God Fist Lee SinRelease date, splash art and 3D model
Released
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The arrogant wielder of the God Fist was once a mortal boy, tasked by his predecessor to defeat the master of each martial arts school while blindfolded, before facing him at the peak of a treacherous mountain. Emerging victorious, the boy assumed his title—as well as his immortal sight.
- Released
- April 5, 2017
- Price
- 1,820 RP
- Splash artist
- Alex 'alexplank' Flores
- Voice actor
- Feodor Chin
- Includes
- new voice-over, unique recall, new animations, new effects
Release date, price and credits from the League of Legends Wiki, CC BY-SA.
Lee Sin has 21 skins in total. see every one in 3D.
The Immortal Journey line runs to 20 skins. browse the set.
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