Gwenは、距離をコントロールされたり、extended fightsを拒否されたりする構成に対して苦戦します。素早いburstや確実なCCは、彼女が持続ダメージを与えるのを妨げます。メレーレンジを維持できない場合、彼女の全体的な影響力は低下します。
| マッチアップ | 判定 | 有利度 | 勝率 | ピック率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jax | ハードカウンター | +2 | 50.9% | 3.9% |
| Yone | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.0% | 6.7% |
| Olaf | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.0% | 1.1% |
| Irelia | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.4% | 2.0% |
| Darius | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.2% | 16.0% |
| Riven | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.9% | 1.2% |
| Tryndamere | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.5% | 2.1% |
| Renekton | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.4% | 3.9% |
| Fiora | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.1% | 4.6% |
| Yasuo | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 47.0% | 3.0% |
| Pantheon | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Warwick | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Vayne | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 52.2% | 2.0% |
| Gnar | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.5% | 3.5% |
| Wukong | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.5% | 2.2% |
| Camille | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.4% | 3.7% |
| Ambessa | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.7% | 2.0% |
| Nasus | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.1% | 5.9% |
| Vladimir | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.0% | 1.1% |
| Akali | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Heimerdinger | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Ryze | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Smolder | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.5% | 1.6% |
| Shen | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.9% | 1.6% |
| Singed | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.8% | 1.4% |
| Teemo | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.8% | 3.2% |
| Volibear | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.4% | 7.1% |
| Mordekaiser | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.9% | 11.5% |
| Ornn | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.5% | 2.0% |
| Kayle | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.0% | 1.8% |
| Urgot | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.0% | 3.8% |
| Rumble | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.4% | 2.3% |
| Kennen | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.1% | 1.3% |
| Sett | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.1% | 11.4% |
| K'Santé | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.0% | 5.9% |
| Aatrox | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.9% | 6.1% |
| Jayce | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.1% | 2.7% |
| Aurora | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Gragas | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Graves | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Jarvan IV | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Swain | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Malphite | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 52.5% | 5.7% |
| Poppy | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 50.4% | 2.3% |
| Garen | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 50.0% | 14.7% |
| Sion | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 49.6% | 3.8% |
| Skarner | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 48.1% | 1.3% |
| Maokai | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | — | — |
| Nautilus | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | — | — |
| Cho'Gath | 有利なマッチアップ | −3 | 50.8% | 12.1% |
| Dr. Mundo | 有利なマッチアップ | −3 | 50.2% | 5.9% |
Edge: Wild Rift Core canonical verdict (−3 to +3), shown from the point of view of the champion named in the row. Win rate and pick rate: the opponent's own rate in this role — Wild Rift CN · Challenger, Patch 7.2d. Not a head-to-head win rate.
これらのチャンピオンは、こちらのビルドやプレイスタイルを真正面から上回る構成を持ち、レーン戦のコントロールとファームを極めて難しくする。彼らのスキルはこちらの主要な強みを無効化し、いつも通りのプランを実行しようとした瞬間に手痛い反撃を受けさせてくる。こうしたマッチアップでは、ミスを最小限に抑え、正面からの対決以外で解決策を探すことが重要になる。
Jax completely neutralizes your trading pattern with a single ability. When he activates Counter Strike, he blocks all your basic attacks, which completely shuts down your ability to reduce the cooldown on Skip 'n Slash. Because you cannot land those crucial auto-attacks, you remain stuck with a long dash cooldown, leaving you completely vulnerable to his Empowered Leap Strike follow-up without any way to escape or fight back.
This block mechanic strips away your early wave control. Trying to thin the wave with Skip 'n Slash invites Jax to jump on you with Leap Strike while spinning Counter Strike, forcing massive health deficits. You are consistently shoved under turret, losing priority and allowing Jax to easily secure plates or roam, while you are forced into desperate, low-health recall timings that bleed gold.
To survive, you must play defensively and never initiate with Skip 'n Slash. Keep this dash strictly to disengage backwards the moment Jax uses Leap Strike. Once his Counter Strike is on cooldown, you have a brief twelve-second window where you can safely retaliate using Snip Snip! and Needlework to poke him down. If he tries to walk you down without jumping, deploy Hallowed Mist to gain armor and force him to back off.
これらのチャンピオンは、マッチアップ自体を絶望的にするわけではないが、対面で優位に立ちやすいツールを持っている。射程が長かったり、攻撃を受け止める力が高かったり、エンゲージへの対応手段が豊富だったりする。アプローチを調整し、戦闘を受け入れるタイミングを慎重に選ぶ必要がある。
Yone holds all the cards in short trades because his Soul Unbound lets him project his spirit from deep safety, bypassing the defensive zone of your Hallowed Mist. He can dash in, strike you with Mortal Steel and Spirit Cleave, and snap back to his starting point before you can stack up Snip Snip! or retaliate effectively, leaving you unable to trade back.
You are constantly forced onto the defensive whenever Yone has his Mortal Steel third charge ready. Because he can execute safe, non-committal poke loops, you will find yourself pushed under turret, struggling to match his wave clear. This gives him free reign to crash large waves and poke you under your own tower with Spirit Cleave while you try to farm with A Thousand Cuts.
Your survival hinges on baiting his Mortal Steel knock-up. Never dash forward; use Skip 'n Slash laterally to dodge his tornado. When he activates Soul Unbound, do not waste Hallowed Mist defensively inside his strike zone. Instead, track his physical body's return anchor. Prepare a fully stacked Snip Snip! or launch Needlework directly at his starting marker, punishing his forced return animation when his spirit snapback occurs.
Darius dominates the early game because his Hemorrhage heavily punishes extended trades. The matchup pivots entirely on your Snip Snip!. If Darius manages to dodge the central true damage portion of your cuts, your threat drops catastrophically. He will immediately retaliate with Crippling Strike and Decimate, quickly stacking his passive to trigger Noxian Might and run you down with raw physical power.
You cannot contest the first few waves actively. Darius will use Apprehend to pull you in if you step up to farm, forcing you into a disadvantageous trade. A single missed center on your Snip Snip! means you must immediately retreat, conceding wave control and tower pressure, which delays your scaling while facing the threat of Noxian Guillotine.
To survive, use Skip 'n Slash reactively. Dash into the inner handle of Darius's Decimate to deny his healing and outer blade damage. Only unleash your fully charged Snip Snip! when he is locked in an attack animation to guarantee the center connects. If he pulls you with Apprehend, deploy Hallowed Mist immediately for resistances, then disengage until you have Needlework.
This matchup hinges on Irelia's mobility countering your primary damage tool. Whenever you stack up and unleash Snip Snip!, Irelia can easily dodge the high-damage center of your scissors by using Bladesurge to dash to a nearby dying minion. This evasion allows her to instantly stack Ionian Fervor on the wave and turn the trade into a lethal all-in, exploiting your locked animation.
Because a low-health minion wave is a weapon for her, pushing carelessly is suicidal. If you let the wave bounce toward her tower, she will use Bladesurge resets to dance around you, baiting out Hallowed Mist before running you down with Vanguard's Edge. You are forced to concede early priority, meaning you must endure slow-pushes and rely on farming safely under your turret.
To survive, keep the minion wave frozen right outside your turret range, minimizing her Bladesurge targets. Never initiate trades with Skip 'n Slash; instead, save this dash to dodge her Flawless Duet stun. Only cast Snip Snip! when her dash is on cooldown or when there are no low-health minions nearby. If she catches you with Vanguard's Edge, deploy Hallowed Mist immediately to block her follow-up attacks.
Renekton's mobility completely counters your trade patterns. He closes the gap using Slice and Dice, instantly locks you down with a high-fury Ruthless Predator, and dashes back out. Because of this stun, Gwen cannot land the true damage center of Snip Snip! or retaliate with Skip 'n Slash, making his short bursts entirely one-sided.
This continuous pressure forces you to play defensively near your turret. Renekton dictates the wave's pace because contesting his push risks a lethal chunk. If you let him freely stack Reign of Anger, he will threaten a dive using Dominus. A single poorly timed trade leads to an early recall, letting him secure map priority.
To survive, freeze the minion wave right outside your turret range. Save Skip 'n Slash strictly to dash backward the moment you see his first Slice and Dice. Never waste Hallowed Mist during close-range trades as it cannot stop his stun. Wait out his Dominus before counter-attacking with Needlework and shredding him with A Thousand Cuts.
