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The 8 best Ezreal skins in League of Legends

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Ezreal is the face of the AD carry role in League of Legends. Since he was introduced in 2010, he hasn’t received a major rework to his kit for one simple reason—it works perfectly. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. For years Ezreal has found himself in the meta, being one of the most popular picks in both solo queue and pro play.

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With such a long career on Summoner’s Rift, it’s no surprise he has received more than a dozen skins. Choosing your go-to skin when there are so many of them is no easy feat. But don’t worry, we have selected a few of the best ones.

Here are the eight best skins for Ezreal in League of Legends

Pulsefire Ezreal

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There’s no better way to kick off the list than with his ultimate skin, Pulsefire Ezreal. With new sound and visual effects, voice, animations, recall, and transforming, there’s hardly a better skin than Pulsefire. Still, one thing that ultimate skins have in common is they’re quite expensive, and Pulsefire Ezreal is no exception, as he costs 3,250 Riot Points.

Porcelain Protector Ezreal

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The 2022’s Lunar New Year introduced a new skin line to League—Porcelain. These skins feature some really nice aesthetics, with the champions painted in blue and white colors, with some elements of Chinese culture in the background of their concept art. Ezreal also received a skin from the line, which is definitely one of the better ones made for the Prodigal Explorer. As one of the legendary skins, though, it’s not cheap. It will set players back 820 Riot Points.

Arcade Ezreal

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Another legendary skin worth your attention is Arcade Ezreal. Like every skin from the line, it features champions in all-new, rather unusual pink, purple, and neon colors. With fresh sound and visual effects, animations, and additional quotes, it’s well worth your Riot Points. 

Debonair Ezreal

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Skins from the Debonair line have always been popular. While League’s skin lines usually take inspiration from pop culture, Debonair, as the name suggests, presents champions in classy outfits, making them look fit for a dinner party rather than a battle on Summoner’s Rift. Nevertheless, they present themselves brilliantly on the Rift as well, and Debonair Ezreal will cost you just 750 Riot Points.

Star Guardian Ezreal

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Star Guardian skins often make it to the lists of best skins for champions for one simple reason—they are just too good-looking. Like most Star Guardian outfits, this one features blue and white colors, imitating the look champions straight from space would have. Star Guardian Ezreal costs 1,350 Riot Points.

Battle Academia Ezreal

As one of his most detailed skins yet, Battle Academia Ezreal is the perfect representation of a shonen anime’s main character, complete with all-new dub-like voice lines, flashy animations, and great sound effects linked to his various abilities. Additionally, the skin transforms as you level up your abilities, while also changing some voice lines so that he seems a lot more sure of himself as the game progresses, almost like the plot of an anime.

PsyOps Ezreal

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Flashy and confident, PsyOps Ezreal brings a colorfully dark twist to the Prodigal Explorer. His abilities aren’t necessarily bright like Star Guardian or Arcade, but his new sound and visual effects are perfect representations of a specialized soldier of military black ops. Ezreal still has that cocky demeanor, but his subtle, shimmering animations and after-effects are what really set apart this skin compared to his other, over-the-top cosmetics.

Faerie Court Ezreal

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If you’re looking for something a bit more magical, Faerie Court Ezreal is the skin for you. This brilliant skin boasts sparkling new animations and pretty effects that match the mystical alternate universe of the Winged Reign skin line. In this universe, the renowned explorer is a lord of the Summer Court, but would rather be jumping into some adventure in the wild lands of the Faerie Queendom. His base skin has him dressed in bright pink garments, as he fires off glittering projectiles from his jeweled gauntlet. For those who want to make a statement on the Summoner’s Rift—both with gameplay and looks—this skin is for you.


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