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Ashe & Morgana vs Yunara & Maokai

Bot Lane Matchup

Ashe vs Yunara (with Morgana & Maokai) BOT matchup tips: who wins, how to trade, wave control and common mistakes.

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Who Wins

Pre-6, you win poke trades because your W slow and passive crit harass outrange Yunara's W and she has no dash to reposition, but Maokai's W range is long enough to catch you if you over-extend for poke, so the 2v2 is favorable only at safe range.
Post-6, Yunara's R gives her a dash and a laser W that heavily slows you, and your R is a global engage tool rather than a defensive one, meaning the 2v2 post-6 favors them if they engage on you — you need to use your R offensively to set up kills before they can activate R.

Your best pattern is to W-slow Yunara to prevent her from walking out of Morgana's Q range, then stack passive crits on her while she is rooted — Yunara's passive bonus magic damage on crits is irrelevant in short trades, but your consistent slows make her feel the immobility hard.
Do not try to 1v1 Yunara in extended fights post-R; your job is to kite with W slows and let Morgana's Q do the heavy lifting.

Use your wave clear to maintain a slight push so Yunara cannot freely auto-stack her Q — a pushed wave forces her into awkward positions where Morgana's Q is easier to land.
However, do not hard shove every wave because losing lane priority means Maokai can roam freely and your bot lane loses map control.

Do not stand still to auto-attack Yunara when Maokai is in range — Maokai's W is a point-and-click root that will chain into Yunara's W laser during R, and standing still to DPS is how you die.
Ashe players in this matchup frequently forget that their R is better used as a proactive engage tool to catch Yunara out of R cooldown rather than as a panic button.

Created on 07/22/2026

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