Fiora holds the upper hand because her Riposte can completely absorb your most critical damage windows. When you commit to a fully stacked Snip Snip! or unleash your Needlework casts, a reactive Fiora can easily parry the final high-damage snip or the ultimate's burst. This interaction nullifies your main offensive threat while triggering A Thousand Cuts healing less often, leaving you vulnerable to her aggressive counters.
You cannot mindlessly contest waves or shove without risk. Every time Fiora uses Lunge to strike a vital revealed by Duelist's Dance, you lose a portion of your health bar. Since you cannot easily trade back while her parry is up, she dictates the wave's tempo, forcing you to farm under turret. If she successfully freezes, you are forced to give up gold to avoid a deadly Grand Challenge dive.
To survive, always hug the terrain to cover vitals from Duelist's Dance or Grand Challenge, preventing Fiora from proc'ing her full healing zone. Never trigger the final snip of Snip Snip! in a straight line; instead, use Skip 'n Slash laterally to bait her Riposte before committing your main damage. If she holds her parry, delay your Needlework casts, weaving in basic attacks to sustain yourself rather than throwing your burst into her shield.
Yasuo holds a massive defensive advantage because his Wind Wall completely nullifies all three activations of your Needlework. Since Needlework represents your primary source of burst damage, healing, and slow, having it blocked leaves you vulnerable to his relentless Steel Tempest strikes. Without the ultimate's threat, Yasuo can easily kite or chase you down, turning what should be an even duel into a one-sided defeat.
During laning, you cannot easily contest waves when Yasuo's Steel Tempest is charged with a tornado. Every trade becomes highly risky; if you attempt to retaliate with Snip Snip!, his Sweeping Blade allows him to dash through minions to dodge it or trigger Way of the Wanderer to absorb the brunt of your damage. This constant threat forces you to play defensively under tower, yielding early priority and losing gold.
To survive, you must bait out Wind Wall before committing. Use Skip 'n Slash diagonally to reposition away from his Steel Tempest tornados rather than engaging directly. Only cast Needlework after you see him waste his wall, or force him to deploy it early by threatening a short trade with Snip Snip!. If he holds his wall, focus entirely on farming safely with your enhanced attacks, refusing to take any extended all-in fights.
Tryndamere turns what should be a winning burst trade into a deadly pursuit. While your fully stacked Snip Snip! and Needlework can rapidly shred his health bar, Undying Rage completely nullifies your execution potential. Once he triggers his ultimate, his Battle Fury passive ensures highly reliable critical strikes that easily outpace the healing from A Thousand Cuts, allowing him to relentlessly run you down.
You cannot allow Tryndamere to freely auto-attack the wave, as a full Battle Fury bar gives him lethal critical threat. He will constantly use Spinning Slash to initiate heavy trades, forcing you to retreat. This pressure makes holding a freeze near your turret crucial; letting him push you under tower invites a dive backed by Undying Rage, costing you massive farm and turret plating.
Never use Skip 'n Slash offensively unless his Spinning Slash is on cooldown. When he initiates, save your dash to disengage immediately. If he commits with Undying Rage, your sole objective is to kite him out. Fire the remaining casts of Needlework to apply heavy slows, preventing him from sticking to you. Turn around to finish him with Snip Snip! only after his five seconds of immortality expire and his fury decays.
Pantheon dominates early trades because his Aegis Assault completely nullifies your main damage threat, a fully stacked Snip Snip!. Whenever you try to initiate a trade, he can react to your snips with his frontal shield, negating your true damage and healing. Followed by his Shield Vault stun and empowered Comet Spear pokes, he easily chunks your health bar while taking zero damage in return.
You are forced to play defensively near your turret, conceding early wave control. Attempting to stack Snip Snip! on the minions exposes you to devastating Comet Spear pokes. If Pantheon freezes the lane, you cannot easily break it without risking a lethal Shield Vault engage. This pressure forces you into passive farming, delaying your scaling spikes and giving Pantheon free reign to look for Grand Starfall roams.
Your goal is to bait Aegis Assault before committing your resources. If Pantheon initiates with Shield Vault, do not instantly retaliate with Snip Snip!. Instead, wait out his frontal shield or use Skip 'n Slash to dash behind him, bypassing his directional defense to land your true damage. Use Hallowed Mist to safely farm from a distance or to nullify his charged Comet Spear pokes when trying to keep the minion wave close to your tower.
Riven dictates the pace of this matchup because her high mobility from Broken Wings allows her to effortlessly slide out of the sweet spot of your Snip Snip!. Since a massive portion of your trading power relies on landing those true damage snips, her ability to dodge them while simultaneously charging her Runic Blade passive makes direct combat highly disadvantageous for you when her cooldowns are active.
You cannot contest early waves safely because Riven can initiate short, punishing bursts using Valor and Ki Burst to shield your retaliation. If you waste your Skip 'n Slash offensively, she will instantly punish you with a full Broken Wings combo. This forces you to play defensively under tower, conceding early wave control and accepting a CS deficit to preserve your health bar for later teamfights.
Your survival hinges on holding Skip 'n Slash strictly as a defensive tool to disengage when she activates Blade of the Exile. Only unleash Snip Snip! when Riven has already exhausted all three charges of Broken Wings, as she will then lack the mobility to escape your snips. If she freezes the lane, use Needlework from a safe distance to break the freeze and farm safely without stepping into her burst range.
Olaf represents a brutal matchup because his Ragnarok completely negates the slow from your Needlework. Normally, Gwen relies on the successive casts of Needlework to kite and space her opponents, but Olaf can simply activate his ultimate and ignore this crowd control. Consequently, he can easily run you down using Undertow to repeatedly slow you, forcing a raw stat-check where Berserker Rage and Reckless Swing out-damage you in a pure duel.
This dynamic forces you into defensive lane states where pushing too far past your tower is lethal. If Olaf lands a single Undertow in a long lane, he will chain-axe you to death. You cannot take extended trades once he has access to Vicious Strikes, as his healing and attack speed ramp up too fast. Therefore, your health pool is constantly pressured, making early recalls common and preventing you from securing solid lane priority.
To survive, you must play around Olaf's cooldowns, specifically baiting and dodging Undertow before attempting to trade. If he misses his axe, you have a brief window to strike with Snip Snip! and immediately retreat using Skip 'n Slash. Never cast Needlework while Ragnarok is active; save it for when his ultimate expires or to secure a kill if he commits without it. If he activates his ultimate, use Hallowed Mist defensively to gain armor and drop his aggression.
その他のマッチアップ
このマッチアップは何よりもまず実行力の勝負であり、両者ともに優位を取れる現実的な手段を持っている。重要なスキルを一つ避けられるか、エンゲージを正しく読めるか、あるいはたった一つの位置取りのミスが、勝敗を分けることもある。マッチアップを理解し、行動すべき瞬間を見極める力がとりわけ重要になる。
This skill-based matchup revolves around Gwen's ability to outscale Mini Gnar's ranged harass while surviving Mega Gnar's burst. The defining interaction lies in how you deploy Hallowed Mist. By placing the mist's edge perfectly, you completely nullify Gnar's Boomerang Throw and subsequent basic attacks, denying him the movement speed from Hyper. If Gnar cannot kite you, your superior late-game scaling takes over.
Laning is a constant spacing puzzle. Mini Gnar will attempt to slow push using Boomerang Throw to chip away your health. If you successfully block his projectiles, you can freeze the wave near your turret, forcing him to overextend without his Hop escape. However, failing to respect his Rage Gene meter before he transforms into Mega Gnar leads to deadly turret dives via Boulder Toss.
Never initiate with Skip 'n Slash when Gnar is nearing maximum rage. Instead, hold Hallowed Mist until he throws his Boomerang Throw, positioning yourself at the very border of your zone to keep him untargetable while you land Snip Snip!. If he transitions into Mega Gnar, immediately disengage using Skip 'n Slash diagonally to avoid being slammed into walls by Boulder Toss, resuming the fight only when he shrinks back.
This matchup is a constant battle of micro-spacing dictated by your Snip Snip! and her Drakehound's Step. Because Gwen relies heavily on landing the center true damage of her snips to win trades, Ambessa's mobility is highly disruptive. By casting any spell, Ambessa triggers her passive dash to instantly slip behind you during your cast animation, completely neutralizing your primary source of burst and healing.
