

The League of Legends team is back at it with all-new skins arriving to a PBE near you. The team consistently comes out with a few new skins for their numerous champions every two weeks. They start on the PBE and then make their way to live servers. Here is a look at the new LoL Arcana Skins for Jhin and Lulu coming to the Battle Pass.
Below is a look at the two New LoL Arcana Skins for Jhin and Lulu. These will be added to the League of Legends Battle Pass for you to earn through playing.


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Arcana Skins have been a major hit since they were added.
They started back in 2022 but have consistently been added to. Ahri, Tahm Kench, Rakan and Xayah are some of the most popular champions in this skinline. Jhin and Lulu will likely rise up those ranks quickly as well. These skins are all based on Tarot Cards which adds more mystery and intrigue with them.
These will also be the 10th and 11th skins added to the line. This is incredibly impressive considering they were only released a few years back. But if skins sell, Riot will lean more into them.
There has been a lot of dicussion around Battle Passes and what is available to earn through them. It has felt like Riot Games has taken them for granted for some time now. With sales likely lacking, it seems as though they are stepping up their game with the addition of new skins like these.
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