All we know about T1 Worlds 2023 skins price, release date

Syed Mujtaba Naqvi Published 31/07/2024

League of Legends fans, rejoice! New details about the highly anticipated T1 Worlds 2023 skins have leaked, offering a glimpse into the upcoming cosmetic collection.

These skins commemorate T1’s dominant performance at Worlds 2023, and with each champion selection reflecting a player’s signature champion, they’re shaping up to be a must-have for any T1 supporter.

The leaked details paint a picture of a visually stunning set of skins. Taking inspiration from T1’s dominant Worlds run and South Korean identity.

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T1 Worlds 2023 skins release date

While Riot Games hasn’t officially confirmed a release date, recent leaks point towards the skins arriving alongside Patch 14.16. This suggests a potential release on Wednesday, August 14.

The skins are rumored to feature a unique color palette that reflects both elegance and power – a perfect embodiment of T1’s legacy. Expect intricate details and unique animations that capture the essence of each T1 player’s in-game style.

• Zeus: Jayce (with a prestige edition)
• Oner: Lee Sin
• Faker: Orianna
• Gumayusi: Jinx
• Keria: Bard

T1 Worlds 2023 price point

As for the price tag, there’s no concrete information available yet. Given the prestige and exclusivity of Worlds skins, it’s safe to expect a premium cost of 1350 RP each, with the Prestige skin being an exception.

If that ends up being true, players who were expecting a Faker-style $430 price tag should breathe a sigh of relief. While premium, these skins may be lighter on your pockets if previous price points are to be believed.

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Previous Worlds skins have typically been priced higher than standard skins, and with the added hype surrounding T1’s victory, these skins could be even more expensive. However, until official pricing is announced, any price speculation should be taken with a grain of salt. It should be safe to assume that this

With the release date drawing closer, the anticipation for T1’s Worlds 2023 skins is only going to grow stronger. This collection promises to be a true celebration of T1’s championship run, offering players a chance to represent their favorite team in style.

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