Minion waves become baiting grounds. If you blindly throw Snip Snip! to clear or poke, Ambessa immediately retaliates by dodging behind you and unleashing Cunning Sweep followed by Lacerate. Missing your central snips leaves you vulnerable to her Public Execution all-in, forcing you to play defensively under turret, forfeit priority for early river skirmishes, or take disadvantageous recalls that bleed gold.
To win, you must bait out her mobility before committing. Never initiate trades with Snip Snip!. Instead, slow Ambessa with Needlework or wait for her to lock herself into Cunning Sweep's outer edge. If she uses Drakehound's Step to dash behind you during your snips, immediately redirect your strike using Skip 'n Slash to force the center damage to connect. Save Hallowed Mist to mitigate her Repudiation shield-blast or to escape her ultimate lock-on.
This matchup revolves entirely around how you manage the distance against Vayne's ranged threat. While her Silver Bolts punish extended trades, your lethal threat comes from your ability to stick to her. The absolute turning point is Hallowed Mist. If you deploy it as you advance, Vayne cannot target you with Condemn to repel your engage, rendering her main defensive tool completely useless while you slice her down.
Because Vayne has the range advantage, she will constantly look to poke you with Tumble and trigger Silver Bolts. You will often have to concede early wave priority and farm under turret. However, if Vayne mispositions or wastes her knockback, the lane dynamic flips instantly. A successful engage means you can chunk her health bar or force her out of the lane, relieving all map pressure.
Let the wave push to you early, conserving your health until level three. When you decide to fight, initiate with Skip 'n Slash to close distance, but immediately activate Hallowed Mist so its edge sits between you and Vayne. This positioning blocks her Condemn. If she attempts to run using Tumble, slow her with Needlework to guarantee your fully stacked Snip Snip! lands. Never initiate without your mist available.
This dueling dynamic revolves entirely around baiting defensive tools before committing your main burst. While your passive A Thousand Cuts helps melt through the armor granted by Stone Skin, Wukong possesses a direct counter-measure. If he activates Warrior Trickster right as you release a fully stacked Snip Snip!, your highest damage tool is completely absorbed by a decoy, tilting the trade heavily in his favor.
Trading health in this lane is highly volatile. If Wukong initiates with Nimbus Strike followed by a quick Golden Staff, you must retaliate instantly or get zoned. A wasted cutting sequence means losing crucial sustain, forcing you to play passively near your turret. Furthermore, pushing too deep exposes you to deadly gank setups when Wukong combines his clone with the double knock-up of Cyclone.
Hold your fully charged Snip Snip! instead of unleashing it immediately. Instead, use Skip 'n Slash to reposition and pressure him with basic attacks to bait out Warrior Trickster. Once his clone appears, immediately drop Hallowed Mist to gain defenses and wait out his brief invisibility. If he commits with Cyclone, use your remaining dashes and activate Needlework to slow his chase, turning the fight around while his escape tool is on cooldown.
This even scaling duel hinges on how Nasus blunts Gwen's rhythm. While you want to stack Snip Snip! quickly using the attack speed from Skip 'n Slash, Nasus's Wither directly counters this by crippling your attack speed. Without rapid basic attacks, you cannot build your stacks or easily trigger A Thousand Cuts, turning an advantageous high-damage trade into a sluggish fight where Nasus can survive and out-scale.
Wave control dictates this entire lane. Nasus wants to freeze near his tower to stack Siphoning Strike safely, using Soul Eater to sustain. If you push mindlessly, you expose yourself to a deadly chase down the lane under the effects of Wither. Conversely, freezing the wave on your side denies his stacks and forces him to use Spirit Fire, opening him up to short trades before his scaling takes over.
Never commit to extended trades when Nasus has Wither available. If he casts it on you, immediately use Skip 'n Slash backward to disengage. Only activate Needlework for an all-in once his attack speed slow is on cooldown. If he triggers Fury of the Sands, use Hallowed Mist to safely zone him out and wait for his ultimate to expire before contesting the wave again.
This matchup is a pure war of attrition where both champions constantly heal back damage. Gwen relies on A Thousand Cuts to chip away at Vladimir, but his Transfusion provides free, resourceless health regeneration. The entire lane hinges on a single, crucial interaction during all-ins: Vladimir can activate Sanguine Pool to completely avoid the heavy damage of the final snip from your Snip Snip!, neutralizing your primary burst.
Because of this dodging capability, you cannot simply force raw trades. Vladimir will try to poke you down with Transfusion and clear waves using Tides of Blood. If you initiate with Skip 'n Slash, you risk getting kited inside Sanguine Pool, which slows you down and leaves you vulnerable. Power spikes dictate the pressure; you must respect his crimson bar spikes, while waiting for your Needlework to force out his defensive pool.
To win this, you must bait out Sanguine Pool before committing your full burst. Initiate trades using Skip 'n Slash and basic attacks to stack your passive, but delay the activation of Snip Snip!. If Vladimir panics and pools early, use Needlework to slow him as he emerges, ensuring your final snips land. If he holds his pool, use Hallowed Mist to block his Transfusion and Tides of Blood, forcing him to retreat or fight on your terms.
This matchup hinges on the bait-and-switch dynamic between Camille's Hookshot and your Hallowed Mist. Because Hookshot allows Camille to leap onto terrain and delay her second dash, she can easily trick you into deploying your mist defensively. If you waste Hallowed Mist too early, she will wait out the zone's duration and immediately re-engage with Precision Protocol to shred you without fear of retaliation.
Every trade is a high-stakes spacing puzzle. Camille will constantly fish with the outer edge of Tactical Sweep to slow you, preparing a Hookshot dive. If you misuse your defensive mist, Camille secures absolute wave control, forcing you to farm under turret where she can lock you down using The Hextech Ultimatum. This pressure prevents you from scaling safely and limits your split-pushing pressure.
To win this mental game, never reactively cast Hallowed Mist the moment Camille launches Hookshot. Instead, use Skip 'n Slash laterally to dodge her wall-dive entirely. Save your mist for when she commits to close-quarters combat, forcing her to fight inside your zone where you gain bonus armor. If she tries to retreat after her Adaptive Defenses shield wears off, activate Needlework to slow her down and shred her with fully stacked Snip Snip! snips.
その他のマッチアップ
これらのチャンピオンは、こちらの主要な強みに効果的に対応するのが難しく、より自由に対面を組み立てることができる。プレッシャーをかけて有利な交換を引き出す手段は複数あることが多い。相手が態勢を立て直す時間を与えるのではなく、この優位を活かして主導権を握ろう。
This matchup favors you because Gwen has the perfect tool to dismantle Mordekaiser's offensive sequence. His threat relies on pulling you in with Death's Grasp to land an isolated Obliterate. By reactive casting Skip 'n Slash, you easily slide out of his pull's trajectory. Without this setup, his slow, telegraphed swings miss their isolation bonus, allowing your superior attack speed and A Thousand Cuts to shred his health pool.
Because you can consistently neutralise his main initiation, Mordekaiser is forced to play defensively, hugging his turret. You command the wave's positioning, slow-crashing large waves to dive him or secure free recalls. If he attempts to contest the farm, trade with Snip Snip! whenever his pull is down. The pressure you exert forces him to burn Indestructible defensively, stripping away his lane sustain and granting you complete lane priority.
Position yourself slightly off-center from your minion wave to force Mordekaiser to choose between pushing or targeting you. Never initiate trades with Skip 'n Slash; hold this dash exclusively to react to the animation of Death's Grasp. Once you dodge it, immediately slide inward to unleash a fully charged Snip Snip!. If he traps you in Realm of Death, drop Hallowed Mist instantly to zone his range, then use Needlework to kite and win the duel.
Gwen naturally outscales Aatrox, but the lane swings in her favor because Hallowed Mist completely negates his ranged setup. When Aatrox tries to pull you with Infernal Chains or hit outer The Darkin Blade sweetspots, popping your mist makes you untargetable, neutralizing his combo. This safe zone lets you freely stack Snip Snip! on minions, preparing a devastating counter-offensive while his main damage tools are wasted on empty air.
This interaction strips Aatrox of his lane bullying power. Since his The Darkin Blade cannot safely pressure you under your mist, he is forced to drop back or waste Umbral Dash trying to close the distance. You dictate the wave's pace, forcing him to farm with abilities which leaves him vulnerable. His health bar gets slowly chipped down by your A Thousand Cuts passive whenever he attempts to contest the crash.
