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New Papercraft skin line set to go live with Patch 9.4

Beware the incoming papercuts.
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Published: Feb 20, 2019 04:41 pm

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The first skins of the newest League of Legends skin line, Papercraft Anivia and Papercraft Nunu & Willump, are set to go live with the release of Thursday’s patch.

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The Papercraft skin line reimagines the two champions as colorful and magical origami-like creatures. Only Nunu retains his human characteristics as he rides on the back of his magical, paper yeti.

With the creation of the Papercraft skins, Anivia will see her first skin since the release of Festival Queen Anivia in 2017. Nunu & Willump received some attention from Riot Games in 2018 with their rework but haven’t seen a new skin since the release of Zombie Nunu & Willump in 2015.

Both skins are set at 1,350 RP and will come with their own set of chromas available for additional purchase. Papercraft Anivia will see eight chromas while Papercraft Nunu & Willump will only receive seven.

Related – Riot Games to introduce increased RP costs and new refund policy

As is customary with skin releases, the new Papercraft skins won’t have an official release date, but they will go live sometime during the League of Legends Patch 9.4 cycle.

Patch 9.4 is set to hit live servers Feb. 21 and will introduce several nerfs to a variety of champions including Urgot, Sylas, Yasuo, and Lucian.

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