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Milio & Ashe vs Jinx & Nautilus

Bot Lane Matchup

Milio vs Jinx (with Ashe & Nautilus) BOT matchup tips: who wins, how to trade, wave control and common mistakes.

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Who Wins

Pre-6, your lane wins the sustained poke and attrition game: your W heal and E shield give Ashe enough sustain to outlast Jinx's chip damage, and your Q can interrupt Nautilus's engage attempts if aimed correctly.
Post-6, the lane becomes a liability — Nautilus R into Q is a two-ability lockdown that your R can cleanse, but the reaction window is extremely tight, and a missed R means Ashe dies.

Position your W heal proactively on Ashe whenever Nautilus steps up, not after she takes a hook — your job is to prevent the kill window from opening, not to react to it after it's already happening.
Use your Q to poke Nautilus when he walks up to position for his Q, as disrupting his approach is more valuable than healing Ashe after she's already been hit.

You should not roam in this matchup — Ashe is vulnerable to Nautilus all-ins without your presence, and leaving her alone even briefly at level 6 is a near-guaranteed death.
If you have a roam opportunity due to a pushed wave and both enemies being low, it must be extremely fast and only to the nearest objective or lane.

Do not use your R reactively to cleanse Nautilus's E root — save it specifically for his R, which is the ability that sets up the kill chain.
Cleansing the root after his R has already landed is too late; you need to recognize the R animation and use your R immediately, or accept that the trade is lost.

Created on 08/29/2026

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