Prestige Select High Noon Yone Visuals in League of Legends: Wild Rift

The Prestige Select High Noon Yone skin updates Yone's model, attack animations, ability hitboxes, and audio feedback in League of Legends: Wild Rift. These changes swap his traditional demonic styling for an ivory, gold, and brimstone western aesthetic, altering how you read ability ranges and combat timers in game.

Champion Model and Dual Blades

The skin replaces Yone’s dark attire with an ivory longcoat edged in gold metallic embroidery, a stylized cowboy hat, and feathered western accessories. The primary visual change for gameplay readability lies in his two swords:

• Steel Blade: Features polished golden filigree, glowing silver edges, and a firearm-cylinder guard.
• Azakana Blade: Styled as an obsidian relic glowing with deep crimson and orange fire.

The pronounced color difference between the silver-gold steel blade and the fiery azakana blade makes it straightforward to track which strike in Yone's sequence is prepared during close-quarters trades.

Basic Attacks and Way of the Hunter

Yone’s passive, Way of the Hunter, alternates basic attacks between physical damage (Steel Blade) and magic damage (Azakana Blade) while doubling critical strike chance. The skin pairs each strike with distinct visual and audio cues.

When a critical strike lands, a bursting flare appears over the target's center, giving immediate visual confirmation that the critical hit connected.

Mortal Steel and Spirit Cleave Indicators

Mortal Steel (First Ability)

The first two casts of Mortal Steel send out a narrow golden-orange thrust. When Yone reaches two stacks:

• Spinning golden wind ribbons and an orbiting spur icon appear around his feet to signal the primed dash.
• On the third cast, Yone dashes forward in an angelic fire-winged form, sending out a whirlwind with an ember-outlined perimeter on the ground to mark the knock-up hitbox.

Use the ember outline on the third cast to confirm whether fleeing enemies fall within the maximum knock-up boundary.

Spirit Cleave (Second Ability)

Spirit Cleave cuts forward in a broad cone, leaving volcanic ground fractures across the swept area. Hitting an enemy champion generates a protective barrier styled as an amber and white crystalline shield. The shield develops visible surface fractures as it absorbs damage, showing how much defensive absorption remains before it expires.

Soul Unbound (Third Ability)

Soul Unbound relies on three visual indicators to communicate positioning, lethal thresholds, and return timing:

1. Anchoring Tether: A glowing braided chain connects Yone’s advancing spirit to his anchored mortal body, marking the exact return path.
2. Execution Mark: Damaging enemy champions applies a western seal above their health bars. When accumulated damage becomes lethal upon snapback, the seal breaks into a burning skull brand bordered by spurs, signaling that you can recast or retreat safely for the kill.
3. Timer Expiration: During the final moments of the ability, clockwork chimes ring out and the red-gold aura around Yone flares outward, signaling the forced return to his vessel.

Fate Sealed (Ultimate) and Recall

Ultimate Cast Telegraph

Activating Fate Sealed projects a runway across the map marked with golden barbed-wire lines, glowing railroad tracks, and brimstone runes. Following the channel, Yone blinks behind the farthest target hit, knocking enemies toward the center line amid scattered embers and playing cards. The marked track boundaries give both you and your team clear positioning markers for following up with secondary crowd control.

Recall Animation

Starting a recall prompts Yone to conjure a golden saloon table. He draws both blades, slices a demonic token in two, and ascends to base in a spiral of burnt paper currency and golden feathers.