With Faker’s Worlds 2024 victory, he’ll be getting even more in-game skins. Adding to the collection he’s earned from past Worlds wins and the Hall of Legends skins, he now has more skins than nearly half of the game’s champions.
At this point, Faker almost feels like a League of Legends character himself, with T1’s legacy deeply rooted in the game’s history. T1 holds five Worlds-winning skin lines—no other team has managed to win the championship more than once, showing how far ahead they are. Their latest victory in 2024 only widens that gap.
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As for Faker, he’ll end up with more skins than many of LoL’s playable champions. Being crowned MVP also means he’ll get a Prestige skin, which will bring his total up to 9:
- SKT T1 Zed (2013)
- SKT T1 Ryze (2015)
- SKT T1 Syndra (2016)
- T1 Orianna (2023)
- Risen Legend Ahri
- Immortalized Legend Ahri
- Risen Legend Leblanc
- Worlds 2024 skin
- Worlds 2024 prestige skin
Given League’s massive roster, there isn’t time to make skins for every character, and the more popular champions tend to receive more. But with nine skins, Faker is now more represented in-game than some champions who have been around for over a decade.
Here’s the list of 63 champions with fewer skins than him (subject to updates as Worlds 2024 skins are released):
- Akshan, Aphelios, Aurora, Aurelion Sol, Ambessa, Azir, Bard, Bel’Veth, Braum, Briar, Camille, Cassiopeia, Gwen, Elise, Heimerdinger, Hwei, Illaoi, Ivern, K’Sante, Kalista, Kayn, Kindred, Kha’Zix, Kled, Lillia, Lissandra, Milio, Naafiri, Neeko, Nilah, Ornn, Qiyana, Quinn, Rek’Sai, Rell, Renata, Rengar, Rumble, Samira, Sett, Shyvana, Skarner, Smolder, Swain, Sylas (if Faker selects him in 2024, he’ll also reach 9 skins), Tahm Kench, Taliyah, Taric, Trundle, Udyr, Urgot, Vel’Koz, Vex, Viego, Viktor, Wukong, Xerath, Yorick, Yuumi, Zac, Zeri, Zilean, Zoe.
With Faker planning to keep competing, this impressive skin count could keep growing.