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T1 Worlds 2024 skins champions revealed: Faker's skin tally soars

T1 Worlds 2024 skins champions revealed: Faker's skin tally soars

League of Legends

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

3 Apr, 2025, 20:55

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Last updated: 27 Oct, 2025, 14:09

After their historic back-to-back World Championship wins, T1 players are ready to celebrate in style with their upcoming Worlds 2024 skins. Following months of speculation, Zeus, Oner, Faker, Gumayusi, and Keria appear to have finally made their choice of champion for their new skins.

The champions to receive a T1 Worlds 2024 skin are as follows:

Zeus: Gnar
Oner: Vi
Faker: Yone (Prestige)
Gumayusi: Varus
Keria: Pyke

Faker's prestigious choice

After T1's previous Worlds win back in 2023, Zeus's T1 Jayce skin received a Prestige version that time around. Now, it is Faker's choice for his Worlds 2024 skin, Yone, that has been chosen to receive a Prestige skin.

If we were to count these as two separate skins, then the total number of Faker skins in League of Legends would rise to nine. These are:

SKT T1 Zed (Worlds 2013)
SKT T1 Ryze (Worlds 2015)
SKT T1 Syndra (Worlds 2016)
Risen Legend LeBlanc (Hall of Legends)
Risen Legend Ahri (Hall of Legends)
Immortalized Legend Ahri (Hall of Legends)
T1 Orianna (Worlds 2023)
T1 Yone (Worlds 2024)
Prestige T1 Yone (Worlds 2024)

Yone League of Legends

Yone is set to join the exclusive list of champions to receive a skin linked to Faker. (Credit: Riot Games)

When will the skins release?

At the time, there's no official date for the release of T1's upcoming skins, so stay tuned for any further updates as more details come to light.

If you're happy with the champion choices and excited to get your hands on one of these skins, expect these to come around by August or September of 2025, as was the case with the recent Worlds skins.

T1 Worlds 2023 skins

The Worlds 2023 T1 skins included Jayce, Lee Sin, Orianna, Jinx, and Bard. (Credit: Riot Games)

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