The Elderwood skin line has been a fan favorite in League of Legends since its introduction into the game in 2015. Since then, there have been plenty of champions that have gotten skins for this mystical forest skin line. As stated previously, this is a very popular skin line, and one that is still going strong today in 2025. If you are interested in the LoL Elderwood skins, then stay tuned, as we have everything you need to know about this skin line.

How to get Elderwood skins in LoL

Getting the Elderwood skins in League of Legends could not be simpler, though it will cost you a pretty penny if you are to collect them all. If you do have the funds to do that, however, then you're in luck, as they can be purchased on the official League of Legends store. So if you're wondering how much is Elderwood Ahri?, then don't worry because we have all of that important information below. Here is the price for each Elderwood skin available on the LoL store:

• Elderwood Xayah: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Ahri: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Ornn: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Veigar: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Wukong: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Karthus: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Rakan: 1350 RP
• Elderwood LeBlanc: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Azir: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Gnar: 1350 RP
• Elderwood Bard: 975 RP
• Elderwood Rek'Sai: 1350 RP

Do Elderwood Nocturne and Ivern exist?

Although many do believe that Elderwood Nocturne and Elderwood Ivern do exist as skins in League of Legends, there is a slight inaccuracy with that fact. According to the lore, Ivern and Nocturne were part of the Elderwood, but were then turned into the Old Gods; hence why the in-game and in the splasharts, the skins very much look like Elderwood skins, it's an easy mistake to make.

Are there any prestige Elderwood skins?

At the time of writing this article, there are no prestige Elderwood skins despite the skin being one of the most popular in the game today. The only way to get the skins is through the official League of Legends shop or hextech chests. In the recent battle pass, ten hextech chests have been added to the game. We wouldn't recommend going this route if your desire is to have an Elderwood skin in your League of Legends collection. The chances of you getting one in the mix of hundreds of skins are very rare, so your best bet is through the shop, where each skin is listed at the standard price outside of Bard, which is slightly lower, perhaps for being the first skin introduced in the Elderwood skin line.

If you're looking for discounted prices, the LoL store does do a rotation of skins each week, so keep an eye on that for any discounted Elderwood skins. As for events and other ways to get the skins, unforunately there has not been an Elderwood event since 2020.