Riot teases new Debonair skins for Brand, Zed, Draven, and more

William Davis Published 16/11/2021

The next skin batch for League of Legends has been teased and will include new stylish cosmetics from the Debonair skin line. 

Debonair 2.0 will include skins for a total of seven new champions who will be joining the already existing skin line that is known for its classy high-end look. The receivers of a new cosmetic will be Brand, Master Yi, Zed, Leona, LeBlanc, Draven, and Malzahar. 

As a bonus, Brand will get a Prestige version of the skins which will include other colors to make it feel as special as possible. This will be the first Prestige edition for the Debonair skin line, which already includes Jayce, Vi, Ezreal, and Galio from previous releases. 

As expected, the new skins will present the champions in their finest suits and clothing to give the most elegant vibe as possible. Unlike the older Debonair skins, the color theme of the new ones will be green and silver which will without a doubt differentiate the Debonair 2.0 release from the existing ones. 

The skins will also give all champions new spell effects to complete the experience when playing as a Debonair on Summoner’s Rift. Lastly, buyers of these skins won’t be missing out on a special recall animation as well, as all champions have their own brand new animations when returning to the base. 

New Debonair skins in League of Legends

Debonair LeBlanc and Malzahar

Debonair Master Yi

Debonair Zed

Debonair Brand

Debonair Draven

It was already known that the Debonair 2.0 skins would launch this year after the skin line took part in a fan vote earlier this year. The vote was won by the Crime City Nightmare skin line, but Debonair came in second place which was enough for Riot to prioritize it. 

The exact release date for the new skins remains unknown but will likely follow in one of the next patches. Until then, they will all be available for testing on the Public Beta Environment. 

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