Position yourself near your dying minions and wait for him to cast Infernal Chains. The moment the projectile flies, deploy Hallowed Mist near the edge to stay immune while charging Snip Snip!. Dash forward with Skip 'n Slash only after he misses his second Q strike, ensuring you land the full center snips. If he triggers World Ender to turn the fight, use Needlework to slow his retreat and easily kite his predictable strikes.
Gwen dominates this matchup because her Hallowed Mist completely neutralizes Graves's ranged advantages. Since Graves relies on New Destiny shotgun pellets and End of the Line to pressure from a distance, the mist forces him to make a terrible choice. He must either waste his damage on an untargetable zone or use Quickdraw to slide into melee range where Gwen easily shreds him.
This dynamic prevents Graves from executing his usual strategy of shoving the wave and poking you under tower. Because you can deny his New Destiny basic attacks, you easily control the wave's positioning. Any attempt by Graves to clear waves with End of the Line leaves him highly vulnerable. You can trade aggressively without taking damage, establishing dominant lane pressure.
To execute this plan, never deploy Hallowed Mist preemptively. Wait for Graves to fire End of the Line or dash forward with Quickdraw. When he does, activate your mist so the edge blocks his shots. If he attempts to flee, use Skip 'n Slash to reposition the mist's center onto him, then unleash Needlework to slow his escape. If he blinds you with Smoke Screen, immediately slide out.
Gragas excels at short disruptions but falls behind as the match progresses because his Happy Hour healing cannot offset your passive shred. While he can easily disrupt your Snip Snip! or dash away from Needlework using Body Slam, he simply lacks the sustained damage to match your A Thousand Cuts in extended duels. Once his defensive cooldowns are spent, your superior scaling allows you to melt through his tankiness.
This matchup turns into a battle of patience where Gragas constantly uses Barrel Roll to farm and Drunken Rage to absorb your pressure. He will constantly try to neutralize the lane by knocking you back with Explosive Cask or dashing away. However, because you scale so much harder, every slow wave push forces him to bleed mana, eventually giving you complete priority to chip his tower or roam.
Position yourself slightly to the side of the minion wave to force Gragas to choose between hitting you or the minions with Barrel Roll. When you engage, do not commit your Skip 'n Slash forward immediately. Instead, walk up to strike, and save your dash to chase him down after he uses Body Slam to flee. If he attempts to disengage with Explosive Cask, use Hallowed Mist to remain untargetable outside his range and prevent his follow-up poke.
This matchup is a war of attrition that heavily favors your passive healing. While Sett relies on Pit Grit to stay healthy, your A Thousand Cuts shreds his high health pool during extended trades. The defining interaction occurs when Sett unleashes his fully charged Haymaker; you can easily use Skip 'n Slash to slide out of the central true damage beam while maintaining your offensive onslaught.
During the laning phase, your offensive threat forces Sett to think twice before using Knuckle Down to engage. If he misses Facebreaker, he loses all lane control. This allows you to freeze the wave or slow push at will, denying him gold. Should he attempt to retaliate with Haymaker under his own turret, your ability to dodge the center ensures you dive or poke him out with impunity.
To secure your advantage, always hold Skip 'n Slash specifically to counter his Haymaker. Avoid using your dash aggressively unless Sett has already wasted his Facebreaker. If you get caught by his ultimate, The Show Stopper, quickly activate Needlework to apply a heavy slow, then deploy Hallowed Mist to isolate yourself. Stay in close quarters to maximize the healing from A Thousand Cuts as soon as his shield decays.
This matchup is dictated by how you handle Volibear's shielding. While his Frenzied Maul provides decent health regen, his true trading power comes from the massive shield of Sky Splitter. By saving Skip 'n Slash to dash out of his lightning strike zone, you deny him that crucial defensive buffer. Without his shield, Volibear cannot match the continuous true damage and healing of A Thousand Cuts during extended duels.
Your ability to neutralize his main defensive tool forces Volibear to play defensively. He cannot easily use The Relentless Storm to clear waves without exposing himself to your engage. This allows you to dictate the wave state, slow-pushing massive waves into his turret. Even under his tower, you can safely poke him down with Snip Snip! while Hallowed Mist keeps you safe from any desperate retaliatory strikes.
Never initiate trades with Skip 'n Slash; instead, walk up to Volibear and start attacking to stack your passives. The moment you see the blue circle of Sky Splitter appear on the ground, dash laterally to escape the area. Once his shield is wasted, immediately counter-attack by unleashing a fully stacked Snip Snip! and slowing him with Needlework to secure the kill. If he rushes you with Thundering Smash, fight back immediately after the stun wears off.
This matchup tilts heavily in your favor because Hallowed Mist completely dismantles Urgot's offensive kit. When he activates Purge to unleash rapid-fire physical damage, deploying your mist makes you entirely immune to his barrage from outside the zone. Furthermore, this protective barrier entirely blocks his lethal Fear Beyond Death projectile if he attempts to execute you from a distance, rendering his ultimate useless.
Since Urgot cannot reliably poke you down with Corrosive Charge or win trades with Purge, you dictate the wave's movement. You can freely stack waves and crash them into his tower because he cannot safely contest your melee range. This pressure forces Urgot to make desperate, predictable moves under his own turret, allowing you to secure plates while denying him the health pool needed to setup Fear Beyond Death.
Always hold your Hallowed Mist until Urgot commits to activating Purge or launches Fear Beyond Death. When trading, use Skip 'n Slash laterally to dodge his Disdain dash, as getting flipped inside your mist will expose you to his shotgun legs. Once his dash misses, drop your mist at the edge of his range, allowing you to safely shred him with Snip Snip! and Needlework while he cannot retaliate.
Gwen dominates this matchup because her Hallowed Mist completely negates Jayce's primary ranged threat. When Jayce attempts to poke or burst from afar using To the Skies!, Gwen can activate her mist to become untargetable. This forces the Defender of Tomorrow to either waste his mana and cooldowns on air or walk into melee range where Gwen's Snip Snip! and A Thousand Cuts heavily out-damage his hammer form.
This interaction completely shifts the wave dynamic in your favor. Because Jayce cannot safely whittle down your health bar with To the Skies!, he loses the priority needed to crash early waves. You can maintain high health pools, letting you slow push and threaten dives. Jayce is forced to use Lightning Field to clear under his turret, draining his mana pool and leaving him highly vulnerable to your all-ins.
To secure this advantage, never use Hallowed Mist proactively to close distance. Instead, walk forward to bait his ranged stance, using Skip 'n Slash to dodge sideways if needed, and only drop your mist when you see the projectile of To the Skies! mid-air. Once his ranged burst is blocked, immediately close the gap with Needlework to apply a heavy slow, preventing him from knocking you away with Thundering Blow while you shred him with Snip Snip!.
Teemo relies heavily on Blinding Dart to shut down melee initiations and safely apply Toxic Shot. However, Hallowed Mist completely dismantles this defensive loop. By staying untargetable inside your zone while Teemo is outside, you render his blinding projectile useless. Without his primary tool to neutralize your basic attacks, his ranged advantage disappears, leaving him completely vulnerable to your rapid snips.
This interaction transforms what is usually a grueling ranged matchup into a dominant lane for you. Because Teemo cannot safely poke you under your turret without risking an all-in, you dictate the pace of the lane. You can easily secure priority, push him off the minion wave, and build an insurmountable gold lead while forcing him to play defensively near his own tower.
Never waste Hallowed Mist defensively to farm. Instead, wait for Teemo to step forward to harass you, then initiate with Skip 'n Slash. Deploy your mist the moment you see his Blinding Dart animation to block the projectile entirely. Follow up immediately with a fully stacked Snip Snip! and use Needlework to lock him down if he attempts to escape using Move Quick. If he retreats too far, freeze the zone to deny him experience.
Gwen naturally dismantles Shen's high-health pool using the percentage magic damage from A Thousand Cuts. The defining factor in this matchup is how you play around his defensive zone. While Shen relies on Spirit's Refuge to block your basic attacks, this zone does absolutely nothing to stop the center-line true damage of Snip Snip!. You can completely ignore his primary defensive tool by cutting him down with your spellcasts instead.
This dynamic shifts wave priority heavily in your favor. Shen cannot safely walk up to trigger Twilight Assault without risking a heavy trade. If he tries to engage with Shadow Dash, you can trade back instantly. This pressure forces him to stay under tower, meaning any global play he attempts with Stand United will cost him multiple plates or his entire outer turret to your rapid push.
