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Riot unveils in-game models for DAMWON Gaming’s Worlds skins, Conqueror Jax

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League of Legends fans should get ready to step onto Summoner’s Rift while wearing championship blue because Riot Games has finally revealed the in-game models for DAMWON Gaming’s World Championship skin line.

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Kennen, Nidalee, Twisted Fate, Jhin, and Leona have been given the royal treatment—a skin set only fit for the best team in the world. Across the line, the champions are wearing blue and white robes, with hints of silver across their costumes. Certain aspects of the skins, like Kennen’s tail, Nidalee’s hair, TF’s cards, Leona’s shield, and Jhin’s gun, also glow light blue.

The abilities are also tinged in blue and periodically pay homage to the old DAMWON bracket logo, which is what the team used when they won the Summoner’s Cup. The recall animations are all different as well, with the champs celebrating the win in different ways.

In addition, these skins have the classic player signature animation during recall, where it appears in gold underneath the character. Nuguri and Ghost even added their own flair to the signatures with the former drawing bear ears around his name while the latter drew a little ghost next to his.

This is also the first time that Nidalee, Kennen, Leona, and Twisted Fate have gotten Worlds skins. Jhin, though, got the Worlds treatment in 2016 when SK Telecom T1 won the championship with veteran AD carry Bang.

Additionally, Jax’s in-game model for his Conqueror skin has been revealed. He’s sporting a green and purple colorway on his armor with some great particles on his abilities. In his recall animation, he pulls out the MSI trophy from a portal. With the Prestige version of the skin, the purple is swapped for the classic white and gold colorway instead.

You can check out all of these skins on League’s PBE today.


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