Victorious skins are limited League of Legends ranked reward skins earned through competitive play, with each skin tied to a specific season, split, or ranked reward window.
This guide covers every Victorious skin in LoL, including release order, ranked requirements, chromas, rarity, availability, and how to get future Victorious skin rewards.
All Victorious skins in League of Legends
The Victorious skins list started in 2011 with Victorious Jarvan IV and has since become one of League’s clearest status symbols. Unlike normal League of Legends skins, these are ranked rewards, so they are not sold in the store for RP.
| Skin | Season | How to get it |
|---|---|---|
| Original end of season rewards | ||
 Victorious Jarvan IV | 2011 | Finished the 2011 ranked season at Gold or higher. This skin is not sold for RP and cannot normally be unlocked now. |
 Victorious Janna | 2012 | Finished the 2012 ranked season at Gold or higher. This skin is not sold for RP and cannot normally be unlocked now. |
 Victorious Elise | 2013 | Finished the 2013 ranked season at Gold or higher. This skin is not sold for RP and cannot normally be unlocked now. |
 Victorious Morgana | 2014 | Finished the 2014 ranked season at Gold or higher. This skin is not sold for RP and cannot normally be unlocked now. |
 Victorious Sivir | 2015 | Finished the 2015 ranked season at Gold or higher. This skin is not sold for RP and cannot normally be unlocked now. |
 Victorious Maokai | 2016 | Finished the 2016 ranked season at Gold or higher. This skin is not sold for RP and cannot normally be unlocked now. |
| Queue and rank chroma era | ||
 Victorious Graves | 2017 | Finished the 2017 ranked season at Gold or higher. Extra chromas were tied to the ranked queues where the requirement was met. |
 Victorious Orianna | 2018 | Finished Season 8 at Gold or higher in eligible ranked queues. Ranked chromas were awarded based on qualifying queue progress. |
 Victorious Aatrox | 2019 | Finished the 2019 ranked season at Gold or higher. Additional ranked chromas depended on eligible ranked queue results. |
 Victorious Lucian | 2020 | Finished the 2020 ranked season at Gold or higher. Higher ranked finishes unlocked matching chromas for eligible queues. |
 Victorious Blitzcrank | 2021 | Finished the 2021 ranked season at Gold or higher. Solo/Duo and Flex ranked progress could unlock additional rank chromas. |
 Victorious Sejuani | 2022 | Finished the 2022 ranked season at Gold or higher. Extra chromas were tied to Solo/Duo and Flex ranked performance. |
| Split reward era | ||
 Victorious Anivia | 2023 Split 1 | Earned by collecting enough ranked split points during Split 1. Higher ranked tiers unlocked additional chromas. |
 Victorious Tryndamere | 2023 Split 2 | Earned by collecting enough ranked split points during Split 2. Higher ranked tiers unlocked additional chromas. |
 Victorious Kog’Maw | 2024 Split 1 | Earned by collecting enough ranked split points during Split 1. Higher ranked tiers unlocked additional chromas. |
 Victorious Sona | 2024 Split 2 | Earned by collecting enough ranked split points during Split 2. Higher ranked tiers unlocked additional chromas. |
 Victorious Master Yi | 2024 Split 3 | Earned by collecting enough ranked split points during Split 3. Higher ranked tiers unlocked additional chromas. |
| 15-win modern season era | ||
 Victorious Twisted Fate | 2025 Season 1 | Win 15 ranked games during the season, keep the required Honor level, and avoid penalties that block ranked rewards. Higher ranks unlock chromas. |
 Victorious Fiora | 2025 Season 2 | Win 15 ranked games during the season, keep the required Honor level, and avoid penalties that block ranked rewards. Higher ranks unlock chromas. |
 Victorious Draven | 2025 Season 3 | Win 15 ranked games during the season, keep the required Honor level, and avoid penalties that block ranked rewards. Higher ranks unlock chromas. |
 Victorious Braum | 2026 Season 1 | Win 15 ranked games during the season, keep the required Honor level, and avoid penalties that block ranked rewards. Higher ranks unlock chromas. |
Why Victorious skins matter
Victorious skins matter because they are proof that an account was active and eligible during a specific ranked window. A player can buy most cosmetics from the official League of Legends site or in-client store when they are available, but Victorious skins are tied to performance, timing, and eligibility.
