Nami Counter: Nami is a support with good CC, good poking damage, heals, and mobility. She’s a good overall support who excels in laning and teamfights. Nami is a highly versatile support who demands skill from her Summoner. Stunning multiple enemies with Aqua Prison will decide fights mid/late game. Nami is excellent when her abilities are used to their full potential, but it is very easy to miss Aqua Prisons or cast inefficient Ebb and Flows.

Patch:
8.17

Win Rate:
53.47%

Play Rate:
9.80%

Ban Rate:
0.37%

Win Rate by
Game Length:
50.70%

Tips To Deal With Nami Counter 8.19

1) Nami’s ultimate Tidal Wave has a very long range of travel, but it’s speed is quite slow so try your best to get out of it’s way since it will knock up anyone on it’s path and slow them later making it a very good engage tool for Nami’s allies to follow up to and chain other CC in the meantime.

2) When Nami casts her E/Tidecaller Blessing, she will empower the target’s 3 auto attacks to deal bonus magic damage and also slow the attacked. So, try baiting it out while going for small trades and then back off while it is up till it’s duration is over. Now, once it’s on cooldown you will have a better chance of getting a good trade since they won’t be able to deal additional damage.

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3) Nami’s Q/Aqua Prison throws a bubble in a target location stunning all enemies on impact. It has a good amount of time of wind-up and animation before it actually lands, giving it counterplay to be dodged with good reaction time so stay aware of the bubble. If it becomes an issue, you can always buy a Quicksilver Sash or take the summoner spell Cleanse which breaks you free of all CC you are trapped in.

4) Nami is extremely squishy in the early game with one of the lowest health points out of all the champions, so if you have a champion with good CC to lock her down to let your AD Carry deal damage on her like Leona then look to pin her down if she is trying to harass and be pokey while maintaining a bad position.