Best Lee Sin Skins in League of Legends 2023: All Skins Ranked from Worst to Best

Fahim Shahriar
By Fahim Shahriar
14 Min Read
Image Credit: Riot Games

This article will list the Lee Sin skins from worst to best.

Lee Sin, The Blind Monk, Released in 2011, is one of the oldest and most popular champions in League of Legends. Hailing from the region of Ionia, Lee Sin is a monk-warrior and a master of Ionia’s ancient arts.

In-game, Lee Sin is a mechanical champion requiring a high level of precision to pilot properly. If played perfectly, his abilities allow him to pick off enemies with his R – Dragon’s Rage or peel for the backline with his great defensive capabilities.

In terms of roles, Lee Sin is mainly a Jungler. His fast clear, and unmatched early-game power make him one of the best early-game Junglers in the game. He can also be played in Mid and Top lanes in certain matchups.

With the introduction out of the way, let’s talk about the Lee Sin skins. He currently has fourteen skins in total; some of them are good, and some are not worth buying. In this article, we will review all his skins and determine which ones are worth buying.

How Many Lee Sin Skins are There in 2023?

As of writing this article, Lee Sin currently has Fourteen Skins in total.

Before we go into more detail about the Lee Sin skins, let’s first organize all of Lee Sin’s skins using Riot’s skin tier system to understand their values better.

  • Timeworn or Classic (520 RP): 1 (Traditional Lee Sin)
  • Budget or Deluxe (750 RP):  2 (Acolyte Lee Sin, SKT T1 Lee Sin)
  • Standard or Superior (975 RP): 4 (Dragon Fist Lee Sin, Muay Thai Lee Sin, Pool Party Lee Sin, Playmaker Lee Sin)
  • Epic (1350 RP): 4 (Knockout Lee Sin, Nightbringer Lee Sin, Zenith Games Lee Sin, FPX Lee Sin)
  • Legendary (1820 RP): 2 (God Fist Lee Sin, Storm Dragon Lee Sin)
  • Mythic (Special): 1 (Prestige Nightbringer Lee Sin)
  • Ultimate (3250/2775 RP): 0

Best Lee Sin Skins

Now, we’ll rank each of the Lee Sin skins released in League of Legends thus far. We will rate them by putting them from worst to best.

14. Traditional Lee Sin

Traditional Lee Sin
  • Release Date: April 1st, 2011
  • Price: 520 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model

Traditional Lee Sin is one of the two skins released along with Lee Sin himself. It’s just a basic model swap of the base Lee Sin skin with no additional effects and animations. So, if you are looking to buy a skin for Lee Sin, I would suggest you avoid this one.

13. Acolyte Lee Sin

Acolyte Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: April 1st, 2011
  • Price: 720 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model

Acolyte Lee Sin suffers the same issues as Traditional Lee Sin. It’s just a basic model swap, but the model quality is slightly better than Traditional Lee Sin. But, definitely not worth the 720 RP price tag.

12. SKT T1 Lee Sin

SKT T1 Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: May 4th, 2014
  • Price: 720 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model

SKT T1 Lee Sin was created to honor SKT T1 Bengi’s winning performance in the 2013 World Championship.

Other than the fact it’s a commemorative skin, the skin does not have much going for it. It has no extra effects, animations, or voice-over; it’s just a regular model swap. So, you are probably better off buying Lee Sin’s other better 720 RP skins.

11. Playmaker Lee Sin

Playmaker Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: June 14th, 2018
  • Price: 975 RP
  • Chroma: 8

Playmaker Lee Sin currently has nine chroma, and each chroma costs 290RP. 

Playmaker Lee Sin Chroma

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

Playmaker Lee Sin reimagines Lee Sin as a Football player or Soccer player, depending on where you live. In the skin, he dawns a uniform, throws a ball with his Q – Sonic Wave, and kicks his enemies like he kicks the ball.

Overall, it’s a decent skin with some decent effects.

10. Nightbringer Lee Sin

Nightbringer Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: December 12th, 2019
  • Price: 1350 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

Nightbringer Lee Sin as a skin is a decent skin. It has some stunning effects and animations, but it feels lackluster compared to Lee Sins’ other great skins.

9. Prestige Nightbringer Lee Sin

Prestige Nightbringer Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: December 12th, 2019
  • Price: Special Pricing
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

Prestige Nightbringer Lee Sin was created before the introduction of Prestige 2.0, so it is basically an expensive golden chroma with some updated effects sprinkled on.

8. FPX Lee Sin

FPX Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: April 30th, 2020
  • Price: 1350 RP
  • Chroma: 1

FPX Lee Sin has a single event-exclusive chroma.

FPX Lee Sin Chroma

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

When it comes to Esports-themed skins, most usually miss their mark, but that’s not the case for FPX Lee Sin. The FPX skin line tries to emulate the vibe of Power Rangers, and Lee Sin dressed up as a Power Ranger feels oddly satisfying.