That is why older rewards like Victorious Jarvan IV, Victorious Janna, Victorious Elise, and Victorious Morgana are treated as rare LoL skins. Their value is not an RP price. Their value comes from being locked to an old ranked season.
Riot’s larger cosmetic strategy has changed many times, but the Victorious skin line has stayed focused on ranked identity. For players who care about account history, these skins are closer to trophies than normal cosmetics from Riot Games.
A full skin spotlight is useful if you want to compare the older Victorious skins with the newer reward skins in one place.
For official trailers, champion previews, and skin spotlights around League cosmetics, the League of Legends YouTube channel is also worth watching when ranked rewards are revealed.
Victorious lore and theme explained
The Victorious universe is not a single story like Star Guardian or High Noon. It is a prestige theme built around champions reaching their peak. The shared idea is simple: champions conquer their enemies, rise above the field, and show off the spoils of victory.
That is why the skins usually use gold, silver, blue, purple, gemstone effects, polished armor, crystalline details, and royal silhouettes. Victorious Graves looks like a wealthy outlaw showing off his success, Victorious Orianna feels reforged by Piltover craft, and Victorious Sejuani turns ranked achievement into Freljord royalty.
The line works because every champion keeps their own identity. Lucian still feels like a righteous marksman, Anivia still feels ancient and majestic, Kog’Maw still feels strange and monstrous, and Sona still feels elegant. The Victorious treatment adds ranked prestige without replacing the champion’s core fantasy.
How to get Victorious skins in LoL
How to get Victorious skins has changed over time. For many years, the basic answer was simple: finish the ranked season at Gold or higher and remain eligible for end of season rewards. That is why older League of Legends Victorious skins are often described as Gold ranked rewards.
The modern system is different. Current Victorious skin rewards are tied to ranked wins, seasonal eligibility, and honor rules rather than only the old Gold cutoff. Riot’s support site is the best place to check the latest ranked reward rules before the season ends.
For practical climbing help, use our League guides before the last weeks of a ranked season. Waiting until the final patch usually makes the reward harder to secure, especially if you also want a higher rank chroma.
| Reward era | Main requirement | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 to 2022 | Usually Gold or higher by the end of the season | The base Victorious skin was mainly a ranked tier reward. |
| 2017 to 2019 chroma era | Gold or higher, with extra chromas for queues or ranked achievements | Victorious Graves, Orianna, and Aatrox helped establish chromas as part of the reward identity. |
| 2020 to 2022 chroma expansion | Gold or higher, with rank chromas tied to Solo/Duo and Flex performance | Victorious Lucian, Blitzcrank, and Sejuani made ranked chromas more important. |
| 2023 to 2024 split era | Ranked split point requirements | Victorious skins became tied to split participation instead of one end of year moment. |
| 2025 onward | 15 ranked wins and reward eligibility | The base skin became more participation-focused, while chromas still reward higher rank. |
Victorious skin chromas and ranked rewards
Victorious skin chromas are one of the biggest reasons to keep climbing after unlocking the base skin. The base Victorious skin proves you met the reward requirement, but chromas show how high you finished during that ranked window.
Older skins did not always have chromas. Victorious Graves was the first major step toward queue-based variants, while later skins moved toward rank chromas. Modern LoL ranked reward skins usually include chromas for tiers such as Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Diamond, Master, Grandmaster, and Challenger.
The exact chroma rules can change by season, so always check official League updates and client reward pages before making a last-minute ranked push.
Victorious skins by season and release order
If you want Victorious skins by season, the line is easiest to understand as three phases: classic end of season rewards, split-based rewards, and the modern seasonal win system. For confirmed timing changes, keep an eye on our LoL patch notes coverage.
| Year or season | Victorious skin reward |
|---|---|
| 2011 | Victorious Jarvan IV |
| 2012 | Victorious Janna |
| 2013 | Victorious Elise |
| 2014 | Victorious Morgana |
| 2015 | Victorious Sivir |
| 2016 | Victorious Maokai |
| 2017 | Victorious Graves |
| 2018 | Victorious Orianna |
| 2019 | Victorious Aatrox |
| 2020 | Victorious Lucian |
| 2021 | Victorious Blitzcrank |
| 2022 | Victorious Sejuani |
| 2023 Split 1 | Victorious Anivia |
| 2023 Split 2 | Victorious Tryndamere |
| 2024 Split 1 | Victorious Kog’Maw |
| 2024 Split 2 | Victorious Sona |
| 2024 Split 3 | Victorious Master Yi |
| 2025 Season 1 | Victorious Twisted Fate |
| 2025 Season 2 | Victorious Fiora |
| 2025 Season 3 | Victorious Draven |
| 2026 Season 1 | Victorious Braum |
Victorious skins price, rarity, and availability
Victorious skins have no normal RP price. They are free ranked reward skins for eligible players, which makes them different from epic, legendary, prestige, mythic, and legacy store cosmetics.
