League of Legends: All Riot Skins, Ranked

If you're a fan of skins with a clean, tactical, and modern feel, the Riot skin line in League of Legends might be exactly what you're looking for. Inspired by real-world law enforcement and special forces, these skins give your favorite champions a serious and professional look, replacing their usual fantasy-themed outfits with riot gear, tactical armor, and high-tech weaponry. While most of the Riot skins are legacy or limited-time exclusives, they often return during special events or promotions. In this article, we’ll go over every Riot skin released so far, so you know what to watch out for and which ones are worth grabbing when they become available again.

#6: Riot Girl Tristana

• Price: Free (was claimable via promotional code)
• Release Date: June 1, 2010

Riot Girl Tristana is one of the oldest promotional skins in League of Legends. While it’s no longer available, it was once free to anyone who followed the official League of Legends Facebook page. The skin gives Tristana bright pink hair, a fun outfit, and a cool vibe that stood out back in the early days of the game. Even though it’s not the most visually intense skin by today’s standards, it’s worth highlighting for its legacy and charm. If you got this one back in the day, it’s a nostalgic flex.

#5: Riot Squad Singed

• Price: Legacy – Unavailable (formerly given via event code)
• Release Date: August 17, 2010

Riot Squad Singed is one of those rare collector’s items in League of Legends. It features Singed decked out in full riot gear, complete with a gas mask and a shield on his back, fitting his chaotic playstyle perfectly. This skin was only available through promo codes at live events, making it nearly impossible to get today. It may not have flashy animations, but its exclusivity and classic design make it a standout for long-time fans.

#4: Riot K-9 Nasus

• Price: 975 RP (Legacy Vault)
• Release Date: August 1, 2011

Riot K-9 Nasus transforms the Shuriman guardian into a police dog unit, complete with a riot helmet, body armor, and glowing blue effects. This skin gives Nasus a clean and disciplined look, with nice visual tweaks to his Siphoning Strike and ultimate. While it’s not always available, it occasionally returns through Legacy Vault sales, making it a great pick for Nasus mains who want something unique yet faithful to his theme.

#3: Riot Graves

• Price: 975 RP (Legacy Vault)
• Release Date: August 1, 2012

Riot Graves swaps his outlaw look for a full SWAT-style uniform, complete with tactical gear, a riot shield on his back, and a sleek shotgun model. It’s a simple but satisfying skin that fits perfectly with the Riot skin line. The blue effects and siren-inspired colors make his abilities stand out without going over the top. If you’re a Graves main and want a clean, law-enforcing look, this skin is definitely worth picking up when it’s available in the Legacy Vault.

#2: Riot Blitzcrank

• Price: 975 RP (Legacy Vault)
• Release Date: August 2, 2013

Riot Blitzcrank takes the steam-powered golem and outfits him like a futuristic police mech, complete with blue-and-white armor, blinking sirens, and a robotic voice filter. His Q ability turns into a high-tech grappling hook, and his overall design gives off strong “riot control bot” vibes. The visual and sound effects are clean and satisfying, making this one of Blitzcrank’s standout legacy skins. If you like Blitzcrank and want a skin that looks unique without going full sci-fi, this one is absolutely worth grabbing when it returns.

#1: Riot Kayle

• Price: 975 RP (Legacy Vault)
• Release Date: August 1, 2014

Riot Kayle is a sleek, tactical version of the winged warrior, trading her usual armor for a riot-police-inspired uniform. With a dark visor, SWAT-style gear, and bright blue effects, this skin gives Kayle a grounded, modern look that still fits her theme of justice. Her abilities come with updated visuals that match the police motif, especially her ultimate, which glows with a clean blue aura. As a legacy skin, it’s not always available, but if you’re a Kayle main or like limited cosmetics, this is a must-have when it rotates into the shop or shows up in a loot drop.

Conclusion

That wraps up our look at all the Riot skins in League of Legends. While most of them are legacy and not always available in the shop, they each offer a cool, uniformed look with police or riot-themed designs that stand out from the usual fantasy style. Whether you’re a collector or just a fan of clean, modern aesthetics, grabbing one of these skins when they rotate in is definitely worth it. Keep an eye on legacy skin events or loot drops—because once they’re gone, it might be a while before you see them again.