Riot Games has revealed the 2026 batch of True Damage skins for Akali, Ekko, Qiyana, Senna, and Yasuo in League of Legends.
The virtual hip-hop group first debuted in 2019 with the song GIANTS, which currently has over 176 million plays on Spotify.
Now, the group is back and is performing this year’s LoL Worlds anthem ‘Know My Name,’ which is set to release on October 8.
Soyeon is returning as Akali, while Vic Mensa has replaced Duckwrth and Thutmose as Ekko, SofÃa Reyes is replacing Becky G as Qiyana, and Grammy-winning R&B singer Coco Jones is taking the role of Senna from Keke Palmer.
When Do The New True Damage Know My Name Skins Release?
Riot Games has confirmed that the new set of True Damage skins will release with LoL Patch 26.21.
The update is scheduled to release Wednesday, October 21, though all the skins are already playable on the Public Beta Environment (PBE).
True Damage Know My Name Qiyana, Senna, and Yasuo – 1350 RP
True Damage Know My Name Akali – 1820 RP
True Damage Know My Name Ekko – Battle Pass
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Are K/DA Coming Back?
Rumours of K/DA’s return have been running rampant this year, but there has still not been any official confirmation.
Though a new K/DA song called “Watch Me” has already been registered on the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) website.
And Soyeon from (G)I-DLE returning for True Damage is a good sign that she and her bandmate Miyeon may have helped with the new K/DA record.
Judging by the schedule of the new HEARTSTEEL and True Damage songs, K/DA’s new song will likely release in two weeks’ time.
And the presumed skins will then likely release with LoL Patch 26.22 on Wednesday, November 4.
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