That also means old Victorious skins are usually more limited than normal legacy skins. A legacy skin can sometimes return through the store, loot, Your Shop, or event availability. A Victorious skin is normally tied to its original ranked season and is not something you can simply buy later.
That limited availability is why collectors often group old Victorious skins with rare LoL skins. The rarest ones are usually the oldest, especially Victorious Jarvan IV and Victorious Janna, because fewer active players were eligible when they were released.
Best Victorious skins
The best Victorious skins depend on whether you care about rarity, champion popularity, splash art, in-game effects, or account prestige. Victorious Jarvan IV is one of the most valuable from a collection standpoint because it was the first reward. Victorious Janna, Elise, and Morgana also carry old-season prestige.
For looks, Victorious Lucian, Victorious Sejuani, Victorious Anivia, Victorious Sona, Victorious Master Yi, and Victorious Braum are strong picks because they feel more modern. Victorious Graves and Victorious Orianna also stand out because they helped define what ranked chromas could add to the reward line.
The most important rule is simple: the best Victorious skin is the one you earned during your own ranked climb. These skins are account history, so a reward you personally unlocked will usually feel better than one that only looks rare in someone else’s collection.
New Victorious skins and future rewards
The newest Victorious skins are part of Riot’s modern seasonal reward structure, with Victorious Twisted Fate, Victorious Fiora, Victorious Draven, and Victorious Braum representing the newest reward era. Future Victorious skin rewards should continue to follow the ranked season structure unless Riot changes the system again.
For new Victorious skins, separate confirmed reward details from previews, PBE discoveries, and early rumors. Our LoL news hub is useful for confirmed announcements, while our League leaks coverage can help track early skin signals before Riot finalizes them.
The safest approach is to check the ranked tab in-client during every season. If the current reward skin matters to you, do not wait for the final week. Ranked queues can be stressful near the deadline, and support issues are harder to solve when the season is already ending.
Frequently asked questions about Victorious skins
How many Victorious skins are there in League of Legends?
There are 21 Victorious skins in League of Legends when counting every ranked reward from Victorious Jarvan IV through Victorious Braum.
What was the first Victorious skin?
Victorious Jarvan IV was the first Victorious skin. It was awarded for the 2011 ranked season and is one of the rarest ranked reward skins in League.
Can you buy old Victorious skins?
No. Old Victorious skins are not normal store skins and are not sold for RP. They were awarded to eligible players during their original ranked reward windows.
How do you get new Victorious skins?
New Victorious skins are earned through the current ranked reward requirement for that season. In the modern system, that usually means winning 15 ranked games and staying eligible for ranked rewards.
Do Victorious skins have RP prices?
Victorious skins do not have normal RP prices. They are free ranked reward skins for eligible players, not cosmetics you buy from the store.
How do Victorious skin chromas work?
Victorious skin chromas usually reflect ranked achievement during the reward window. The exact chromas depend on the season, but modern rewards often include variants for ranked tiers such as Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Diamond, Master, Grandmaster, and Challenger.
Are Victorious skins rare?
Yes. Victorious skins are rare because they are limited ranked rewards. The oldest ones are especially rare because fewer players earned them and they have not returned as normal store skins.
What is the best Victorious skin?
Victorious Jarvan IV is the most important historically, while Victorious Lucian, Sejuani, Anivia, Sona, Master Yi, and Braum are some of the strongest modern picks. The best one for your account is the one you earned yourself.
Your ranked reward checklist
Victorious skins are some of the most meaningful League cosmetics because they record when you played ranked and what you earned during that window. Use our skins archive to compare other limited cosmetics, browse League guides before your climb, follow LoL news for reward reveals, check patch notes for ranked timing, watch League updates for reward system changes, and treat leaks as early information until Riot confirms the details.
If you want the next Victorious skin, start early, keep your account eligible, track the ranked reward mission in client, and push for a higher finish if you care about chromas. The base skin proves you showed up. The chromas show how far you climbed.
