League of Legends immortalizes T1’s three-peat with the Worlds 2025 team skins

League of Legends has released T1, the Ascended: World Championship 2025, the official trailer for T1’s Worlds 2025 team skins. After another historic championship run, Riot Games is turning the roster’s latest global title into a full cosmetic lineup built around ascension, dynasty and the weight of becoming the first three-peat world champions in League history.

T1’s Worlds 2025 skins are available now

The new T1 Worlds 2025 skins arrive as part of Patch 26.14, with Riot’s patch notes confirming the full lineup: T1 Ambessa, T1 Xin Zhao, T1 Galio, T1 Seraphine, T1 Yunara and MVP T1 Miss Fortune.

The player-to-champion lineup gives the collection its competitive meaning. Doran is represented by Ambessa, Oner by Xin Zhao, Faker by Galio, Keria by Seraphine, and Gumayusi by Yunara and MVP Miss Fortune. The extra Miss Fortune skin reflects Gumayusi’s Finals MVP status, giving T1’s bot laner the special spotlight within an already historic team collection.

That is the key difference between Worlds skins and standard cosmetic releases. These are not just alternate looks for popular champions. They are permanent in-game markers of one specific roster, one tournament run and one championship identity. Every champion selection connects back to a player, a role and a moment from T1’s 2025 campaign.

The Ascended theme fits T1’s dynasty

The trailer’s title, T1, the Ascended, is deliberately grand. Riot is not framing this as a simple victory lap. The skins are presented as the visual expression of a team that climbed above the rest of the competitive scene once again.

That tone is justified by the scale of the achievement. T1’s 2025 title made the organization League’s first three-peat world champion, a phrase Riot directly leans into in Patch 26.14. For a competitive scene that has spent more than a decade building myths around Worlds, dynasties and individual legacy, that matters.

It also gives this skin set unusual weight. T1 already occupies a unique place in League of Legends history, and Faker remains the central figure in that legacy. But the 2025 collection is not only about Faker. The lineup gives every member of the roster a champion identity, while Gumayusi’s MVP skin creates a separate focal point for the final’s standout performer.

T1 Galio carries obvious symbolic power for Faker, whose history with the champion is deeply tied to international League memory. T1 Xin Zhao gives Oner a direct, aggressive jungle identity. T1 Ambessa fits Doran’s top-lane role with a newer champion built around relentless forward pressure. T1 Seraphine gives Keria a more unexpected support showcase, while T1 Yunara and MVP T1 Miss Fortune turn Gumayusi into the collection’s major dual-skin headline.

Bundles, chromas and the Three-peat title

Riot is also giving the collection a slightly different release structure. The Signature Bundles include the skin, signature icon and border, ward skin, Elite chroma and an exclusive emote inspired by the pros and the skins they helped design.

There is also a Worlds Winner Megabundle, which includes all Signature Bundles plus three megabundle-exclusive items: the Golden Team Icon, the T1 2025 Worlds Winner Lobby Banner and the “Three-peat, 1 Dynasty” Title.

That title may be one of the most important cosmetic extras in the release. It turns T1’s achievement into a visible account-level statement, not just a champion-specific skin. For T1 fans, that kind of cosmetic is exactly the point: the collection is not only about using a skin in a match, but about displaying loyalty to the dynasty.

The bundles will be available for two patches and will leave at the start of Patch 26.16. Players who only want individual skins have a longer window: Riot says the individual skins will remain in the Shop until the start of Patch 26.23.

Pricing and long-term availability

The five Epic skins — T1 Ambessa, T1 Xin Zhao, T1 Galio, T1 Yunara and T1 Seraphine — are individually priced at 1350 RP. MVP T1 Miss Fortune is priced at 1820 RP, reflecting her higher-tier MVP status.

Riot has also detailed what happens after the Shop window closes. Once MVP T1 Miss Fortune leaves the Shop, she will enter the Mythic Shop pool in the first patch of 2027, with a listed price of 200 Mythic Essence when she appears. The other Epic skins will move into the Loot pool starting with the first patch of 2027.

The release also includes chromas. Alongside Elite chromas, each skin receives five standard chromas. The Ruby chroma is tied to chroma bundles, while the other standard chromas are available individually.

Finally, the “Together as 1” Nexus Finisher is available in the Mythic Shop for 250 Mythic Essence, remaining in the Featured section for two patches until the start of Patch 26.16.

A skin line built for fans and esports history

The T1 Worlds 2025 skin line works because it serves two audiences at once. For regular League players, it adds polished new skins for champions across every role. For esports fans, it is a permanent tribute to a roster that turned another Worlds victory into a dynasty-defining milestone.

The strongest part of the collection is its narrative clarity. T1 came. T1 saw. T1 conquered again. The skins, bundles, title and Nexus Finisher all reinforce the same message: this is not just another Worlds winner set. It is a commemoration of a three-peat.

For T1 supporters, this is the kind of release that goes beyond cosmetics. It is a way to carry the team’s latest championship into every match. For League of Legends as an esport, it is another reminder that Worlds skins remain one of the game’s most effective bridges between competitive history and everyday play.