Always stack Snip Snip! on the minion wave before initiating. When Shen lunges forward with Shadow Dash, use Skip 'n Slash laterally to dodge the taunt. If he successfully taunts you and drops Spirit's Refuge, do not panic or waste basic attacks; immediately unleash your fully stacked Snip Snip! right through his protective zone. Save Hallowed Mist for when he tries to disengage, ensuring you safely land the slowing needles of Needlework to secure the kill.
K'Santé thrives on building massive defensive stats, but your passive, A Thousand Cuts, completely neutralizes this strength by shredding his health bar with percentage magic damage. The matchup swings heavily in your favor when K'Santé activates All Out. By reducing his own armor and magic resistance to boost his offensive threat, he makes himself extremely squishy, allowing your basic attacks and Snip Snip! to melt him instantly.
Because K'Santé cannot match your sustained damage, you can easily control the wave's position. He is forced to use Ntofo Strikes to farm from a distance, which gradually pushes the minions toward you. You can freeze the wave near your turret, forcing him to walk up. If he tries to trade with Path Maker, his long cooldowns leave him completely defenseless against your extended chase down the long lane.
To secure the kill, save Skip 'n Slash to reposition when K'Santé prepares his third stack of Ntofo Strikes to knock you up. If he charges Path Maker, do not panic; wait out his defensive damage reduction, then retaliate with a fully stacked Snip Snip!. When he commits with All Out, immediately activate Needlework to slow his retreat and easily kite his enhanced but fragile form to death with your superior range.
Gwen outpaces Kayle's late-game spike by reaching her combat peak much earlier. While Divine Ascent slowly grants Kayle range and wave clear over levels, Gwen's mid-game power is immediately oppressive. The pivotal factor is Hallowed Mist, which completely negates Kayle's primary ranged poke tool, Starfire Spellblade, leaving Kayle with zero response during critical skirmishes before she can fully ascend.
Early on, Kayle uses Radiant Blast to farm safely, but Gwen's Skip 'n Slash allows her to dash in and initiate trades on her own terms. Because Gwen's Snip Snip! shreds Kayle through A Thousand Cuts healing, Kayle is forced to play defensively, burning mana on Celestial Blessing to escape. This gives Gwen total wave control, letting her crash massive waves and threaten dives long before Kayle gets her ultimate Divine Judgment.
Do not waste Hallowed Mist early. Instead, wait for Kayle to activate Starfire Spellblade to farm or poke, then deploy your mist to completely block the projectile's damage. Once her ranged auto-attack is wasted, immediately dash forward with Skip 'n Slash and execute a fully charged Snip Snip!. If she tries to kite with Celestial Blessing, slow her down with the first cast of Needlework to force her Divine Judgment defensively.
Sion is a massive health-stacking sponge, which plays directly into Gwen's strengths. His primary threat, the heavy wind-up of Decimating Smash, is entirely neutralized because you can effortlessly dash out of its impact cone using Skip 'n Slash. Once you bypass his main crowd control, your passive A Thousand Cuts melts through his massive health pool, turning his defensive scaling into your primary source of damage.
Sion is forced to play defensively, relying on Roar of the Slayer to secure minions from afar. You command absolute lane control, allowing you to slow-push waves and trap him under his turret. When he attempts to absorb your aggression using Soul Furnace, your fully stacked Snip Snip! easily breaks the shield. This constant pressure prevents him from safely locking down your tower or roaming with Unstoppable Onslaught.
Always hold Skip 'n Slash specifically to react to the animation of Decimating Smash. Dash diagonally behind him to break his positioning, then immediately retaliate with Snip Snip!. If he tries to escape or turn with Unstoppable Onslaught, slow him down using Needlework. Finally, once you execute him, immediately back away to avoid his empowered basic attacks during Glory in Death, using your mobility to wait out his brief resurrection.
Gwen completely dictates this lane because her Snip Snip! center-snips deal percentage health true damage. When Garen attempts to mitigate your trade using the damage reduction and shield from Courage, your scissor snips completely bypass his defensive stats. Combined with the passive healing from A Thousand Cuts, you can shred his massive health pool while ignoring his main defensive cooldown, making his armor stacking highly ineffective as you scale.
This interaction forces Garen into a defensive posture, preventing him from freely clearing waves with Judgment. Whenever he runs at you with Decisive Strike, you can trade back harder. By constantly clipping him, you disable his Perseverance passive regeneration. Garen loses the ability to contest the wave, allowing you to slow-push, crash massive waves, and eventually threaten his tower with Skip 'n Slash attack speed.
Always charge Snip Snip! to four stacks on minions before initiating. If Garen charges with Decisive Strike, do not panic; let the silence wear off, then immediately use Skip 'n Slash to reposition out of his Judgment spin while maintaining your attack range. Unleash your fully charged Snip Snip! directly through his Courage. If he attempts to escape, chain the slow from Needlework to run him down and secure the kill.
Gwen dominates this matchup because her Hallowed Mist completely neutralizes Malphite's primary lane tool, Seismic Shard. By standing near the very outer edge of your mist, you force Malphite to walk into melee range to target you, or waste his mana. Since his trade pattern relies on stealing your movement speed to run away, denying this initial poke prevents him from ever safely neutralising your aggressive advances.
This dynamic strips Malphite of his lane control, allowing you to dictate the wave's tempo. You can slow push or crash waves at will, easily preparing your Snip Snip! stacks. Malphite is forced to farm under tower, bleeding gold and desperately waiting for a gank. He cannot match your constant pressure, and his Granite Shield is constantly broken by your Needlework or basic attacks, preventing him from regenerating his passive shield.
To execute this flawlessly, activate Hallowed Mist the moment Malphite starts his Seismic Shard cast animation, ensuring you remain right on the border so the projectile dissolves harmlessly. Shift your building strategy entirely towards aggressive magic damage rather than defensive options, as his threat is minimal. When he uses Ground Slam to slow your attacks, immediately use Skip 'n Slash to reposition, maintaining your offensive onslaught with Needlework before he can retreat to safety.
Dr. Mundo thrives on stacking massive pools of health, which plays directly into your hands. Your passive *A Thousand Cuts* converts his raw HP into your healing and bonus magic damage. When you fully charge and unleash *Snip Snip!*, the center snips deal true damage based on his maximum health, rendering his natural tankiness and the regeneration from *Maximum Dosage* completely obsolete. He cannot build enough resistance to survive this shredding power.
From the very first waves, Dr. Mundo is forced into a defensive posture, relying on *Infected Bonesaw* to secure minions from afar. You can safely crash waves and pressure his tower because his *Heart Zapper* and *Blunt Force Trauma* cannot match your clearing speed or dueling threat. If he attempts to contest the wave, your relentless trading will force him to recall early, giving you free plates and absolute control over the lane.
Since Dr. Mundo lacks hard crowd control, bypass early defensive purchases and shift your build entirely toward aggressive ability power to accelerate your health-shredding scaling. During skirmishes, use *Skip 'n Slash* diagonally to dodge *Infected Bonesaw* while closing the distance. Once he commits, activate *Needlework* to decay his movement speed, preventing him from escaping when he triggers *Maximum Dosage*. Save *Hallowed Mist* specifically to block his long-range cleavers if he tries to farm safely under his turret.
This matchup heavily favors you because Ornn's slow, predictable tank kit is completely countered by your innate anti-tank scaling. The lane hinges on his heavy engage; whenever he tries to trigger his knockup, your mobility lets you reposition effortlessly. Using Skip 'n Slash to slide out of Searing Charge nullifies his crowd control, placing you in perfect range to melt his high health pool with A Thousand Cuts.
Because Ornn cannot easily lock you down, you dictate the pace of every minion wave. He is forced to use Volcanic Rupture to farm from a distance, bleeding mana while you easily sustain through A Thousand Cuts. Your constant threat of a forward dash prevents him from safely utilizing Bellows Breath on the wave, forcing him under tower and giving you free reign to pressure plates.
Position yourself away from any terrain or the pillar left by Volcanic Rupture to deny Ornn an easy wall-slam target. Always hold Skip 'n Slash strictly to react to his Searing Charge, never using it to initiate trades unless his dash is on cooldown. If he catches you off guard with Call of the Forge God, deploy Hallowed Mist immediately to gain defensive stats and safely shred him with Snip Snip! and Needlework from inside your zone.
