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You seem to not understand the point.
Whenever a skin is made, there is effort and work time put into it.
I am simply saying eventhough it looks cool,
I dont think it is the most practical skin that couldve been produced with said work time.
Like it starts off completely dim and then ramps up to its current hue, but until then just make it like jet black ink.
Blight Legion and Rift Legion are different skins, so we don't know yet how will Rift Legion work!