Riot Games reveal the T1 Worlds 2025 cosmetics, featuring 6 skins

Craig Robinson, Senior Editor

Last Updated: 23/06/2026

Riot Games has revealed the T1 World Skins for their 2025 victory, launching on patch 26.14. The skins are currently heading to the PBE for testing, so expect content, videos, and other skin spotlight information to come in the hours and days.

LoL’s T1 World Skins and their signatures

The World skins themselves this time feature six skins, with Gumayusi getting two skins.

The skins are as follows:

• Ambessa – Doran
• Xin Zhao – Oner
• Galio – Faker
• Miss Fortune – Gumayusi
• Yunara – Gumayusi
• Seraphine – Keria

Miss Fortune is getting her own splash art, which likely means she’s the mythic skins heading to the gacha store. The skin noticeably features heavy spell effects on her ultimate, and her recall also has a representation on the three world trophies T1 lifted back-to-back-to-back.

There’s other nice effects on other characters too. For example, Galio’s ult places a T1 mark on the ground when he ults, stamping the logo into the heart of the enemy team. Seraphine also gets some nice heart effects on Keria’s I in the signature, alongside enemies getting hearts when they are charmed by her ultimate too.

Riot Game shared the three minute skin spotlight video over on X, showing some of the effects in motion.

T1 Worlds Skins 2026 release date

In terms of release date, players can get their hands on them on 26.14. That patch is currently scheduled to go live on  July 15, 2026. It gives players two weeks to test them on the PBE. We do not yet know the price of the skins, and will update this article as we discover more.

It’s not a bad seven days for T1, with celebratory skins now out, and the org entering Riftbound by signing LS.

Craig Robinson, Senior Editor

Craig began his career with Esports News UK back in 2015/2016, looking to write about a passion while studying at Manchester Metropolitan University. He stayed there for several years before moving on to other websites to begin his career after graduating. Now he's back, covering esports adjacent topics and UK stories.

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