Often, Riot Games and League of Legends will jump back into a previous skinline. Some may not have been very popular but the team likes the theme and continues to push it forward. Others are extremely popular and, surprisingly, they do not make more, especially considering there are over 150 champions in the game. Well, the leaked New Faerie Court LoL Skins fit into the latter of that sentence. Here are the champions that will be getting them, so far.
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The New Faerie Court LoL Skins are going to four champions. They are listed below. Their splasharts will be added once they are revealed. These leaks are courtesy of BigBadBear on Twitter.
Faerie Court Lillia
Faerie Court Lux
Faerie Court Soraka
Faerie Court Tristana
While there are a lot of skins that seem to go to random champions, these four champions fit the theme of Faerie Court perfectly.
If you didn’t think that Lux was going to be in this skinline at some point then you have been lying to yourself. She fits it perfectly and surely will make enough money for Riot Games to continue giving her all of these style of skins,
Tristana and Soraka definitely work with this theme as well. They are both mystical types of champions in the first place and slipping some wings on them only makes a ton of sense. Also, their abilities work well, Tristana’s surprisingly so.
Lastly, Lillia is the queen of anything nature and flowers. So her getting a Faerie Court skin could not have worked better. Her aesthetic is a bit different than the rest where she is a bit more winter-themed. While all of them are the four different seasons, Lillia’s feels the most different from the rest of the Faerie Court skins.
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