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Runes

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Default runes

OP.GG standard build; does not change with matchup pages.

Matchup runes

Standard build

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Matchup plan

Consider taking Teleport to handle Yasuo's push pressure, as he pushes fast; TP lets you return to lane without losing XP. If you take Ignite, getting suppressed early makes it hard to come back. You can take Ignite to increase kill pressure; post-6, use Ignite to suppress Yasuo's sustain.

Rune variants

  • Consider taking Teleport to handle Yasuo's push pressure, as he pushes fast; TP lets you return to lane without losing XP. If you take Ignite, getting suppressed early makes it hard to come back.
  • You can take Ignite to increase kill pressure; post-6, use Ignite to suppress Yasuo's sustain.
七寸

Vex vs Yasuo · Mid lane matchup

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Core game plan

Vex has abilities that counter Yasuo, but Yasuo can also burst you down. It depends on who plays better; it's a 50-50 matchup.
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Strength by game time

Lv 1–3LaningLevel 6Mid gameTeamfights

6:4.

6:4.

6:4.

5:5.

5:5.

Levels 1-3: Harass with Q and autos, control wave, avoid getting close.Laning phase: Slow push, harass when Yasuo last hits, watch for ganks.Level 6 power spike: With ult and Ignite, look for solo kill or force flash.Mid game transition: Roam and assist, use ult for long-range cleanup.Teamfights: Watch for Wind Wall, use R or poke before engaging, protect backline.
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How a strong Yasuo player plays

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    Wind Wall blocks key abilities

    Good Yasuo players will predict your Q or R and block them with Wind Wall, causing you to miss everything.

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    E to gap close and DPS

    Use E to dash onto you, dodge your abilities, and auto-attack continuously, then disengage after you use fear.

  3. 3

    Q poke to stack tornado

    Use Q to poke from range, stack up tornado, then knock you up and follow with R for burst.

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Detailed breakdown

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