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Caps Hall of Legends skins prices and dates revealed

Hannan Mundia
Hannan Mundia Published 26/08/2026
Risen Legend Tristana skin

Caps is the latest League of Legends player to be inducted into the Hall of Legends, and the LEC player’s dedicated skins have been revealed, including their prices and release dates.

The Hall of Legends is Riot Games’ way to honor a handful of the most well-known and celebrated professional players associated with LoL. The first inductee was naturally Faker, while the second was Uzi. The third player is Caps, who is arguably the most successful player from the EU region.

Like with the other two, Caps is getting two champion skins to immortalize him in the game. Both of the champions have been revealed, and fans now know how much they should expect to pay if they want to acquire them.

How much are the Caps Hall of Legends skins for in League of Legends?

While the Orianna skin is acquirable through the Hall of Legends Pass, the Tristana skin must be purchased through one of three collections.

The Hall of Legends Pass will be purchasable for 1950 Riot Points, which is roughly $20. It includes multiple awards, including orbs, icons, emotes, mythic essence, additional skins, and the Risen Legend Orianna skin and border. Like with any other League of Legends pass, players will have to progress through the levels by playing the game and acquiring pass experience.

Hall of Legends 2026 Pass

Hall of Legends 2026 Pass

The Hall of Legends 2026 pass will start on September 10, and players will have until October 19 to complete everything they want, after which the pass will deactivate on October 20. This gives a little over a month for players to complete this pass and get their hands on the exclusive Orianna skin.

Tristana is a special case, since she’s the highlight of the Caps Hall of Legends update. Because of this, she’ll have three distinct collections that players can purchase, with the prices of every collection differing based on their contents.

The Risen Legend Collection is the cheapest of the bunch, costing 5,035 Riot Points. It includes access to the Hall of Legends pass, an icon, emote, border, and the Risen Legend Tristana skin.

The Immortalized Legends Collection costs 32,035 Riot Points. It includes everything in the Risen Legend Collection, along with multiple new VFXs, a dynamic profile background, the holographic immortalized splash art, three unique skin transformations, the rocket jump empowered form, and the Immortalized Legend Tristana skin.

Finally, those who really want to splurge will want to look toward the Signature Immortalized Legend Collection. This costs 58,865 Riot Points and includes everything from the previous two collections.

It also gives 100 pass levels, exclusive chromas, titles, banners, emotes, signature splash arts for Tristana and Orianna, and the signature skin upgrades for both champion skins associated with Caps. This is the most likely to be seen equipped by pro players at LoL betting sites.

Editor’s view

While it’s nice to see Caps in the Hall of Legends, Riot has handled things poorly. For starters, seeing Tristana getting the highlight is weird, considering Caps has always been a mid-laner. While Tristana is definitely playable in the middle lane, I feel it would have been better to see a traditional mid-lane champion instead.

What’s more, the skins themselves also don’t look too special, especially for the price. The Tristana skin, in particular, pales in comparison to the Ahri Hall of Legends skin. It’s tough to justify the steep price point of the Immortalized Legend Tristana skin, even if the additional benefits are excellent.

Image credit: Riot Games

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