Skin sales are essential to the survival of League of Legends. Riot Games artists are responsible for having already released over a thousand cosmetics that are spread across all champions in the game, and each patch includes more skins. We know that the company can earn several million euros with each release, and that skins are its main source of income.. Players fall for each new version of their favorite champion. However, as we know, they do not always do so to the same extent.
The best-selling skins in League of Legends history
Sales of each skin may vary depending on champion, art design quality, or Riot Games marketing campaign. The developers don’t want to go into too much detail about it, but they’ve talked about it a few times. Among them are the times they talked about the best-selling cosmetics in the history of League of Legends. We cannot give as many details as we would like, but we can establish the top ranking.
Elementalist Lux | 3,250 RP | Best-selling of all time officially confirmed |
 Project: Vayne | 1,820 RP | Best-selling of all time officially confirmed |
 Jinx Star Guardian | 1,820 RP | Best-selling of all time officially confirmed |
 Jhin Cosmic Demiurge | 1,820 RP | Top Selling of 2019 officially confirmed |
 Divine Fist Lee Sin | 1,820 RP | Best Selling of 2020 China Proprietary Data |
The data is indeed eye-opening, especially when it comes to the best-selling skins of all time. This is one of the costliest skins in the game that tops the leaderboard. Even a price of more than 20 euros did not scare players to get Lx Elementalist. After all, we are talking about the best appearance, without a doubt, of one of the most played characters in the world. Additionally, it is still considered by many to be the best ultimate cosmetic to ever touch League of Legends.
Along with Elementalist Lux and also officially confirmed by Riot Games, Project: Vayne, a Legendary, it was one of the first attempts to introduce visual elements to players’ screens by making us see the game as if we wearing the helmet that the champion wears in her skin. It’s a formula they’ve repeated ever since, adding some very interesting nods. However, they were unable to rack up such success. Overall, the look is a little more affordable, and the ADC is hugely popular as well. The case is very similar to that of Jinx Guardian of the Stars, although in this case the technology has not been so advanced.
Continuing the list, we find two characters who have similar situations. Jhin Cosmic Demiurge was the top-selling skin of 2019 and Lee See Divine Fist had the same honor in 2020, although in this case we only had data from China. What is certain is that they share the same common characteristics. All of the cosmetics on this list are for very popular champions who receive what everyone considers their best skin. The case of the jungler is particularly striking, because Divine Fist really motivated the community to abandon its Muay Thai version, released several years before.
Riot Games didn’t reveal how much they earned from these cosmetics, but they did post some other interesting facts. For example, the fact that the best performing cosmetic lines in League of Legends history have been K/DA, Project, and Star Guardians. Unsurprisingly, these are elements that always come up in the game and are often the stars of their own events. The truth is, they make tons of money, as Riot has been making revenue well over $1 billion for years.
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