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Tristana & Nami vs Yunara & Nautilus
Bot Lane MatchupTristana vs Yunara (with Nami & Nautilus) BOT matchup tips: who wins, how to trade, wave control and common mistakes.
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Who Wins
- Pre-6, you win this lane clearly — your passive range advantage means you can poke Yunara without her being able to retaliate effectively, and Nami's heal sustains through any Nautilus poke attempts.
- Post-6, the matchup becomes genuinely dangerous because Yunara's R gives her a dash to follow your W jump and sustained damage that outscales your burst if the fight goes long; you need to respect the R timing.
Synergy & Trading
- Your best trading pattern is short poke trades using your range advantage — auto-attack Yunara when she walks up to CS, then W away if Nautilus hooks; never commit to an extended fight because Yunara's R and Nautilus's CC chain will out-sustain your burst in a prolonged exchange.
- Use your W offensively to jump onto Yunara when she's isolated and low, not as a pure escape tool.
Wave Control/Roaming
- Push the wave hard with your E bomb on the cannon minion to maintain range advantage and force Yunara to CS under pressure; a fast-pushing wave also limits Nautilus's hook angles since he has to respect the tower.
- Avoid letting the wave freeze near your tower — Nautilus can hook you under tower and Yunara's R dash ignores the terrain safety you'd normally rely on.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not use your W to engage onto Yunara when Nautilus is in hook range — this is the primary way you die in this matchup, as Nautilus hooks you mid-jump and Yunara activates R to stick to you with her dash.
- Save W as a reactive escape tool specifically for Nautilus hooks, not as an aggressive tool unless Nautilus is clearly out of position.
Created on 08/11/2026
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