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Who Wins
- Pre-6, you and Aphelios have a slight edge because your E speed boost and W root give Aphelios clean setup windows before Yunara has her R mobility, and Senna's poke is manageable with your passive shield sustain.
- Post-6, Yunara's R makes her significantly more dangerous in extended fights, so your job shifts from enabling aggression to peeling — her dash E during R means she can reach Aphelios through your positioning.
Synergy & Trading
- Your best pattern is to W Senna when she steps up to Q-poke, forcing her to back off or take a trade she doesn't want, then immediately E Aphelios to let him chase with the speed boost and punish Yunara who is immobile without R.
- Save your R for moments when Yunara has already burned her R and is vulnerable — cleansing Senna's root or Yunara's W slow on Aphelios during their power window is a waste of your ultimate.
Wave Control/Roaming
- You should roam only after a successful all-in that forces both enemies to back or after a kill, because Senna's long-range Q poke will bully Aphelios hard if you leave him alone in lane.
- Optimal roam timing is post-first-back when you have enough mana to sustain a roam and Aphelios has a wave advantage — mid roam through river is viable if Yunara's R is on cooldown and cannot follow.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not use your W reactively to block Yunara's W laser during her R — the laser has a heavy slow and you need your W available to root her before she stacks full Q and starts dealing splash damage on Aphelios.
- Overextending your positioning to poke Senna while ignoring Yunara's E dash range during R is a common mistake that will result in you getting burst before you can shield Aphelios.
Created on 07/21/2026
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