The Elementalist Lux skin in League of Legends.
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All Elementalist Lux element combinations in League of Legends

"Does this come in multiple colors?"

While there are over 150 champions in League of Legends, some champions are more popular than others, like Lux, the Lady of Luminosity, a moderately difficult mage from Demacia. 

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She is beginner-friendly as her kit is easy to understand and her combos are straightforward, making her a popular choice for beginners and veterans alike.

Because of Lux’s popularity, many skins are released each year for her. So far, there are over 15 Lux skins, not including her Prestige Edition versions. But one of the most exciting skins for Lux, and in League of Legends as a whole, is the Elementalist Lux skin. 

Elementalist Lux skin explained

The Elementalist Lux skin is an Ultimate skin available in the League store for 3,250 RP. This skin is interesting because Elementalist Lux starts each match in her Light form, but this changes throughout the game. 

League of Legends champion Lux as she appears in official splash art.
Lux is one of three champions with 19 skins, the most in the game. Image via Riot Games

The first transformation will be into the element that you’ve selected. The second form is, however, determined by combining the two elements.  

Lux can only transform up to two times per game, and there are 10 forms for the Elementalist Lux skin. Once Lux has reached her second form, she can’t accumulate more Elemental Power.

So, what are all the Elementalist Lux element combinations?

All Elementalist Lux element combinations

A circular chart showing the combinations for Elementalist Lux in League of Legends.
Here’s how Lux’s elements interact with each other. Image by Dot Esports

Using Nature, Fire, Air, and Water, the Elementalist Skin element combinations can create Storm, Ice, Dark, Magma, and Mystic. 

To achieve one of the Elementalist Lux skin combinations, you’ll need to combine the following elements: 

  • Air + Fire = Storm
  • Fire + Air = Storm
  • Air + Water = Ice
  • Water + Air = Ice
  • Air + Nature = Dark
  • Fire + Water = Dark
  • Fire + Nature = Magma
  • Nature + Fire = Magma
  • Water + Nature = Mystic
  • Nature + Water = Mystic

While you won’t be able to try all the Elementalist Lux skin combinations in one game, this skin is one of the most fun to play in League.

How to transform as Elementalist Lux

Elementalist Lux gains Elemental Power from damaging enemies. She will reach a power level that allows her to change her form. A dial will appear above Lux’s portrait, allowing you to select an element for her to transform into.The first one is usually ready around the 10-minute mark, while the second is usable 10 to 15 minutes later.


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