All Possible Gen.G and BLG Skins for Worlds 2026

The Worlds 2026 final between Gen.G and Bilibili Gaming (BLG) will determine which team earns a new collection of League of Legends World Championship skins. Before the November 14 showdown, Gen.G's five starters have 35 eligible player-champion combinations, while BLG's have 43.

Gen.G secured their place with a 3-0 semifinal victory over Invictus Gaming. BLG joined them after defeating T1 3-1 the following day. Only the eventual champions will receive the commemorative skins, and the final itself could expand the lists below.

How Do Players Qualify for a Worlds Skin?

Under Riot Games' previously published selection rules, a player can choose a champion they personally played at least once during Worlds, even if they used it in only one game. A pick made by a teammate does not automatically qualify for that player. Riot also has minimum tournament participation requirements for the players receiving skins, which all ten finalists have satisfied by appearing in the knockout stage.

A champion having an existing Worlds skin does not automatically make it ineligible for another. Riot can discuss alternatives when the same organization has already received a championship skin for that champion, but previous releases for other teams are not a blanket restriction.

The lists below include every champion played by each finalist through the semifinals on November 8. Additional picks during the final could expand their options.

All Eligible Gen.G Worlds 2026 Champions (35 Options)

Gen.G's run has also brought Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon to his first Worlds final in eight consecutive appearances. If Gen.G wins the title, these are the champions each player has already qualified to choose.

• Top: Kim “Kiin” Gi-in (8): Ambessa, Aurora, Camille, Gwen, Olaf, Ornn, Rumble, Sion.
• Jungle: Kim “Canyon” Geon-bu (7): Jarvan IV, Jayce, Lee Sin, Nocturne, Qiyana, Pantheon, Wukong.
• Mid: Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon (9): Ahri, Akali, Anivia, Cassiopeia, Galio, Lissandra, Syndra, Taliyah, Viktor.
• Bot: Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk (6): Ashe, Corki, Ezreal, Jhin, Xayah, Yunara.
• Support: Park “Duro” Jae-hyuk (5): Alistar, Leona, Nautilus, Rakan, Seraphine.

All Eligible BLG Worlds 2026 Champions (43 Options)

BLG's victory over T1 also made it the first LPL team to win a best-of-five against T1 at Worlds. The Chinese lineup now has another chance at the title after losing the 2024 final.

• Top: Chen “Bin” Zebin (7): Ambessa, Camille, Gnar, Jax, K’Sante, Olaf, Renekton.
• Jungle: Peng “XUN” Lixun (10): Jarvan IV, Lee Sin, Maokai, Naafiri, Pantheon, Qiyana, Skarner, Trundle, Vi, Wukong.
• Mid: Zhuo “knight” Ding (9): Ahri, Akali, Galio, LeBlanc, Locke, Orianna, Taliyah, Viktor, Yone.
• Bot: Park “Viper” Do-hyeon (9): Ashe, Cassiopeia, Corki, Ezreal, Jhin, Kai’Sa, Kalista, Lucian, Yunara.
• Support: Luo “ON” Wenjun (8): Alistar, Leona, Lulu, Milio, Nami, Nautilus, Renata Glasc, Seraphine.

Ruler, Canyon, and Viper Could Earn Their Second Worlds Skins

Three players in this final have already won Worlds. Ruler earned SSG Xayah in 2017, and Xayah is once again among his eligible picks. Canyon received DWG Nidalee for his 2020 title, while Viper received EDG Aphelios after winning in 2021. Neither Nidalee nor Aphelios appears in those players' current 2026 pools.

Other champions in these lists have received Worlds skins for different players and teams, including Lee Sin, Orianna and Rakan. For a full breakdown of previous winners and their choices, see Strafe's complete history of League of Legends Worlds skins.

Worlds 2026 Final Date and Start Time

The Worlds 2026 final between Gen.G and BLG takes place on Saturday, November 14, at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The best-of-five series is scheduled to begin at:

• Pacific Time (PT): 11 AM
• Central Time (CT): 1 PM
• Eastern Time (ET): 2 PM
• Central European Time (CET): 8 PM

Any new champions used during the final could become eligible before the winners settle on their skin selections with Riot Games.

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