages the enemy for four seconds. Unfortunately, if Teemo takes Toxic Shot as his first ability and then helps his teammate defeat the Red or Blue Buff, he could end up stealing the buff itself by scoring the last hit with poison dam

Throughout the first few weeks of March, players have been competing in regional qualifiers to determine who will get a spot at the Championship. Each region can allow a certain amount of players to compete, with the most competitors coming from Europe (6), China (5), and North America (4). The Korean region is able to send three players, Brazil and Latin America are each able to send two, and Japan and Oceania are each able to send one pla

In the same vein as Arcade Sona and subsequent skins in this line, Arcade Hecarim had new animations, particle effects, and sounds. Though the horse reaper doesn’t get as much play as he used to, the skin remains one of the coolest Riot has ever released. However, Hecarim’s not the only horse in the game

The affectionately nicknamed «rainbow pony» released in 2013 for 1350 RP and saw tons of love when it first came out. The Guitar Hero style weapon paired with the mecha-rainbow unicorn design was a total home run with LoL play

Once considered the most well-known North American player, Yiliang «Peter» Peng played for CLG, TSM, and Team Liquid. Although he was primarily known for being amazing with Blitzcrank, Poppy, and Lee Sin, it was his bot lane performance that made him the amazing player he became. As an AD Carry, he was one of the best in his region, but certain things have always held him b

This player is mostly known for one of the most famous plays in League of Legends mid lane Guide history. He managed to backdoor a nexus with his Kassadin during a thrilling 1v2 situation. Since then, because the LCS picture-in-picture camera would many times show split pushes and backdoors, it started being called «the Peke C

At first, his playstyle was very aligned with his known temper. He was constantly playing aggressively and looking for kills, but he only improved during his days as a professional mid laner. Curiously, the name «Reginald» was just Andy’s attempt to come up with the most annoying name possible for someone to h

This one just has so much panache and detail work to it. And no one can deny the romantic idea behind a cowboy samurai. His animations are also just really smooth; plus, his sword becomes a gun. Know what’s cooler than a sword? A gun-sword. At least, that’s what Squall Leonhart would have people beli