League of Legends continues to bring out incredible new skins. Sometimes they are part of brand new ideas or they are a continuation of a skin line that players enjoyed. With new skins coming out every two weeks, it is always a surprise to see which champions are receiving the skins. Here is a look at a brand new skin line, the League of Legends La Illusion skins are truly showing the cycle of life and death.
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Here are all of the new League of Legends La Illusion Skins with their Splash Arts coming soon.
It is clear that these skins are influenced by “Dia De Los Muertos” also known as the “Day of the Dead” which is a holiday celebrated in Mexico. Many fans will also likely see Coco mixed in here as well which is very heavily inspired by the same holiday.
All of these champions were certainly in need of new skins. Seeing Nidalee and Quiyana getting some love was very nice. Especially considering neither of them had received a new skin or has been seen in the meta in quite some time. Maybe this will give them a little extra push? As for Renata Glasc getting the Prestige, it is not a huge surprise as there have been rumors she would for some time now. Luckily it doesn’t take away from how impressive the skin is.
The League of Legends dev team has likely released another fan-favorite skin line. These will be hitting the PBE here soon and the likely La Illusion Skins release date will be with patch 13.19 on September 27, 2023.
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