その他のマッチアップ
| マッチアップ | 判定 | 有利度 | 勝率 | ピック率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olaf | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 52.5% | 2.4% |
| Lillia | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.9% | 3.3% |
| Pantheon | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.7% | 5.5% |
| Fiddlesticks | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.8% | 2.7% |
| Tryndamere | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.6% | 6.8% |
| Nocturne | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.3% | 5.5% |
| Kha'Zix | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.0% | 4.9% |
| Talon | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.1% | 2.8% |
| Jax | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.4% | 2.1% |
| Master Yi | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.0% | 9.3% |
| Rengar | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 47.8% | 1.6% |
| Poppy | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Warwick | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 52.6% | 2.7% |
| Darius | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.5% | 8.1% |
| Xin Zhao | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.7% | 9.5% |
| Kayn | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.6% | 9.2% |
| Nidalee | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.2% | 2.4% |
| Yone | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.1% | 2.0% |
| Riven | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.8% | 1.2% |
| Fizz | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.4% | 2.1% |
| Lee Sin | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.3% | 12.0% |
| Mordekaiser | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Nilah | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Nunu & Willump | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 54.8% | 1.9% |
| Rammus | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 54.7% | 4.3% |
| Jarvan IV | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.4% | 8.5% |
| Diana | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.1% | 2.9% |
| Vi | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.9% | 9.3% |
| Ekko | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.6% | 4.3% |
| Skarner | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.6% | 1.1% |
| Wukong | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.3% | 3.7% |
| Ambessa | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.3% | 1.2% |
| Volibear | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.9% | 3.3% |
| Kindred | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.8% | 2.6% |
| Hecarim | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.2% | 2.6% |
| Evelynn | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.6% | 2.4% |
| Zed | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 47.6% | 1.8% |
| Viego | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 46.0% | 3.4% |
| Camille | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Gragas | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Nautilus | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Amumu | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 55.1% | 3.3% |
| Shyvana | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 51.1% | 7.0% |
| Dr. Mundo | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 48.6% | 1.1% |
| Graves | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 48.3% | 7.6% |
| Cho'Gath | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 47.6% | 5.4% |
| Aatrox | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | — | — |
| Maokai | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | — | — |
| Twitch | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | — | — |
Edge: Wild Rift Core canonical verdict (−3 to +3), shown from the point of view of the champion named in the row. Win rate and pick rate: the opponent's own rate in this role — Wild Rift CN · Challenger, Patch 7.2d. Not a head-to-head win rate.
これらのチャンピオンは、マッチアップ自体を絶望的にするわけではないが、対面で優位に立ちやすいツールを持っている。射程が長かったり、攻撃を受け止める力が高かったり、エンゲージへの対応手段が豊富だったりする。アプローチを調整し、戦闘を受け入れるタイミングを慎重に選ぶ必要がある。
Jax's defensive kit directly shuts down your offensive engine in jungle skirmishes. When Jax activates Counter Strike, your basic attacks are entirely negated. This means you cannot trigger the healing and bonus magic damage from A Thousand Cuts, and you lose the crucial cooldown reduction on Skip 'n Slash. Without these active resets and passive sustain, your dueling power completely collapses while Jax ramps up his attack speed.
This interaction severely limits your freedom in the river and neutral camps. Whenever you contest Scuttle Crabs or attempt early invades, Jax can force you away simply by holding his defensive stance. If he initiates with Leap Strike followed by his stun, you are forced to retreat, conceding camp priority. Falling behind in tempo here means you cannot contest objectives safely without your team's heavy back-up.
To survive, never initiate with Skip 'n Slash if Jax has his defensive tools ready. Instead, bait Counter Strike by using your movement speed or kiting back, and immediately slide away with your dash once he spins his lantern. Only commit your full Needlework and Snip Snip! damage during the precise twelve-second window when his dodge is on cooldown. If he jumps on you while your dash is down, deploy Hallowed Mist to gain resistances and survive the stun.
Rengar completely neutralizes your defensive tools in the jungle. When he activates Thrill of the Hunt and leaps from stealth, he lands directly inside your Hallowed Mist. This makes the untargetability of your zone completely useless. Because he closes the gap instantly with Unseen Predator, he unloads a double Savagery burst, deleting your health bar before you can stack A Thousand Cuts or fight back.
This interaction shifts all early jungle control to Rengar. You cannot safely contest him near brush where Unseen Predator is active, making scuttle crabs extremely risky. If he tracks you with Thrill of the Hunt, he can invade and force you out of your camps. You are forced into a defensive, reactive routing, losing valuable map pressure and delaying your Needlework power spikes while he snowball-ganks your lanes.
To survive, you must adapt your positioning around the jungle walls. Never facecheck bushes without throwing Needlework first to check for his presence. When the Thrill of the Hunt indicator appears over your head, immediately pull back into open spaces away from any brush. Save your Skip 'n Slash to dodge his incoming Bola Strike or to dash over a wall to safety the moment he leaps, preventing his Savagery from finishing you.
Lillia represents a tough chase because her Blooming Blows passive movement speed stacks let her dance right outside the range of your Snip Snip!. She can effortlessly apply Dream-Laden Bough with Swirlseed or quick outer-ring swings, kiting your slower melee frames. This constant mobility allows her to safely prime you for a devastating Lilting Lullaby from a distance where your Hallowed Mist cannot protect you.
In the jungle, this matchup makes early skirmishes near scuttle crabs highly volatile. If Lillia stacks her Blooming Blows speed on camps, she will easily dodge your center-strike Snip Snip! and whittle your health pool down before you can secure the crab. This forces you to concede early river control, slowing down your clear rotations and leaving your laners vulnerable to her highly mobile, sleep-inducing gank angles.
To survive this matchup, never initiate with Skip 'n Slash unless Lillia has already missed her Watch Out! Eep! or is slowed by Needlework. Hold your Hallowed Mist specifically to block her rolling Swirlseed, preventing her from applying Dream-Laden Bough from afar and locking you down with Lilting Lullaby. If she gains max speed stacks, retreat toward tight jungle corridors where her movement options are restricted, forcing her to face your direct needles.
Gwen struggles to lock down Talon because his Assassin's Path completely nullifies the decay slow from Needlework by letting him hop over terrain. Furthermore, his ability to flank from unpredictable angles means he can initiate with Rake and Shadow Assault from inside the radius of Hallowed Mist, rendering your untargetability useless before you can adjust your position.
Talon's wall-hopping threat forces you to clear camps defensively. You cannot safely contest him in the river because any fight near a wall allows him to disengage or ambush you. This constant threat delays your scaling, as you must forfeit early Scuttle Crabs, giving Talon free map pressure to execute lane ganks while you are stuck trying to stack Snip Snip! safely.
Always clear jungle camps away from thick walls to prevent Talon from jumping directly onto you. When skirmishing, hold Hallowed Mist until he commits his Noxian Diplomacy dash or activates Shadow Assault; do not cast it preemptively. If he catches you off-guard, use Skip 'n Slash to distance yourself from the nearest wall, forcing him to walk rather than leap.
Pantheon dominates early skirmishes in the jungle because his Aegis Assault completely negates the burst of your fully stacked Snip Snip!. When you try to unleash your scissor cuts, he can simply raise his shield directionally to absorb the entire true damage portion. This interaction, combined with his point-and-click stun from Shield Vault, prevents you from winning direct duels before you scale.
This dynamic forces you to yield early Scuttle Crabs and avoid isolated river duels. If Pantheon catches you in the jungle, his Mortal Will-empowered Shield Vault chunking your health before you can react puts you in immediate retreat. Your Hallowed Mist offers little protection against his melee-range lock-on, meaning you lose early map pressure and must delay your skirmishing until you have Needlework.
You must bait out Aegis Assault before committing your main damage. Start trades with basic attacks empowered by Skip 'n Slash to build stacks, but do not cast Snip Snip! immediately. Wait for him to panic-cast his shield, then use Skip 'n Slash to dash behind him or simply wait out the protection. If he holds his shield, delay your damage and rely on the slow from Needlework to kite him out.
Gwen relies heavily on the successive slows from Needlework to kite and land her full Snip Snip! center-snips. However, once Olaf activates Ragnarok, he becomes completely immune to all crowd control. This negates your ultimate's utility, allowing him to easily close the gap and repeatedly reset Undertow to run you down in the river or your own jungle.
