The upcoming skin K/DA All Out Kai’Sa Prestige Edition on the League of marks the 27th addition to the Prestige Edition skin line. While the first idea of Prestige Point skins was to make them feel special, the initial price of around $100 made it a pay-to-get skin and the special aspect was nowhere to be seen. Following plenty of negative feedback from the community, Riot changed the model and started allowing players to obtain Prestige skins with event tokens as well to extend their reach. Here’s what you need to know about all the Prestige skins in League. List of Prestige skins and ways to acquire them There are 26 Prestige skins available in League right now. Blood Moon Aatrox Prestige – 100 Prestige Points K/DA Ahri Prestige – 100 Prestige Points K/DA Akali Prestige – 1,800 tokens event exclusive Arcade Caitlyn Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive K/DA Evelynn Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Fuzz Fizz Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Mecha Kingdoms Garen Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Project: Irelia Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive K/DA Kai’sa Prestige – 2,500 tokens event exclusive Nightbringer Lee Sin Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Battle Academia Lux Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Bewitching Miss Fortune Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Star Guardian Neeko Prestige – 100 Prestige Points True Damage Qiyana Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Valiant Sword Riven Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive True Damage Senna Prestige 100 Prestige Points Pulsefire Thresh Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Firecracker Vayne Prestige – 1,000 tokens event exclusive Dark Star Malphite Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Arcanist Zoe Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Coven Zyra Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Pulsefire Lucian Prestige- 2,000 tokens event exclusive Spirit Blossom Teemo – 2,000 tokens event exclusive PsyOps Ezreal Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive True Damage Yasuo Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Obsidian Dragon Sett Prestige – 2,000 token event exclusive K/DA ALL OUT Kai’Sa – 2,000 token event exclusive Current problems with the Prestige skin line Out of 24 champions released with a Prestige skin, nine were obtainable with Prestige Points and 10 could be acquired with tokens from in-game events. While the previous model of acquiring Prestige Points via real-life currency wasn’t deemed too successful, the current one allows for some leeway and gives the possibility for anyone who purchases the event battle pass to be able to farm up for the Prestige skin. While the possibility is there, playing a lot of games to obtain it doesn’t bring the “Prestige” feel to it. After each year, the Prestige Points that a player earned in that year are reset. Riot said the intent behind this is to not allow players to stock up points for the next year’s skins and to avoid making them more common on release day. There will be special Prestige Point shops at the end of a year to allow players to spend their Prestige Points so that they don’t disappear in vain. This demotivates players who purchase battle passes toward the middle of the year, though. They won’t have enough Prestige Points for a skin and will have to wait for the shop at the end of the year to use their Points.
The upcoming skin K/DA All Out Kai’Sa Prestige Edition on the League of marks the 27th addition to the Prestige Edition skin line. While the first idea of Prestige Point skins was to make them feel special, the initial price of around $100 made it a pay-to-get skin and the special aspect was nowhere to be seen. Following plenty of negative feedback from the community, Riot changed the model and started allowing players to obtain Prestige skins with event tokens as well to extend their reach. Here’s what you need to know about all the Prestige skins in League. List of Prestige skins and ways to acquire them There are 26 Prestige skins available in League right now. Blood Moon Aatrox Prestige – 100 Prestige Points K/DA Ahri Prestige – 100 Prestige Points K/DA Akali Prestige – 1,800 tokens event exclusive Arcade Caitlyn Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive K/DA Evelynn Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Fuzz Fizz Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Mecha Kingdoms Garen Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Project: Irelia Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive K/DA Kai’sa Prestige – 2,500 tokens event exclusive Nightbringer Lee Sin Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Battle Academia Lux Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Bewitching Miss Fortune Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Star Guardian Neeko Prestige – 100 Prestige Points True Damage Qiyana Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Valiant Sword Riven Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive True Damage Senna Prestige 100 Prestige Points Pulsefire Thresh Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Firecracker Vayne Prestige – 1,000 tokens event exclusive Dark Star Malphite Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive Arcanist Zoe Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Coven Zyra Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Pulsefire Lucian Prestige- 2,000 tokens event exclusive Spirit Blossom Teemo – 2,000 tokens event exclusive PsyOps Ezreal Prestige – 2,000 tokens event exclusive True Damage Yasuo Prestige – 100 Prestige Points Obsidian Dragon Sett Prestige – 2,000 token event exclusive K/DA ALL OUT Kai’Sa – 2,000 token event exclusive Current problems with the Prestige skin line Out of 24 champions released with a Prestige skin, nine were obtainable with Prestige Points and 10 could be acquired with tokens from in-game events. While the previous model of acquiring Prestige Points via real-life currency wasn’t deemed too successful, the current one allows for some leeway and gives the possibility for anyone who purchases the event battle pass to be able to farm up for the Prestige skin. While the possibility is there, playing a lot of games to obtain it doesn’t bring the “Prestige” feel to it. After each year, the Prestige Points that a player earned in that year are reset. Riot said the intent behind this is to not allow players to stock up points for the next year’s skins and to avoid making them more common on release day. There will be special Prestige Point shops at the end of a year to allow players to spend their Prestige Points so that they don’t disappear in vain. This demotivates players who purchase battle passes toward the middle of the year, though. They won’t have enough Prestige Points for a skin and will have to wait for the shop at the end of the year to use their Points.
