The 2021 Worlds have designated EDG as the new World Champions. Which champions will they choose for their new Worlds skins?

The 2021 Worlds have come to an end. Edward Gaming’s final victory over DAMWON KIA rocked the League of Legends world. After a shaky second week of the group stage, many viewers had EDG off their list of favorites, but nobody better write off the best-of-fives.

Flandre, Jiejie, Scout, Viper, and Meiko bring the Summoner’s Cup back to the LPL after also winning the Summer Split Final of LPL 2021. The team looked great all year and with each game in Worlds 2021, they got another glow-up.

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So, now that we know the winners, it’s time to get some thoughts on which champions will be getting some cool new EDG skins in the future.

Which champions will get EDG skins?

On Twitter, leakers have now shown the splash art of the 2021 World Championship skins. This means that the skins are now fixed and will probably be released soon.

These are the champions that EDG has decided on:

How do teams decide which champions get skins?

Each League of Legends World Champion can choose a champion to receive a skin. But what criteria is used to select a skin? Well, every champion a player gets in Worlds 2021 will be included in the pool for possible skins.

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The question remains, which champions EDG played in the 2021 Worlds in Reykjavik?

From which champions can EDG choose skins?

EDG Flandre Skins

Off to the Top Lane. Let’s take a look at which champions Flandre has played during the tournament. His two most played champions are Graves and Jayce, so those are at the top of the list.

• Jayce
• Graves
• Know
• Gwen
• Jax
• Irelia

EDG Jiejie Skins

Jiejie went into Worlds as a complete rookie, but he made a hefty progress and showed many champions. He also did very well against counter picks and paved the way for EDG to become World Champion with his Baron and Dragon steals.

• Jarvan IV
• Lee Sin
• Talon
• Xin Zhao
• Viego
• Olaf

EDG Scout Skins

Scout has been part of EDG since 2016. So he’s been with us for 5 years, for better or worse. He even stood by EDG’s side during the big disaster in 2017. Now he finally wears the tiel “world champion” as well.

• Ryze
• LeBlanc
• Sylas
• Twisted Fate
• Lissandra
• Syndra
• Malzahar
• Azir
• Orianna
• Viktor
• Zoe

EDG Viper Skins

Viper was part of Griffin in 2019 and a member of Hanwah Life in 2020. He switched to LPL earlier this year and that has since really paid off. He’s also been called the best bot laner in the world. This year he proved himself as a world champion.

• Lucian
• Ezreal
• Miss Fortune
• Jhin
• Aphelios
• Kai’Sa
• Jinx

EDG Meiko Skins

Meiko is arguably one of the best players of all time. Four times LPL champion, MSI winner and now world champion. No one deserves this win more than Meiko. he is as much a part of EDG as the fingers I am writing this text with are a part of me.

• Yuumi
• Nami
• Lulu
• Leona
• Nautilus
• Braum
• Rakan
• Zilean

The players haven’t finalized which skins it will end up being. However, the EDG skin lineup is pretty sure to look pretty cool. Congratulations again to the team.

Champion skin

Champion skin (or skin for short) refers to the color scheme or appearance of a champion. Most champion skins can be purchased in the Riot Shop with Riot Points, while others are/were only available for special events/promotions. However, some selected chroma skins (color-changed skins)can be purchased at special events for Blue Essence. Some champion skins bring new particles for visual effects, quotes, and sound effects. Each skin has its own splash art, which is displayed in the champion selection and loading screen. Since patch 7.16, the custom champion image is also matched to the skin in the game itself.

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