This interaction severely limits your ability to contest early Scuttle Crabs or secure neutral objectives. In 1v1 jungle skirmishes, Olaf can force you out of your Hallowed Mist since he fights in melee range, stripping away your safety net. If he catches you without Skip 'n Slash ready to traverse walls, you will be forced to concede your camps or bleed pressure across the lanes.
To survive, you must track his ultimate meticulously. Never initiate with Needlework if his Ragnarok is available; instead, bait his ultimate by positioning near thin jungle walls. The moment he activates his crowd-control immunity, use Skip 'n Slash to hop over the terrain, forcing him to waste his buff duration. Only re-engage with your full Snip Snip! stacks once his unstoppable state ends and his axes are out of reach.
Tryndamere directly neutralizes your high-damage execution tools like Needlework by pressing Undying Rage. Because Hallowed Mist only protects you from enemies outside its perimeter, his Spinning Slash allows him to easily slide right next to you. Once inside your mist, his physical critical strikes from Battle Fury scale much faster than the healing you generate through A Thousand Cuts, turning close-range duels in his favor.
This matchup limits your freedom in the river and your own jungle. You cannot safely contest objectives or Scuttle Crabs if his Battle Fury bar is full, as he can force direct fights and survive your burst. If he catches you with his Mocking Shout while your back is turned, you lose your escape potential, giving him free reign to steal your camps or dive your laners with impunity.
To survive, you must play around his ultimate's massive cooldown. Never commit Needlework fully until you have forced his Undying Rage or have a clear escape route. Use Skip 'n Slash to kite backwards when he activates his invulnerability, dragging him away so he cannot land his critical strikes. If he initiates with Spinning Slash, immediately drop Hallowed Mist at the edge of his dash to force him to walk, wasting precious seconds of his ultimate duration.
In this duel of pure damage, Master Yi holds all the cards. His Highlander completely negates the slowing effect of your Needlework, preventing you from kiting or spacing him out. More importantly, he can easily react to your fully stacked Snip Snip! by using Alpha Strike to dodge the central true-damage snipe, leaving you unable to out-heal his Wuju Style true damage.
Because you cannot win a direct duel, river skirmishes and neutral objectives become highly risky. Master Yi will actively seek you out in the jungle, knowing your Hallowed Mist is useless against his melee range. You will find yourself forced to concede Scuttle Crabs or farm safely on the opposite side of the map, lagging behind in pressure while he scales rapidly off unchecked ganks.
Never initiate a trade by launching your full Snip Snip!. Instead, use your basic attacks to stack it and force him to use Alpha Strike first. The moment he reappears, slide away with Skip 'n Slash to force him to run at you, then immediately unleash Needlework and your snipe. If he channels Meditate to stall your burst, save your remaining ultimate casts to finish him once his damage reduction ends.
Nocturne completely bypasses the safety of Gwen's Hallowed Mist by using Paranoia to dive directly into the center of her zone. Since he lands right next to you, Gwen loses her untargetability advantage. Once inside, Nocturne immediately chains Unspeakable Horror; this psychic tether forces Gwen to flee to break the link or face a devastating fear that lets him shred her with Umbra Blades and Duskbringer.
In the jungle, this pressure prevents Gwen from safely contesting neutral camps or counter-ganking when Paranoia is active. Since you cannot hide in your mist, Nocturne dictates the pace of skirmishes, forcing your laners to play passively. If you are caught farming with Skip 'n Slash on cooldown, his dive guarantees a kill, leaving your lanes vulnerable to his dark skies.
To survive, never activate Hallowed Mist pre-emptively; instead, save it to gain the raw armor stats only after Nocturne lands. The moment he activates Unspeakable Horror, use Skip 'n Slash defensively to dash away and break the tether distance before the fear triggers. If he shields your retaliation with Shroud of Darkness, delay your Needlework casts; never waste your ultimate's first needles into his spell shield.
Poppy heavily disrupts your jungle skirmishes because her Steadfast Presence directly counters your only mobility tool. Whenever you attempt to reposition your Snip Snip! or chase with Skip 'n Slash, she can activate her protective aura. This immediately interrupts your dash, grounds you, and leaves you completely vulnerable, preventing you from landing the true damage center-snips of your primary damage ability.
This interaction dictates how neutral objectives and river fights play out. You cannot contest Scuttle Crabs or initiate direct duels in the river if her anti-dash aura is ready. If she catches you in the jungle, she can force a fight knowing you cannot escape through walls with Skip 'n Slash. This limits your early-game pressure and delays your scaling unless you play with extreme caution.
To survive and win these skirmishes, you must bait out her Steadfast Presence before committing your mobility. Walk up to her to stack A Thousand Cuts and start cutting with Snip Snip! while holding your dash. Once she wastes her defensive aura in panic, you are free to use Skip 'n Slash to reposition, dodge her wall stuns, or chase her down with the slow from Needlework. If she holds her aura, you must hold your dash.
The duel in the jungle revolves around Kha'Zix countering Gwen's ultimate. When Gwen casts Needlework, Kha'Zix can immediately use Void Assault to go invisible, rendering her unable to land the subsequent needle casts required to refresh the ability. This stealth also allows him to simply wait out the duration of Hallowed Mist safely, neutralizing Gwen's primary defensive zone before bursting her down once she is exposed.
This interaction severely weakens your dueling power in the river and around camps, forcing you to concede early Scuttle Crabs. If you get isolated in your own jungle, Kha'Zix easily triggers Taste Their Fear with bonus damage. Every skirmish becomes a threat because you cannot rely on Hallowed Mist to protect you while he maneuvers through the brush with Unseen Threat, slowing down your farm and forcing your laners to play defensively.
To survive, you must fight near your jungle camps or minion waves to prevent the isolation damage from Taste Their Fear. Never initiate with Needlework; instead, bait his Leap or first Void Assault charge using Skip 'n Slash to reposition. Hold your Hallowed Mist until he fully commits his stealth, and use Snip Snip! immediately when he reappears to heal back with A Thousand Cuts.
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このマッチアップは何よりもまず実行力の勝負であり、両者ともに優位を取れる現実的な手段を持っている。重要なスキルを一つ避けられるか、エンゲージを正しく読めるか、あるいはたった一つの位置取りのミスが、勝敗を分けることもある。マッチアップを理解し、行動すべき瞬間を見極める力がとりわけ重要になる。
This jungle matchup is defined by a massive sustain duel where Warwick's passive Eternal Hunger keeps him alive at low health, while your A Thousand Cuts provides scaling percentage healing. The critical inflection point lies in his ultimate: Infinite Duress can lock you down and suppress you before you can fully stack Snip Snip!. However, as the game goes late, your percent-health magic damage naturally outscales his raw healing in teamfights.
In the early jungle rotations, Warwick will aggressively invade and seek skirmishes, utilizing Blood Hunt to hunt you down if you drop low during camps. You cannot contest him head-on near objectives early on because his Jaws of the Beast and Primal Howl allow him to win long, drawn-out duels. This forces you to focus on efficient pathing to reach your power spikes rather than forcing early river fights.
To counter his healing, adjust your build path immediately to prioritize anti-healing options over raw damage. During skirmishes, never initiate with Skip 'n Slash unless you know his ultimate is down; instead, use Hallowed Mist to block his long-range initiation or force him to walk into your zone. If he lands Infinite Duress on you, wait out the suppression, immediately deploy Needlework to slow his chase, and stack up Snip Snip! to shred his health bar.
In this jungle duel, Hallowed Mist offers you zero protection against Darius since he wants to fight inside your zone anyway to apply Hemorrhage. However, this even matchup hinges on the scaling gap and your superior sustained damage. While he excels at short skirmishes, your Snip Snip! deals massive maximum health damage that quickly outpaces his healing if you survive his initial burst.
Early jungle skirmishes over Scuttle Crabs are highly volatile. Darius seeks early skirmishes to trigger Noxian Might, forcing you to play defensively around your camps. As you acquire Needlework, the dynamic shifts. If you avoid giving him early kills, your clear speed and objective taking will rapidly surpass his, turning late-game jungle encounters and teamfights heavily in your favor.
