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Loba stands in front of her Black Market, a transparent diamond-shaped object. She pulls a gun from it.
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The rarest Loba skins in Apex Legends

Loba was released in May 2020 and has already received several exclusive skins.

Loba came to the Apex Games dressed to kill—and she isn’t messing around.

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Of all the characters in Apex Legends, Loba is the one you’d expect to have the best skins simply because of her killer sense of fashion. It makes sense: the game’s lore revealed that she came from a rich family, after which she became an adept thief. It makes sense that she’d have all the best gear.

The developers have clearly had fun making skins for Loba since her release in season five. She’s received tons of wild and beautiful getups from battle passes, events, and store drops alike. Over time, several of these skins have become much, much harder to find, meaning anyone who’s sporting one is a very dedicated Loba player.

Here are the rarest Loba skins in Apex Legends.

Rarest Loba skins in Apex Legends

Game Master

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This rare-tier skin was offered as a reward to Prime Gaming members in May 2020. While Loba has since received another Twitch Prime skin, Rose Gold, which was offered in December 2021, Game Master is much harder to find because it came out a lot earlier in the game’s life cycle.

To snag this skin, players had to be Prime Gaming subscribers in May of 2020 and manually activate the reward from their account, so there were a few extra steps required to snag this elegant brown-and-turquoise skin.

Huntswoman

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Like Game Master, Huntswoman is almost impossible to find nowadays. This rare-tier skin was awarded to players who reached level 53 of the season five battle pass, which was the same season that Loba was released. Unlike event skins, battle pass skins usually aren’t reissued after their initial availability, so there’s currently no way to get this antique-style Loba skin.

Poison Dart

Loba wears a dart frog-inspired skin.
Screengrab via Respawn Entertainment

Poison Dart was awarded to players who reached level one in season 11’s battle pass. While season 11 isn’t too far in the rearview mirror, battle pass skins are some of the most difficult to find in the entire game. Like Hunstwoman, the chances of this skin returning or becoming available for purchase are next to none, so this skin will only get rarer over time. It’s not one of Loba’s prettier skins, but it’s definitely unusual.

Breaking the Law

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This Legendary skin completely transforms Loba’s vibe with a short haircut and visible tattoos. The Legend loses her corset, feeling like a true outlaw who’s traded elegance for efficiency. This skin is going to get rare every new season since it was rewarded for reaching level 50 of Battle Pass’ season 12, which ran in Spring 2022.

PS Plus skins

The following skins were given to PS Plus subscribers in past seasons. They didn’t return since, which makes them exclusive.

Ocean Groove (season 7)

Loba wears an ocean blue skin.
Screengrab via Respawn Entertainment

Retro Wave (season 15)

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