7. Zenith Games Lee Sin

Zenith Games Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: September 9th, 2022
  • Price: 1350 RP
  • Chroma: 8

Zenith Games Lee Sin has eight chromas, and each chroma costs 290RP. The Ruby version of the Zenith Games Lee Sin chroma can be obtained by purchasing the Zenith Games Lee Sin chroma bundle.

Zenith Games Lee Sin Chroma 1
Zenith Games Lee Sin Chroma 2

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

Zenith Games Lee Sin feels like a better version of Playmaker Lee Sin. It has great effects, animations, and a clean model. In addition, it has some great chromas.

6. Knockout Lee Sin

Knockout Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: May 31st, 2015
  • Price: 1350 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

In terms of thematic, it’s a pretty good skin. A blind monk participating in a fighting arena makes for a cool theme and a great plot for a Hollywood blockbuster. In terms of the skin itself, it has some good animations and effects. The only thing holding it back from ranking higher is the lack of chromas.

5. Dragon Fist Lee Sin

Dragon Fist Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: January 10th, 2012
  • Price: 975 RP
  • Chroma: 8

Dragon Fist Lee Sin has eight chromas, and each chroma costs 290RP. The Ruby version of the Dragon Fist Lee Sin chroma can be obtained by purchasing the Dragon Fist Lee Sin chroma bundle.

Dragon Fist Lee Sin Chroma 1
Dragon Fist Lee Sin 2

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

In terms of the model work or effects, the skin is not so special, but its animations are what sets this skin apart. The skin is a nod to the legendary actor and martial artist Bruce Lee’s role in “Enter The Dragon,” and its animations, especially the idle animation, portray that pretty well.

In addition, the skin has some really fantastic chromas. It’s a decent pickup if you are looking for a cheap Lee Sin skin.

4. Pool Party Lee Sin

Pool Party Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: September 9th, 2013
  • Price: 975 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX

Regarding effects and model work, Pool Party Lee Sin is pretty minimalistic. But when it comes to animations, this skin takes the cake. The skin has some really cool animations. Pool Party Lee Sin throws a coconut when he uses his Q – Sonic Wave; coconut trees also sprout in his recall animations.

Overall, it is a pretty cool skin, and it’s cheap too.

3. Muay Thai Lee Sin

Muay Thai Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: July 24th, 2012
  • Price: 975 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Recall Animation

Despite having no new animations or extra effects, Muay Thai Lee Sin still remains one of the most used Lee Sin skins. The reason for it is its simplicity; it has small changes, such as different walking animations and a new recall animation that makes the skin very appealing for those who like the base Lee Sin skin.

2. God Fist Lee Sin 

God Fist Lee Sin 
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: April 5th, 2017
  • Price: 1820 RP
  • Chroma: 0

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX
  • Additional Voice Lines

God Fist Lee Sin was the first Legendary skin released for Lee Sin. The skin portrays Lee Sin as a godlike fighter and a master martial artist. The effects and animations also convey the feeling as well. God Fist Lee Sin’s punches feel more impactful, kicks feel stronger, and it feels like you are actually playing a God when you are using this skin.

1. Storm Dragon Lee Sin

Storm Dragon Lee Sin
Image Credit: Riot Games
  • Release Date: October 1st, 2020
  • Price: 1820 RP
  • Chroma: 8
Storm Dragon Lee Sin Chroma

Storm Dragon Lee Sin has eight chromas, and each chroma costs 290RP. The Ruby version of the Storm Dragon Lee Sin chroma can be obtained by purchasing the Storm Dragon Lee Sin chroma bundle. The Emberclaw and Jadeclaw versions of the croma are event-exclusive. In addition, Storm Dragon Lee Sin also has a mythic chroma, which cost 40 ME.

Before we dive deeper into the skin, let us look at the skin’s features first.

  • New Model
  • New Animations
  • New Recall Animation
  • New VFX/SFX
  • Additional Voice Lines

Choosing between God Fist Lee Sin and this skin was pretty hard, but ultimately, I had to go with Storm Dragon Lee Sin. Storm Dragon Lee Sin has effects animations and model quality very comparable to God Fist Lee Sin, but where the difference lies is the chromas. It has some really good chromas and even has a mythic chroma.

All Lee Sin Skins in League of Legends

Now that we have some idea about all the skins, let’s list all of Lee Sin’s skins from best to worst.

  1. Storm Dragon Lee Sin
  2. God Fist Lee Sin 
  3. Muay Thai Lee Sin
  4. Pool Party Lee Sin
  5. Dragon Fist Lee Sin
  6. Knockout Lee Sin
  7. Zenith Games Lee Sin
  8. FPX Lee Sin
  9. Prestige Nightbringer Lee Sin
  10. Nightbringer Lee Sin
  11. Playmaker Lee Sin
  12. SKT T1 Lee Sin
  13. Acolyte Lee Sin
  14. Traditional Lee Sin

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By Fahim Shahriar League of Legends Writer
Shahriar is a League of Legends writer at GameRiv. He enjoys playing Video Games, watching Anime, and browsing the internet for outdated memes.