You will see the Broken Covenant skin line return to League of Legends with a new wave of champions joining the gothic-themed collection. Riot expands the lineup with Jhin, Aurora, and Shen, building on a skin line that first launched in 2023 and quickly gained attention for its darker aesthetic.
You can also expect Jhin’s new skin to carry added significance, as Riot designates it as the official MSI 2026 revenue-share cosmetic, with a portion of proceeds supporting participating teams. Alongside this update, Akshan receives his first new skin in two years, marking a notable addition for players who follow his cosmetics closely.
Broken Covenant skins
You can now explore new additions to this gothic-themed collection, with Aurora, Shen, and Jhin joining the lineup. Riot has placed all three on the PBE, so you can review their animations, visual effects, and updated ability designs before release. The trio also shares a unified splash illustration that reinforces the line’s dark religious aesthetic.
Jhin’s version will serve as an MSI 2026 revenue-share skin, with a portion of sales supporting participating esports teams.
The theme began in 2023 and originally featured:
- Cho’Gath
- Miss Fortune
- Nocturne
- Xayah
- Rakan
- Riven
- Vladimir
Designers built the line around gothic religious imagery, drawing influence from stained glass architecture and stylized action aesthetics.
High Noon Akshan
You see High Noon return with a fresh addition for Akshan, expanding the western-inspired lineup alongside the upcoming Locke skin. Riot positions this release as part of the same wave that introduces the new mid lane AP assassin arriving on June 24.
Key details:
- Skin Line: High Noon
- Champion: Akshan
- Release Window: Patch cycle featuring Locke’s debut
- Theme Focus: Dark western aesthetic with supernatural elements
You can expect Akshan’s design to align with the High Noon universe’s established tone while standing distinct from Locke’s parallel release.
When Can You Get These Skins?
You can unlock the new Broken Covenant skins when Patch 26.13 goes live on June 24, 2026. Riot plans to release the full set alongside the update.
Pricing has not been confirmed, but you can expect most skins to fall under the Epic tier (1,350 RP). Broken Covenant Jhin may receive a higher tier classification, which would likely place it at 1,820 RP instead.
