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Who Wins
- Pre-6 you win this lane convincingly — your Q range lets you poke Ekko for free while he has no reliable way to engage without eating your W-Q stun, and at level 3 your Q-W-Q pattern deals significant damage before he can respond.
- Post-6 the matchup becomes genuinely dangerous because his R is a point-and-click burst-reset that bypasses your passive shield if he has enough damage stacked, so you must respect his all-in threat and avoid letting him get close with E.
How to Trade
- Your best trading pattern is to place a sphere with Q at range, then use W to suspend it and stun him the moment he steps forward to cs or attempts to engage — this forces him to either take the stun or back off, and repeated use of this pattern builds a significant health lead.
- Avoid extended melee-range trades; your damage is front-loaded and if he survives your burst with his passive shield active, he will out-sustain and out-damage you in a prolonged exchange.
Wave Control
- Slow push the wave by last-hitting carefully and letting the wave build in your favor, then use the large wave as cover to poke Ekko freely — he cannot dash through a large minion wave without losing cs or taking minion aggro, which limits his engage angles.
- If you have priority, use it to contest scuttle or apply pressure on his jungler's pathing rather than hard shoving and leaving yourself exposed to his roam.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not use W reactively to try to catch his E dash mid-animation — the timing is extremely difficult and if you miss, you have wasted your primary peel tool and he will immediately all-in you.
- Avoid standing at a predictable distance where he can land Q on you and then walk up for a trade; vary your positioning constantly because his Q slow into auto-reset pattern is how he sets up his passive shield proc before engaging.
Created on 07/18/2026
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