Ryze 3D Model — the Rune Mage
Every Ryze skin with a model you can rotate and inspect in the browser: 15 of 15. Models are extracted from the live game files, currently patch 26.6.
Who Ryze is
Widely considered one of the most adept sorcerers on Runeterra, Ryze is an ancient, hard-bitten archmage with an impossibly heavy burden to bear. Armed with immense arcane power and a boundless constitution, he tirelessly hunts for World Runes—fragments of the raw magic that once shaped the world from nothingness. He must retrieve these artifacts before they fall into the wrong hands, for Ryze understands the horrors they could unleash on Runeterra.
Read more in Ryze's champion page and the Archive of Runeterra.
Ryze skins
- Ryze
- Young Ryze
- Tribal Ryze
- Uncle Ryze
- Triumphant Ryze
- Professor Ryze
- Zombie Ryze
- Dark Crystal Ryze
- Pirate Ryze
- Ryze Whitebeard
- SKT T1 Ryze
- Worlds 2019 Ryze
- Guardian of the Sands Ryze
- Arcana Ryze
- Blood Moon Ryze
Skin lines Ryze appears in
Ryze has models across 4 of Riot's skin lines. Each line is a themed set that runs across many champions, so the same costume design shows up on a dozen different silhouettes.
- Triumphant — Awarded to players who won a League of Legends sponsored tournament.
- Guardian of the Sands — Powerful guardians stand watch over the tomb of an ancient horror, so that it may never threaten the world again.
- Arcana
- Blood Moon — An ancient cult, seeking irresistible power, surfaces on nights of the Blood Moon to perform profane, esoteric rites—merging their flesh with demonic spirits, and becoming one with an ever greater darkness.
How these models are made
Every model here is extracted directly from the live game files rather than rebuilt by hand, so the geometry, rigging and textures are the ones the game itself ships. Extraction runs per patch, and Ryze's models currently sit at patch 26.6. A skin with no model listed is one the extractor has not produced yet, usually because the files changed shape in a recent patch.
Chromas are not listed separately. A chroma is a recolour of a skin already on this page — same mesh, different texture — so it is counted on its parent rather than given a page of its own.