Kennen, the Heart of the Tempest embodies the traditional nimble ninja aided by magical abilities. His skins mostly refrain from any large modifications to his concept; which generates varied results. If you want to bring the maelstrom to your enemies and in the thunder bind them, then this review will mark the best looks for unleashing your lightning.
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Anivia, the Cryophoenix is a unique champion in all aspects. Her skins don’t always follow such an exceptional path as some simply play with her avian physiognomy. Nonetheless, some skins do re-interpret her under a different and original light. The time of the Cryophoenix has come, let the storm rage while this review analyses her icy facets.
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Nasus, the Curator of the Sands has few but interesting skins that always provide something different yet fitting for him. From classic Egyptian mythology to more traditional fantasy or sci-fi there’s something for everyone. Unleash the fury of the sands with style along his skins’ review.
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Blitzcrank, the Great Steam Golem is rather versatile for being an artificial life form. In fact, many of his skins show him exploring different disciplines and activities with different degrees of success. Therefore, you could say that Blitzcrank can get dressed to the situation and if you are thinking of pulling and knocking someone up then this skins’ review will recommend how to look your best while doing it.
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Quinn and Valor, Demacia’s Wings bring a method of cooperation unseen in the Fields of Justice. Their tactics are a welcome addition to the League of Legends and so is their avian style. Then, is a phoenix good enough for an arbalest as her bird of prey? Is an owl a better companion in the tundra? Can the tide pose a threat to a parrot? Pounce on the skins’ review and turn tail to all doubts.
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Singed, the Mad Chemist has a peculiar way of fighting his enemies, something that his skins ignore for the most part. Regardless, there are still a few interesting concepts that suit his unique ingenuity. If you are going to be chased don’t forget two things: leave a poison trail and check his skins’ review to scamper with style.
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Twitch, the Plague Rat has few skins available, as most of them have been buried in the history of League of Legends. From the two at hand we find wildly different concepts: a steam-punk and a Chicago gangster. Are there any good choices to spread venom in style? There’s no need to spray and pray, just check his skins’ review and go Rat-Ta-Tat-Tat.
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Sejuani, the Fury of the North faces her enemies as she faces the cold: with determination and strength. She is a well prepared lady, not only in gear but also in mount. Her ability to adapt and thrive in the harshest environments is reinforced by her skins; though it seems that her frosty past simply can’t be left behind. In any case, when you take Bristle for a ride do so with style; check her skins’ review.
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Renekton, the Butcher of the Sands slices and dices at his heart content; it’s what he does and he’s very good at it. Yet, that doesn’t mean that he doesn’t know how to look good while culling the meek as he has an enviable wardrobe. If you want anger to reign then this ruthless predator will rather his best clothes so take a look at this skins’ review.
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Galio, the Colossus stoically watches over Demacian lands. As guardian he waits for the time when his titanic might will be needed. It’s said that he keeps the uncontainable power of mages from scarring his country; as it had in the past. However, without magic he has no means of fuelling his will. Such is the ironical fate of this extraordinary titan. In the direst of times, the Colossus will walk again and legends will be rekindled anew with more tales of Galio’s battles. For now, he stands dormant seeing decades go by. The most long-lived also tell of how magic affects his appearance. Perhaps we should go through the records and see the many faces of Galio’s past.
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