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Nothing fragile about them. Now live on PBE—Porcelain Protector Aurelion Sol, Porcelain Morgana, Miss Fortune, Darius, Graves, Irelia, and Prestige Porcelain Kindred.

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Vienna💫Vtuber2 years ago

A GOOD AURELION SOL SKIN NO WAYYYY

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ioki2 years ago

This skinline gives me PTSD to when I broke one of my grandma's porcelain as a kid but was too afraid to tell her so I hid it behind her couch Sorry grandma

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Wordson2 years ago

Riot Games thank you for fixing what was one of the worst skins you’ve made in recent years. We will be buying.

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Telumbo2 years ago

redeemed one of the worst skins with prestige porcelain kindred.

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Kei2 years ago

Oh that’s mother

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Kort 🕷️2 years ago

Morg Morg Morg Morg Morg 🖤

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Evelynn2 years ago

Graves, Darius and Mf feel forced, Also, Morgana skins are becoming so repetitive. Give her something more fun like spacegroove or cafe cuties because the VFX kinda feel like her other skins with the blue/purple with gold vibe everytime. its not exactly the same but still....

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AdrianGQ2 years ago

This skinline is really awful. 😔 both legendarys are bad

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𝒦𝒽𝓁𝑜𝑒 𝒦𝒶𝓎💋2 years ago

Yay a new Miss Fortune skin 🤩💞!!

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Daniel Cardoso2 years ago

Couldn't they improve the splash art? In game it is very beautiful

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