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and struggle to let go (I still watch Hannah Ruckus proving that it is not just the clothes

Montana reruns), then Cassie’s old outfits are but the ride as well that makes a fashion

still available. statement with his Starslayer skin. All the

champs have something that helps them
Buck stand out in the world’s deadliest beauty

The shotgun wielding beefcake that always pageant. What matters is that you find what

skips leg day knows how to accessorize. Take you like and what you feel makes you stand

his triggerman skin for example: nothing says out when the bullets fly. We all have our

contract killer like a pair of dark glasses and a highlight reels to consider after all.

matte-black shotgun, which is perfect for the By Clive Dorrington

flanker on the prowl. His kingpin variation has

a more Miami-vice flavour for you old souls

out there stuck in the 80s. Let Buck strike up

the disco hustler mood when converting the

payload with this skin.

Makoa

I am not into body shaming, but let’s be

honest, Makoa does not have a lot going

for him in terms of fashion sense. However,

here is a guy that knows how to play on his

strengths. Maybe not Paris runway material

but the plushy Makoa skin is straight up

adorable. Being a giant bipedal reptile, Makoa

probably thought that if Barney the Dinosaur

(that purple abomination) can get away with

making reptile monsters cute then so can he.

Besides, kids’ birthday parties charge a small

fortune for this kind of thing. While he is not

capturing points, he has a really sweet gig to

fall back on as an entertainer.

Well there you have the fashion icons in

Paladins. Now don’t get me wrong, these

champions are just a few of the wonderfully

colourful characters we get to experience.

Just look at perky Evie going through her

rebel phase with her Troublemaker skin and

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