LeBlanc is a mage from the League of Legends universe. She was released in 2009 and has been one of the most popular characters ever since. Her abilities include slowing enemies to give her time to attack them, and using illusions to confuse and damage opponents.
LeBlanc is a mage in the MOBA game League of Legends.
In this article, I will be ranking all the best leblanc skins in league of legends from worst to first.
LeBlanc is a champion with a lot of flair. Anyone who has had the misfortune of playing against a competent opponent can testify to this.
Her moniker “The Deceiver” alludes to the optical deception she’s capable of. And, like any good magician, she’ll provide the goods in terms of spectacle.
It should come as no surprise, therefore, that LeBlanc boasts some of League’s most aesthetically appealing skins.
She also has a great variety of images to pick from, depending on how spicy you want it. So, no matter who you question, I’m sure there will be some disagreement amongst viewpoints.
As for me, I’m going to rate all of LeBlanc’s skins right now.
LeBlanc, Mistletoe
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Riot Games is responsible for this image.The 14th of December, 2011 was the date of publication. The price is 975 RP.
Mistletoe LeBlanc is our first entry in the lower levels. This is one of three skins that utilize the same ability effects as the others.
Now, I understand that this is a contentious decision, since Christmas and the Snowdown skins in general have a particular place in many people’s hearts.
Consider this skin without the Mistletoe name and tell me what else it has that makes you think of the holidays.
I suppose fur is about as far as you could go. And that doesn’t cut it, particularly when LeBlanc’s already ridiculous attire renders it useless as anything more than a fashion statement.
Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but given that several of the lower-ranking skins are simply reskins (and this is the most costly, limited, and plain of them all), I can’t award it anything but last place.
LeBlanc, LeBlanc, LeBlanc, LeBlanc, LeBlan
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Date of Publication: November 2nd, 2010 The cost is 750 RP.
Wicked LeBlanc is nearly interchangeable with my number seven choice, but there are a few factors that keep it in eighth place.
The first consideration is the cost.
Given that you’re just buying an aesthetic style, there’s no reason it should cost more than Prestigious LeBlanc… Nonetheless, it is.
There’s also no flavor text. Which is irrelevant, but since I’m already nitpicking, I’ll deduct a point.
Furthermore, I believe her shoes in this skin resemble clown shoes. And, according to my primary LeBlanc buddy, this one is even worse than Prestigious, so, yeah.
7. The illustrious LeBlanc
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Released on November 2nd, 2010 with a cost of 520 RPG Points
As previously stated, the last low-tier skin is ranked here due to its low price point.
And because this design makes a lot more sense conceptually.
For example, the odd legwear in this skin is much more in line with her original design’s showy chest piece.
The splash art for this skin is really fantastic. Because anything that has to do with poros is fantastic.
LeBlanc, LeBlanc, LeBlanc, LeBlanc
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On September 24th, 2024, the film will be released. 1350 RP is the price.
Championship is a really attractive skin that is undoubtedly a result of Riot’s contemporary design philosophy (by which I mean the lovely girl pop star look).
I like the vibrant colors, and each of her powers has a nice mix of brightness and clarity.
Her character design is amazing as well, particularly her holographic cape.
I’m simply not a fan of the noises.
Every time her powers land, a high-pitched reverb echoes out, making it difficult to desire to do anything except chase it down.
The recall also has an annoying bass track and crowd applauding that doesn’t sit well with me (or the default recall sound).
LeBlanc, Elderwood
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The 10th of March, 2016 was the date of publication. 1350 RP is the price.
This is, in my view, LeBlanc’s weirdest skin.
However, unlike other champions who lose their personality after undergoing a complete transformation, Elderwood LeBlanc maintains much of the magic that makes her who she is.
Take note to the satyr hooves, which are mythical deviants.
Then there are the fairy wings that make up her robe, which are usually portrayed in fairy tales as trouble makers.
These two elements were excellent selections for “The Deceiver,” in my opinion. They also go well with the flowers, which bring the whole thing together.
