Worlds 2026 skins: True Damage Know My Name Yasuo arrives Oct. 21, plus the T1 skins, prices and the $99.99 Collector's Edition

League’s Worlds skin lands two days before the Swiss Stage. Here’s when True Damage Know My Name Yasuo comes out, what it should cost and where the T1 Worlds skins stand.

When does the Worlds 2026 skin come out?

True Damage Know My Name Yasuo is this year’s featured Worlds skin, and Riot’s listing for the Worlds Unlocked 2026 Collector’s Edition puts it in the game on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, two days before the Swiss Stage starts in Allen, Texas. Riot announced it on Oct. 15 as a revenue share skin that supports the Worlds 2026 competitors. Alongside it, Riot sells standard chromas, a border set and chroma bundles, and an exclusive Worlds chroma comes with Worlds Unlocked purchases.

How much will it cost?

Riot hasn’t announced the price as of Oct. 17. Expected price: about 1,350 RP. That’s our estimate, based on what Riot charges for the Epic T1 Worlds skins. Sales of the skin and its bundles, the Season 3: Worlds 2026 Pass, team icons, regional emotes and the Elite chromas all share part of the proceeds with top-tier LoL Esports teams.

Riot’s store listing has the Worlds pass available since Oct. 7, with a Prestige chroma and a Prestige emote, and premium options add Mythic Essence and battle pass levels. Team icons and regional emotes for the LPL, LEC, LCK, LCS, LCP and CBLOL are back too. Patch 26.20 also added Elite chromas for the 2013 SKT T1 K championship skins: Jax, Lee Sin, Vayne, Zyra and Zed.

The T1 Worlds skins

T1 won Worlds 2025 for a third straight title, and its skins came out on July 15, 2026, with Patch 26.14. T1 Ambessa, T1 Xin Zhao, T1 Galio, T1 Yunara and T1 Seraphine cost 1,350 RP each, and MVP T1 Miss Fortune costs 1,820 RP. Each skin has an Elite chroma and five standard chromas, and the Ruby chroma comes only in a chroma bundle.

The Signature Bundles, with an icon and border, a ward skin, the Elite chroma and an exclusive emote, and the Megabundle with a Three-peat, 1 Dynasty title left the shop at the start of Patch 26.16. The skins themselves stay until the start of Patch 26.23. In the first patch of 2027, MVP T1 Miss Fortune joins the Mythic Shop pool at 200 Mythic Essence, without the Signature Icon or Border, and the other T1 skins move to the loot pool.

The team that wins Worlds 2026 on Nov. 14 gets its own skin set later, and Riot hasn’t said when. After the final, eligible skins the winning team used in the final are 33% off, apart from Prestige, Ultimate, Mythic Variant, Exalted and Transcendent skins.

The $99.99 Worlds Unlocked Collector’s Edition

The Worlds Unlocked 2026 Collector’s Edition, presented by Opera GX, costs $99.99 on the Riot Games Store and is a limited edition, in stock as of Oct. 17. The box holds a Worlds 2026 Teemo bobblehead, an Elder Dragon plush, a poro plush bag charm in a blind box, a Red Bull tumbler, a pin, a pennant, a fan letter and a HyperX XL mousepad.

The digital items come in two waves. The first, from Oct. 7, has the Worlds 2026 pass, a Yasuo champion shard, two exclusive emotes and a Worlds Unvaulted Capsule with equal odds of one of 14 past Worlds skins, such as Championship Riven from 2016, Championship Thresh, Worlds Azir and Worlds Viego. The second, on Oct. 21, has True Damage Know My Name Yasuo, its exclusive Unlocked chroma and a Make No Mistakes icon. It’s rated for ages 14 and up.

The Yasuo skin arrives just before the Swiss Stage, which our Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage page explains, and every match is on our Worlds 2026 schedule page.

This page is updated as soon as Riot lists the price of True Damage Know My Name Yasuo and announces the skins for the Worlds 2026 winners.