T1 reveals Worlds skins

Doran and Keria each ran fan polls on social media immediately after the final; Doran’s choice captured roughly 64% of the vote while Keria’s won around 80% in their Instagram story polls. (spilled.gg)) Faker briefly opened a stream poll that drew thousands of votes and used a two-stage polling process to narrow his options down to a final pair during the session. (funion.eu)) Oner publicly posted a ranked list of his eligible picks on stream and confirmed his top-played jungle pick at Worlds was used in five tournament games. (sheepesports.com)) Because Gumayusi was named Finals MVP, Riot will produce both a standard and a Prestige edition for his slot, and he has indicated design details such as integrating the trophy into the recall animation; Riot’s art team is preparing initial concepts and the 2025 T1 skin line is expected to arrive in 2026. (ggesports.com)) T1’s official store launched a multi-wave “World Champions” merch pre-order program starting November 11 with region-specific storefronts and limited-run items — the initial wave listed items like a $45 commemorative T‑shirt and an exclusive DIY kit available only during pre-orders. (shanethegamer.com)) The stream reveal and subsequent confirmations were syndicated across esports outlets and community trackers, with multiple sites and wikis publishing the player-declared choices and leaks in the days after the broadcast. (gameriv.com)) Worlds 2025’s final event registered roughly a 6.7 million peak concurrent viewership figure, and the tournament carried a $5 million prize pool with the champions’ share reported at $1 million — metrics that explain the commercial scale behind the skins and merch rollout. (shanethegamer.com))