Because it’s a busy skin, it’s not for everyone. However, the new ability and sound effects combine to make this a coherent package for fans of Elderwood’s naturalistic mysticism.
4. LeBlanc’s program
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The 15th of November, 2018 was the date of publication. 1350 RP is the price.
In many respects, this is the polar antithesis of Coven, with its squeaky clean graphics and auditory effects.
The “wow factor” that you’d expect from this category of skin is still there. It also has amusing features like a one-of-a-kind recall that refers to her previous skins.
This skin, on the other hand, features extremely simple ability animations and auto attacks with very seamless startup and fades.
I also like how, while giving her a new look, they kept LeBlanc’s individuality in her clothing choice.
There are also more chromas.
But, for what it’s worth, I don’t give them a lot of weight in this rating.
IG LeBlanc is number three on the list.
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Date of publication: April 23rd, 2019 1350 RP is the price.
This is, without a doubt, the finest skin for Invictus Gaming supporters, and it commemorates their historic victory against Fanatic in 2018.
For the rest of us, IG LeBlanc is still a fantastic skin.
It has a very distinct and appealing black and white theme that is mirrored in every skill, as well as her amazing design.
The team’s emblem appears as the sigil marker in the Q effect, and each of her W distortions results in a puff of black feathers instead of the normal magic puff.
In this skin, her shackles are also more larger and more active – despite the fact that they depict a complex subject about which you may feel passionately, depending on whose side you’re on.
Take that for what you will. It’s a little tough to remember which colors indicate her normal powers and which ones reflect her ultimate abilities (black is regular and white is ultimate), so take that for what you will.
I’d also be remiss if I didn’t include Rookie’s signature on the recall – the player who is honored with this skin.
Coven LeBlanc is number two on the list.
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On April 16th, 2024, the film will be released. 1350 RP is the price.
Hands down, Coven LeBlanc has the most stunning aesthetics of any LeBlanc skin.
And the Prestige Edition, which I’ll refer to as the same skin for the purpose of simplicity, just adds to the problem.
Her sigils resemble well defined animals, her distortions are characterized by massive bursts of magic and feathers, the chains are more active than her whole basic skin combined, and her ultimate just amplifies each ability.
Sound effects can also quite dramatic. It’s even got chromas.
So you may be wondering why this isn’t in the first place.
The explanation is straightforward: it’s excessive.
Because it is too much more than the things surrounding it, a skin begins to appear terrible at a certain point. And Coven LeBlanc, from her attire to her skills, exemplifies this vice to a tee.
I’ll agree that Coven has a good chance of becoming number one. But it’s trying too hard in certain respects, and the consequences of that, as well as the Prestige version (which is much too grindy), leave a sour taste in my mouth.
Ravenborn LeBlanc, No. 1
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Date of Publication: October 28th, 2014 The price is 975 RP.
For huge fans of the original, this has to be the greatest LeBlanc skin to have – and it’s my choice for best overall.
Ravenborn LeBlanc seems to accomplish everything right for a LeBlanc skin, with no major flaws to bring out and a reasonable pricing range.
It doubles down on what it offers in its beautiful splash art: rich blues, greens, purples, and ravens are all over this skin, with greater graphics and sounds than the previous skin.
More than that, I believe this is one of the greatest character designs of all skins, retaining the original’s charm while adding mystery and panache.
The fact that this is an older skin is the only problem I can imagine someone having. As a result, it can’t compete with Coven’s bells and whistles.
Ravenborn LeBlanc, on the other hand, has been a mainstay of LeBlanc players for a long time — and with good cause.
Above all, Ravenborn seems to be the most secure option.
With all of the other bizarre choices, Ravenborn may serve as a nice palate cleanser on a regular basis.
A special thanks to Tyler Lloyd, a wonderful buddy, occasional LeBlanc main, and the purest League skin enthusiast I’ve ever met.
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The mistletoe leblanc is a skin that was released during the Christmas event. It’s a skin that has an appearance of mistletoe, and it also has a new passive for LeBlanc.
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