True Damage is back. Seven years after GIANTS made its debut at Worlds 2019 in Paris, the virtual hip-hop collective returns to League of Legends with a full five-skin collection tied to the 2026 World Championship. The lineup keeps the original crew intact: Akali, Ekko, Qiyana, Senna, and Yasuo all get new looks, and the aesthetic has shifted hard from luxury fashion-house collaborations toward a grittier streetwear direction built on dark palettes and neon graffiti accents.
Akali leads the 2026 lineup
What skins are in the True Damage Know My Name collection?
Here's the short answer: five skins across three rarity tiers. Akali holds the Legendary slot this time, Ekko shifts to Prestige, and the remaining three sit at Epic.
| Champion | Skin Name | Rarity | Price / Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akali | True Damage Know My Name Akali | Legendary | 1,820 RP |
| Qiyana | True Damage Know My Name Qiyana | Epic | 1,350 RP |
| Senna | True Damage Know My Name Senna | Epic | 1,350 RP |
| Yasuo | True Damage Know My Name Yasuo | Epic | 1,350 RP |
| Ekko | Prestige True Damage Know My Name Ekko | Prestige/Mythic | 150 Mythic Essence |
One notable shift from the 2019 lineup: Ekko held the Legendary spot back then, but Riot flipped the hierarchy for the comeback. Akali takes the top tier with fully reworked animations and a new voiceover, while Ekko moves into the Prestige category as the event's premium cosmetic reward.
True Damage Know My Name Akali (Legendary, 1,820 RP)
As the group's founder and primary rapper, Akali gets the most extensive treatment. The Legendary tier means completely rebuilt movement animations, new ability effects, and a new voiceover. Her outfit leans into dark streetwear splashed with acid-neon spray paint, and her smoke shroud and shuriken trajectories trigger sharp graffiti bursts on activation. If you play Akali regularly, this is the skin worth the premium price.
Neon graffiti on every ability
True Damage Know My Name Qiyana, Senna, and Yasuo (Epic, 1,350 RP each)
All three Epic skins come in at 1,350 RP and share updated ability visuals and custom sound effects without touching base movement animations.
Qiyana steps away from the luxury fashion aesthetic of the original skin. Her ring blade draws from raw neon stage energy, and her elemental abilities hit with denser, sharper graphics timed to the beat.
Senna anchors the collection with her Relic Cannon redesigned to fire acoustic shockwaves and high-contrast neon blasts. The dark stage outfit keeps her commanding presence while the visual effects punch harder than the 2019 version.
Yasuo plays the producer role here, sporting a dark bomber jacket with headphones around his neck. His sword slashes generate vibrant acoustic soundwaves, and his Wind Wall gets a stylized equalizer effect that makes it one of the more distinctive ability visuals in the set.
Yasuo's skin also carries the distinction of being the official 2026 World Championship skin. It comes with standalone chromas, border sets, chroma bundles, and an exclusive Worlds Unlocked chroma variation. Sales from the Yasuo skin and its bundles contribute a portion of proceeds back to Tier 1 LoL Esports teams.
How do you get Prestige True Damage Know My Name Ekko?
Prestige Ekko costs 150 Mythic Essence through the Mythic Essence Store. He does not drop from standard store purchases. The skin is classified as a Mythic rarity item, which means it will return to the Mythic Essence Store through future rotations if you miss the initial window.
Ekko's lore framing for this skin positions him as a rap prodigy and music-tech genius returning to his roots to deliver a career-defining track. The design reflects that: a designer dark outfit with polished gold detailing, sleek chronobrake gear with refined lighting effects, and a Vivid chroma variant for players who want a brighter colorway.
The skin includes a unique recall, new animations, and new effects. Voice actor Antony Del Rio reprises the role.
Chromas and bundles: what else is available?
All four standard skins (Akali, Qiyana, Senna, and Yasuo) receive Chroma packs in the shop, letting you adjust the color scheme of each outfit. Prestige Ekko comes with one chroma: the Vivid variant.
The Yasuo skin specifically has the most extensive bundle options given its Worlds Championship skin status, including exclusive chroma variations tied to the tournament.
How does the Know My Name collection compare to the 2019 True Damage skins?
The original True Damage lineup from Worlds 2019 produced 10 distinct cosmetics across base releases, fashion collaborations, and Mythic variants. The 2026 comeback adds five more, bringing the total True Damage catalog to 15 skins. That makes it one of the largest single-group cosmetic collections in the game, second only to the multi-era K/DA lineup.
The 2019 skins were built around partnerships with Louis Vuitton and A Bathing Ape, giving them a high-fashion identity. The Know My Name collection deliberately moves away from that, trading runway aesthetics for raw streetwear energy. The visual philosophy is different enough that both sets feel distinct rather than redundant.
Most legacy True Damage skins remain obtainable through Mythic Shop rotations or seasonal loot boxes. The exceptions are the original collaborative Prestige borders and the 2022 Prestige Qiyana anniversary edition, both of which are locked to their initial distribution windows.
For more on what's shifting in the current patch cycle, the LoL Patch 26.19 breakdown covers every buff, nerf, and meta change leading into the Worlds period. If you want context on how the broader game has been evolving this season, the full League of Legends strategy guides collection has everything from champion breakdowns to patch analysis in one place.
FAQ
Can you still buy the original 2019 True Damage skins? Most of them, yes. The base skins and most Prestige variants cycle through the Mythic Shop and seasonal loot boxes. The original Prestige Qiyana border from 2019 and the 2022 anniversary edition are permanently locked.
Is Prestige Ekko a permanent addition to the store? No. It enters the Mythic Essence Store at launch and will return through future rotations, but it is not a permanently listed item.
What makes Yasuo's skin different from the other Epic skins in this set? Beyond the standard Epic visual updates, Yasuo's skin is the official Worlds 2026 Championship skin. It has exclusive chroma options, border sets, and a Worlds Unlocked chroma variant that the other Epic skins do not have. A portion of sales also goes back to competitive teams.
Does Akali's Legendary skin include a new voiceover? Yes. Legendary-tier skins include fully reworked animations and a new voiceover, which is what separates them from Epic skins in the same line.
