Cutpurse Twisted Fate is one of those skins that punches way above what you’d expect from a 750 RP Standard tier pick. First loaded into a match with it back in late 2015, around the Burning Tides event launch, and the pirate rework landed immediately. TF as a Bilgewater scoundrel isnt just thematic flavor – it feels like the natural version of the champion they should’ve shipped years earlier.

What changes with Cutpurse Twisted Fate

Standard tier. Simple package. Model rework plus new VFX, no new voice lines, and no recall animation update.

The model itself carries the skin. Worn pirate coat, visible daggers on the belt, that weathered dockside look that suits TF’s gambler-thug lore better than the default traveling magician aesthetic ever did. It’s not a drastic redesign on the silhouette but the texture work reads clearly on the Rift, especially in mid lane where you’re in opponents’ faces all laning phase.

New card VFX is where Cutpurse earns the 750. Wild Cards on Q shift from the default blue-purple into warmer copper and gold tones – dirtier and more grounded visually. The Pick a Card cycling on W reads better here too, especially the gold card stun proc in a teamfight against dark terrain. Kinda feels like the Gold Card communicates faster than on base, though I might be reading into it. R (Destiny and Gate) stays consistent with the warmer palette without overdoing anything.

Base voice lines, no changes. Don’t let the missing new VO be a dealbreaker at this price point – Owen Thomas’s delivery for Twisted Fate holds up on its own.

Release, artist, and the Bilgewater: Burning Tides line

July 21, 2015. Bilgewater: Burning Tides event – one of Riot’s earlier narrative drops and easily the most memorable of that era. Christian Fell handled the splash, and it’s exactly right: shadowy docks, card in hand, full criminal energy. Banger. (random aside: this splash was my lock-in screen wallpaper for probably eight months straight in season 6, genuinely can’t remember what replaced it)

The Burning Tides skinline brought a whole themed roster that patch – Miss Fortune, Gangplank, TF, and a few others at various price points. Cutpurse Twisted Fate sits at 750 as the Standard companion to bigger Legendary releases in the event. The whole Bilgewater 2015 batch holds up well honestly, and Cutpurse is one of the cleaner picks from it.

No chromas for this one. Shop stock, always available.

Is Cutpurse Twisted Fate worth 750 RP?

Straight talk: worth it for TF mains, easy skip for everyone else. The visual rework leans hard into the Bilgewater identity and the new VFX actually matters in-game, which you can’t always say about Standard tier skins. Been running this in my Diamond games specifically because the card color clarity on that gold proc stun is a noticeably cleaner read than base – smaller margin than you’d think, but real.

High Noon and Odyssey outclass it at higher tiers, no argument there. But for 750 RP from a 2015 skinline, Cutpurse Twisted Fate holds up and then some. If TF is your main and you want thematic mid-range for ranked without breaking the bank, lock it in. Worth 750 if you main Twisted Fate – fair to skip if you’re just filling the collection casually.

FAQ

How much does Cutpurse Twisted Fate cost?

Cutpurse Twisted Fate costs 750 RP in the League of Legends store.

When was Cutpurse Twisted Fate released?

Cutpurse Twisted Fate was released on July 21, 2015.

Is Cutpurse Twisted Fate still available?

Cutpurse Twisted Fate is currently available in the regular shop.

Does Cutpurse Twisted Fate have new effects?

Yes, Cutpurse Twisted Fate features new visual effects.

What tier is Cutpurse Twisted Fate?

Cutpurse Twisted Fate is a Standard tier skin in League of Legends.

What skinline is Cutpurse Twisted Fate part of?

Cutpurse Twisted Fate is part of the Bilgewater: Burning Tides skinline.