

Over the past few years, the League of Legends team have tried to reward people for playing their game. Players earn blue essence for every level they gain and through other means as well. Normally this is used to buy different champions but what happens when there are no more champions to buy?
Well, to help people use all the thousands and thousands of blue essence they have leftover, Riot has made the Blue Essence Emporium. This shop has different things like skins, chromas and icons available for blue essence that normally costs Riot Points or real money. It is officially live for 2020 and here are a few noteworthy items that people can buy.
This event does run from December 1 through December 14.
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For many of the skins over the past few years, skins have had recoloring added to them. They don’t cost nearly as much as the skin but add a little extra flavor. This year nearly every single chroma skin is available for blue essence. These include a few brand new chromas.
*Note: As a reminder these are chromas, meaning to actually get them, one has to have the regular skin.

Not much going on here but there is a way to roll the dice for a new ward skin and show off how much time one has sunk into League of Legends.

Similarly, to the skins, there is not much here other than showing off how high the player’s level is.

Outside of the chromas, this is the best part of the emporium so far. Players can get the icons but more importantly, they can buy gemstones which are extremely rare and can help get rare Hextech skins. They also have mystery boxes for icons but more specified towards certain regions or groups.
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