© Courtesy of The GamerJoining the ranks of Overwatch 2's support heroes, Lifeweaver is a unique character who doubles his healing and utility, keeping teammates out of trouble by using his Life Grip ability to pull them out of battles. As with every new hero, his inclusion comes with a variety of new skins to unlock.
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As of Overwatch 2 Season 4, you have ten Lifeweaver skins, including one Default skin, four Rare skins, two Epic skins, and three Legendary skins. Some of them are really fabulous, while others leave a lot to be desired. To find out which priority, look no further than this ranking of every Lifeweaver skin in Overwatch 2.
Magnolia. a quiet mess
For a character whose identity is centered around nature, the Magnolia Lifeweaver skin does a great job of conveying the vibrancy and variety of colors found throughout Mother Earth. The transition to soft primary and accent colors looks pretty seamless compared to other mascaras, even with foundation.
As a result, this is probably the least popular Lifeweaver clothing set, as it only has so many alternative sets to offer. However, you can pick up this forgotten rare skin for 300 coins or credits.
Hydrangea. green gafel
Slightly superior to magnolia, hydrangea is another lifesaver that brings very few new design elements to the table. The only real differences are the bionic petals on the back and some color changes to the character's pants, belt, and gloves.
While the switch to green for the back lettering is a welcome change that cleverly reflects the character's thematic connection to nature, the execution isn't particularly exciting or visually appealing. Considering that this rare skin will net you 300 coins/credits, there are better options.
Life weaver. simple enough
There's a lot of pressure to come up with a basic Overwatch hero skin, and in this case, Blizzard really knocked it out with the default Lifeweaver skin. This includes a nice selection of colors and textures that contrast beautifully, especially the soft rose petals on the back and the shiny gold belt that closes the jacket.
There is also a subtle pattern of petals near the tip of each leaf that is absent in some other species. After all, there's nothing like a bad skin that sticks around until you amass enough money to unlock something more appealing.
Amson: true brown
Next up, Amsonia is one of the best living skins, named to accurately represent what real flowers look like. This is achieved by giving the petals, belt, gloves and pants a light green/blue color for a more colorful and natural look.
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The subtle pattern along the blades of the base design's petals also returns. So Amazon seems like one of the rare Overwatch 2 skins worth spending on coins or credits to unlock.
Orchid. perfectly pink
The orchid is another rare leather that has a close visual connection to its namesake plant. Like Amsonia, its design takes a broad approach by assigning shades of pink to each part of the Lifeweaver suite to create a unified look.
At the same time, it introduces some new design elements to set it apart from other outfits in the hero's repertoire. It includes various patterns on the trailing petals that are near the center of each leaf rather than the edges.
Kasia: Calm, relaxed and collected.
At first glance, Epic Skin Cassia looks a lot like Hydrangea, as both have green undertones. Take a closer look, though, and many small but modern details, like the gold leaf motif on the now-white Lifeweaver pants, begin to come into focus.
Additionally, the rear petals have been given a new, more complex leaf pattern, complete with a subtle gradient effect that runs from the base to the tips of each petal. Of course, like any epic skin in Overwatch 2, everything costs 1,000 coins or credits.
Sovereign. He rules justly
There's something great about a legendary skin that isn't afraid to introduce a bold new design to drastically change a character's appearance. This is the case with Sovereign, a rather regal variant that reinvents the Lifeweaver as a French aristocrat.
Key features of this look include a white wig often worn by members of high society, a dark green jacket with red accents, and bright red and yellow petals on the back to mimic the iconic French fleur-de-lis. A high demand for 1900 Overwatch Coins, but definitely worth it.
Lotus: The devil is in the details
Despite its epic-looking status, Lotus is pretty outstanding compared to the other options mentioned above. Much of the Lifeweaver jacket's appeal comes from the striking color combination of red, yellow and black with a hint of grey.
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Another detail that is sure to catch your eye is the hero's trailing petals, which now feature a lush yellow-tipped pattern that cuts across the length of each leaf. Costing 1000 Coins/Credits, this epic skin deserves a place in any Master Life Weaver's collection and will most likely make it to their regular rotation.
Regent: Seduced by Blue
Keeping many of the same design principles as Lifeweaver's Sovereign skin, Regent is another legendary skinhead that takes the character in a whole new direction. His blue jacket and tan pants create an atmosphere of high-end richness and sophistication that carries over to the rest of the design.
Look closely and you'll see that at the base of each petal are red jewels attached upside down, as well as a delicate pattern on the tips of the lead leaves that cleverly mimics the French lily insignia. To complement this skin, Life Weaver has black hair with gray in the middle.
Phi Ta Khon: mastery of disguise
Phi Ta Khun Available after reaching Overwatch 2 Battle Pass Premium Tier 30, Phi Ta Khun is a legendary skin based on the Thai festival of the same name. As part of this traditional Buddhist celebration, festival goers wear masks made of palm fronds with carved wooden noses and ear-like appendages.
Looking at the in-game skin, it's clear how carefully it's been crafted, with different fabrics and textures applied to Lifeweaver's pants, jacket, belt, and petals. Additionally, the addition of the mask makes this legendary skin stand out, serving as a meaningful representation of the hero's culture and identity.
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