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Yunara & Karma vs Hwei & Nautilus

Bot Lane Matchup

Yunara vs Hwei (with Karma & Nautilus) BOT matchup tips: who wins, how to trade, wave control and common mistakes.

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Who Wins

Pre-6, you lose the 2v2 because Nautilus Q into root chain gives Hwei a free full combo and you have no escape tool; Karma's shield helps but does not negate the CC chain, so you must play far enough back that Nautilus cannot hook you.
Post-6, if you have R active you gain a dash that lets you reposition or escape hooks, and your sustained DPS during R significantly outscales Hwei's burst window, making extended fights favorable for you.

Your best pattern is to use W to slow Nautilus before he can walk into Q range, then activate Q for attack speed and use the splash to hit both enemies while staying at max auto range; never let Nautilus get within hook range without your R dash available.
During R, your W becomes a laser with heavy slow that you can use to kite Nautilus backward while your Q splash continuously damages both enemies.

Push the wave with Q active to clear quickly and deny Hwei safe positioning, but do not shove so hard that you lose vision and get hooked in the river; a slight slow push toward their tower is fine once you have R available as your dash gives you an escape.
Pre-6, play a passive farm pattern and only take short auto trades when Nautilus is clearly out of hook range.

Do not activate R reactively after Nautilus has already hooked you — your R dash requires you to already be in R state, so you must anticipate the hook and either have R active preemptively or stay far enough back that the hook cannot reach you.
Using R as a panic button after the CC chain starts is too late and wastes your strongest tool.

Created on 09/18/2026

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