League of Legends season 12 is coming to a close. Players only have a limited time left to push their way up the competitive ladder in order to earn the sweet Victorious champion skin. Riot Games will now be looking towards the pre-season and beyond, with more new champions like K’Sante on the horizon.
How long do players have left of Season 12?
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Season 12 for League of Legends officially ends on November 14 at 11:59 local for whatever server you are playing on. This means players who have not reached Gold yet will have less than a month to grind if they want to earn the new Victorious skin.
Although players can still play competitive once the season is officially over, Riot likes to end things early to give players a couple of months in the preseason to test out new items, champions etc. The end of the season is essentially the cut-off point for the end-of-season rewards.
Every year, League of Legends rewards players for excelling in their competitive playlist. Players who finish gold and above will receive the new Victorious skin. This is a unique skin designed for the best champion throughout the season. Last season Blitzcrank had the honor of donning the Victorious banner.
What are the end-of-season rewards?
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As stated earlier, players who finish in gold and above will as always receive the Victorious skin as a reward for excelling in ranked. This year, the champion that had the most impact in season 12 is Sejuani. Sejuani dominated both the jungle and the top lane in solo queue and in competitive and will be earning the end-of-season skin.
Players who reach gold will receive the base skin at the end of the season. However, as has been the case for the past couple of seasons, players who finish in platinum and beyond will receive a special chroma skin based on the rank they received.
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This started in 2020 when Riot released their victorious Lucian skin. For each of the ranks above gold, players would receive a unique chroma in the colors of their respective ranks.
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