All Fatemakers & Fatebreakers Skins in LoL

League of Legends has three Fatemakers and Fatebreakers skins: Fatemaker Nasus, Fatebreaker Malzahar and Fatebreaker Taric. Riot released all three with Patch 25.08 on April 16, 2025. Each is an Epic skin priced at 1,350 RP with eight chromas, a new model, themed visual and sound effects, and a custom recall.

Last checked: August 26, 2026 · Prices and availability were checked against Riot's Patch 25.08 notes and current champion collections.

All Fatemakers and Fatebreakers skins

The collection is a small 2025 skin universe, not a long-running line with hidden legacy entries. Nasus is the sole Fatemaker; Malzahar and Taric are the Fatebreakers.

Each skin uses the champion's base voice. None is Legendary, Prestige, Mythic or a separate gameplay upgrade. Like every League skin, the changes are cosmetic.

Fatemaker Nasus

Fatemaker Nasus leans into the scholar side of the champion. Gold, turquoise and parchment-like symbols replace the sand-and-stone presentation of base Nasus. Siphoning Strike lands with a bright geometric impact, Spirit Fire draws an ornate field, and Fury of the Sands wraps his enlarged model in shifting script.

The skin's strongest argument is readability for the owner: Q stacks feel distinct without changing their timing, and the ultimate state is visually obvious. The limitation is equally clear—Nasus already has Legendary Infernal Nasus and several strong Epic alternatives, so Fatemaker does not provide new voice work or a radically different animation rig.

• Price: 1,350 RP
• Chromas: Ruby, Catseye, Emerald, Turquoise, Tanzanite, Rose Quartz, Pearl and Obsidian
• Best for: players who want a luminous scholar theme and prominent ultimate effects

Fatebreaker Malzahar

Malzahar's version gets the broadest ability-by-ability theme coverage. Call of the Void cuts through patterned gates, Void Swarm creates redesigned creatures, Malefic Visions carries a distinct mark between targets, and Nether Grasp forms a dense geometric channel beneath the victim.

The Voidling redesign makes this the most complete “full kit” showcase of the trio. On the other hand, it still uses Malzahar's base animations and voice. Players who prefer the playful clarity of Beezahar or the harsher neon of Empyrean may not see this as an automatic upgrade.

• Price: 1,350 RP
• Chromas: Catseye, Emerald, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire and Tanzanite
• Best for: players who want every spell, including Voidlings, tied closely to one visual language

Fatebreaker Taric

Taric's skin swaps celestial blue for rich violet, gold and gemstone patterns. Bastion's ally connection becomes a decorated tether, Dazzle projects an angular lane from Taric and his linked ally, and Cosmic Radiance builds toward a large ornamental invulnerability moment.

This is the easiest recommendation for a Taric player who wants a modern alternative to Luminshield or Space Groove without changing the champion's core silhouette. Its main drawback is that the old base rig remains visible between spell casts, and chromas recolor the model more than the spell effects.

• Price: 1,350 RP
• Chromas: Amethyst, Citrine, Emerald, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby and Sapphire
• Best for: support players who value prominent ally-link and ultimate visuals

Chromas, store availability and loot

All three base skins are standard 1,350 RP Epic releases and were still listed in the current champion skin collections at the time of review. Riot's Patch 25.08 notes also confirm matching chroma sets.

• Base skin: buy it from the in-client Store when listed, or unlock a permanent through eligible loot.
• Chromas: most individual chromas use the regular 290 RP price, while Ruby is commonly tied to the RP chroma bundle. Check the current client before buying.
• Blue Essence Emporium: eligible non-Ruby chromas may appear for Blue Essence during a future Emporium, but the catalog changes. Patch 25.08's 2025 Emporium is not an active 2026 schedule.
• My Shop and weekly sales: discounts are personalized or rotational and cannot be promised for a specific skin.

Chromas require the base skin and do not provide new gameplay effects. Our guide to League skin trading and gifting explains why an owned skin or chroma cannot be moved to another account.

Which Fatemaker or Fatebreaker skin is worth buying?

Choose by champion, not by a forced ranking. Fatemaker Nasus has the strongest transformation moment during his ultimate. Fatebreaker Malzahar applies the theme to the largest number of separate kit elements. Fatebreaker Taric makes team-facing spell windows—the tether, stun and invulnerability—especially prominent.

If you rarely play the champion, 1,350 RP buys no competitive advantage. Preview the model, recall, each ability and the specific chroma in the client before purchasing. For broader comparisons, see our best League skins guide and the explanation of League's skin tiers and counting rules.

Fatemakers and Fatebreakers FAQ

How many Fatemakers and Fatebreakers skins are there?

Three as of August 26, 2026: Fatemaker Nasus, Fatebreaker Malzahar and Fatebreaker Taric.

When did the skin line release?

All three skins launched on April 16, 2025 with League of Legends Patch 25.08.

Are the skins Legendary?

No. Each is an Epic skin at 1,350 RP. They use the champion's base voice and animation rig while adding a themed model, effects, sounds and recall.

Do these skins have chromas?

Yes. Each skin has eight chromas, for 24 across the collection. Availability and Blue Essence eligibility can rotate.

Has Riot announced another wave?

No additional Fatemaker or Fatebreaker champions were officially announced as of the review date. Fan wish lists are not a release roadmap.

Sources and update policy

Names, launch date and chroma confirmation come from Riot Games' Patch 25.08 notes. Current champion skin collections were used to recheck the three-skin roster. Prices, chroma access and sales are reviewed in the live client when this page is updated; temporary discounts are not treated as permanent.