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9 Xerath SkinsXerath is an Ascended Magus of ancient Shurima, a being of arcane energy writhing in the broken shards of a magical sarcophagus. For millennia, he was trapped beneath the desert sands, but the rise of Shurima freed him from his ancient prison. Driven insane with power, he now seeks to take what he believes is rightfully his and replace the upstart civilizations of the world with one fashioned in his image.
Classic Xerath
Xerath's basic attacks periodically restore Mana. Whenever Xerath kills a unit, this cooldown is reduced.
Xerath Skins (9)
Champions from 2011 (23)
Ahri
the Nine-Tailed Fox
Brand
the Burning Vengeance
Caitlyn
the Sheriff of Piltover
Fizz
the Tidal Trickster
Graves
the Outlaw
Jarvan IV
the Exemplar of Demacia
Karma
the Enlightened One
Lee Sin
the Blind Monk
Leona
the Radiant Dawn
Maokai
the Twisted Treant
Nocturne
the Eternal Nightmare
Orianna
the Lady of Clockwork
Renekton
the Butcher of the Sands
Riven
the Exile
Rumble
the Mechanized Menace
Shyvana
the Half-Dragon
Skarner
the Primordial Sovereign
Talon
the Blade's Shadow
Vayne
the Night Hunter
Viktor
the Machine Herald
Volibear
the Relentless Storm
Wukong
the Monkey King
Yorick
the Shepherd of Souls
When Was Xerath Released?
Xerath was released on October 5, 2011. Players could purchase them with Riot Points or Blue Essence as soon as it dropped in-game.
What Lane Is Xerath?
Xerath is primarily played in the Middle lane and falls under the Mage class. However, they can also be effective in the Support depending on team composition and matchups. The champion's kit and playstyle make them most suited for it, where they can maximize their impact throughout the game.
How Many Skins Does Xerath Have?
Currently, there are 9 Xerath Skins available in the game. This includes all cosmetic variants released since their launch, the base skin is not included.
How Much Is Xerath?
Xerath costs 675 Blue Essence or 585 Riot Points. You can purchase them from the in-game store using either currency. Blue Essence is earned through the battle pass and disenchanting champion shards, while Riot Points require real money to obtain.