Faker has more skins than almost one-third of the LoL roster

The legendary mid-laner Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok is once again at the cusp of winning another World Championship. Should the Unkillable Demon King triumph over KT Rolster in the Worlds 2025 Grand Finals, another Faker skin would hit the rift.

For now, you can check out all of his existing skins that are in the game.

Faker has a total of nine skins, which means he has more skins compared to 52 champions. That's over 30% of the whole champion roster!

In the event that he wins Worlds 2025, here's a list of all eligible champions he can choose for his tenth skin.

2013 marked the first time SKT T1 won the League of Legends World Championship. Faker's Zed was iconic this year, and you most likely know why.

In the Grand Final of the Champions 2013 Summer, SK Telecom T1 K found themselves against KT Rolster Bullets. The series reached game five, and thanks to the blind pick rules, we were treated to a Zed mirror match in the mid lane.

As you may have already guessed, this is when the "Faker, what was that?!" call was made.

Zed was banned in most of SKT T1's games in Season 3 Worlds. Faker only got to play it once: in game 2 of the grand finals against Royal Club.

Apparently, Faker's first choice for a skin was Ahri, but he was denied because Popstar Ahri was being worked on during that time.

Two years later, Faker would get another trophy and hence, another skin. This time, he chose Ryze. This same skinline has Azir, but this was their substitute midlaner, Lee "Easyhoon" Ji-hoon's choice.

Faker's Ryze dominated this event. He played it five times and won all five. This included the championship-winning game in the grand final against KOO Tigers, which he ended 9/0/4.

For years that follow, Faker would be depicted as Ryze in most Worlds music videos.

Immediately after, Faker would pick up another championship. This time, Syndra was his choice.

This choice was interesting, since he only played two games of Syndra. Both were wins, yes, but he had more games on Orianna and Viktor. Eventually, though, he would get an Orianna skin anyway.

After a championship drought, Faker once again rose to the top. His choice was Orianna, granting her the new T1 livery.

In Worlds 2023, Orianna and Azir were tied for his most-played champs at six games each. He also had a similar win rate for both champions: 80%.

These were granted to Faker after his induction into the Hall of Legends.

While the skins themselves may have caused a little bit of controversy thanks to their price tag, it's nice to see Faker get an Ahri skin after ten years of it being denied from him.

He has racked up an impressive number of stage games on both of these champions, thanks to being a mid laner for his entire professional career.

At the time of writing, Faker has 71 games of Ahri (66.2% WR, #5 most-played) and 58 games on LeBlanc (79.3% WR, #9 most-played).

Faker would once again be a back-to-back World Champion, meaning he would get back-to-back skins.

He played Yone only thrice in the whole event, with one being a loss against BLG in the first game of the grand final.

The Prestige Sylas skin was also awarded to him along with the finals MVP accolade. He played Sylas three times in the grand final alone, winning two and losing one.

Will Faker get his tenth skin? Find out on our Worlds 2025 coverage here on esports.gg.