When contesting camps or objectives, never initiate with Skip 'n Slash. Save this dash to reactively dodge the outer edge of his Decimate, which denies him crucial healing and extra damage. If he pulls you with Apprehend, immediately activate Snip Snip! to retaliate during his lock-out animation. Should you fall behind, avoid isolated jungle duels entirely and focus on farming with Skip 'n Slash to reach your late-game spikes safely.
This jungle duel revolves around how Kayn uses Shadow Step to flank you. Gwen can completely neutralize his ranged initiation from walls using Hallowed Mist, rendering his Blade's Reach useless. However, the matchup shifts dramatically once The Darkin Scythe yields a form. If Kayn infests you with Umbral Trespass, your mist cannot protect you from his exit damage, forcing a pure test of survival against his burst.
Early on, Gwen dominates jungle skirmishes because Snip Snip! easily out-damages Reaping Slash before Kayn gains his form. However, Kayn's ability to bypass traditional wards with Shadow Step pressures your lanes constantly. If he completes his transformation before you secure your core power spikes, he gains total jungle invasion priority, using Umbral Trespass to dodge your Needlework and turn objective fights in his favor.
Never deploy Hallowed Mist proactively while clearing or searching for Kayn. Keep it ready to block Blade's Reach when he emerges from a wall. If he marks you and initiates Umbral Trespass, wait for him to emerge, then instantly use Skip 'n Slash to reposition, followed by a fully stacked Snip Snip! and Needlework. This maximizes your healing from A Thousand Cuts, allowing you to survive his burst and win the subsequent duel.
This jungle matchup centers entirely on how you manage your safety zone against his displacement. While Hallowed Mist grants you untargetability and armor against his long-range Sonic Wave, Lee Sin can bypass this safety entirely. If he gets into melee range, Dragon's Rage will kick you clean out of your protective fog, immediately exposing you to his burst without your bonus resistances.
In river skirmishes and objective contests, this interaction dictates who controls the space. If Lee Sin successfully displaces you, your team loses its frontline shredder, and you lose your dueling potency. It forces you to play defensively around Scuttle Crabs and neutral pits, as a single well-placed kick can isolate you into his waiting teammates, turning an even contest into a disaster.
To counter this, never cast Hallowed Mist preemptively when Lee Sin has his ultimate ready. Instead, use Skip 'n Slash to dodge Sonic Wave, forcing him to walk up to you. When he commits to the melee clash, position yourself with your back against thick terrain or walls. This physical barrier stops the knockback distance of Dragon's Rage, keeping you safely inside your mist to retaliate immediately with a fully stacked Snip Snip!.
This jungle duel revolves entirely around Nidalee's ability to mark you from a distance. Because her lethal cat-form leap relies on landing a long-range spear, Gwen can completely neutralize her threat using Hallowed Mist. Activating this zone at the moment of impact dissolves Javelin Toss harmlessly, denying Nidalee her Prowl hunt bonus and rendering her unable to burst you down.
When contesting Scuttle Crabs or invading, Nidalee cannot easily force you off camps because her primary poke is negated. However, if she catches you with Hallowed Mist on cooldown, a single spear allows her to leap over walls with cougar form to execute you. This keeps the early jungle pressure balanced, forcing both of you to fight for vision control to secure clean angles.
Never cast Hallowed Mist proactively while clearing camps or face-checking bushes. You must save it strictly to react to the audio cue of Javelin Toss. Position yourself near jungle terrain where you can use Skip 'n Slash to quickly reposition if she attempts to flank. If she misses her spear, immediately retaliate with Snip Snip! and Needlework to slow her down, preventing her from slipping back into the fog of war.
This duel is defined by how your zone-denial ultimates collide. Xin Zhao relies on Crescent Guard to nullify all damage originating from outside his arena, which completely neutralizes the projectile waves of your Needlework. However, Gwen possesses the perfect counter-mobility; using Skip 'n Slash allows you to instantly slide inside his defensive circle, forcing a close-quarters shredding match where your Snip Snip! can actually connect.
In the river and around Epic Monsters, this interaction dictates who secures the objective. If Xin Zhao initiates with Audacious Charge to secure a Scuttle or Drake, he leaves himself open to your counter-engage. Fighting inside his Crescent Guard is mandatory for you, meaning skirmishes are decided by split-second timing. Whichever jungler mismanages their defensive zone loses the ability to contest the neutral camps, forcing their lanes to play defensively.
Never fire your first cast of Needlework from afar if his ultimate is ready. Instead, bait his Wind Becomes Lightning with Hallowed Mist, then wait for him to drop Crescent Guard. The moment his barrier appears, immediately cast Skip 'n Slash forward to position yourself right next to him before unleashing your full needle sequence and fully charged Snip Snip!. If you dash too early and get knocked back, disengage instantly using your extra attack range.
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これらのチャンピオンは、こちらの主要な強みに効果的に対応するのが難しく、より自由に対面を組み立てることができる。プレッシャーをかけて有利な交換を引き出す手段は複数あることが多い。相手が態勢を立て直す時間を与えるのではなく、この優位を活かして主導権を握ろう。
Gwen dominates this jungle matchup because her Hallowed Mist completely neutralizes Diana's primary initiation. By deploying her mist when Diana casts Crescent Strike from outside the zone, Gwen avoids being marked by Moonlight. Without this mark, Diana cannot reset Lunar Rush, stripping her of her mobility and burst damage. Gwen's passive, A Thousand Cuts, then easily out-sustains Diana's shield in extended duels.
In river skirmishes and neutral objective contests, Diana is forced to hesitate. She cannot safely contest Scuttle Crabs or execute her usual dive-bomb ganks when you are nearby, as failing her reset leaves her vulnerable. This gives you superior control over the jungle tempo. You can force direct duels in the river, knowing you will win the health trade through Snip Snip! healing while her Pale Cascade shield eventually decays.
When contesting camps or fighting in the river, position yourself at the edge of Diana's Crescent Strike range. Hold Hallowed Mist specifically for her crescent projectile. Once you successfully block the mark, immediately use Skip 'n Slash forward to close the distance and shred her with Snip Snip!. If she manages to land a mark before you react, immediately disengage with Needlework slows to prevent her from executing a full Moonfall combo on your terms.
Gwen outpaces Ambessa as the game goes on, but she can also dominate early jungle skirmishes. When Ambessa attempts to space with the outer edge of Cunning Sweep, deploying Hallowed Mist completely negates the physical damage and the subsequent slam set-up. Once inside close quarters, Gwen's Snip Snip! simply shreds through Ambessa's health pool, winning any prolonged trade where Ambessa relies on cycling Drakehound's Step.
This matchup advantage secures Gwen early control over the river. Ambessa cannot safely contest Scuttle Crabs or initiate early skirmishes without risking a lethal counter-engage. Since Gwen clears camps faster and scales into a monster, Ambessa is forced to take risky, sub-optimal ganks to keep pace. This relieves pressure on your laners while allowing you to freely invade and secure objectives.
When contesting objectives, save Hallowed Mist specifically for when Ambessa winds up her Cunning Sweep. Use Skip 'n Slash to close the distance immediately if she tries to disengage with Drakehound's Step. If she manages to block your initial damage with Repudiation, do not panic; simply hold your Snip Snip! until her shield decays, then unleash your fully stacked cuts. If an early fight goes wrong, prioritize farming your camps to accelerate your scaling.
Rammus relies heavily on stacking armor to boost his damage through Rolling Armordillo and reflect attacks with Defensive Ball Curl. However, Gwen completely bypasses this defense. Your passive A Thousand Cuts and the center of Snip Snip! convert your damage into massive magic and true damage based on his maximum health. He cannot itemize effectively against your hybrid shredding power, turning his tankiness into a liability.
In the jungle, this matchup strips Rammus of his usual map pressure. You can safely invade his camps and force direct duels at Rift Herald or Dragons. Since he cannot match your clear speed or 1v1 threat, he is forced to concede neutral objectives. If he attempts to gank your laners, your counter-gank potential is devastating because you melt his health bar before he can lock anyone down.
Maximize this advantage by prioritizing raw ability power and magic penetration early on to accelerate your clear and shred potential. When Rammus initiates with Powerball, cast Hallowed Mist to isolate him from his backline's follow-up damage. If he manages to hit you with Frenzying Taunt, do not panic; your passive healing from A Thousand Cuts will sustain you. Once the taunt ends, immediately unleash your fully stacked Snip Snip! to punish his Defensive Ball Curl.
Gwen dominates this jungle duel because her Hallowed Mist acts as a hard counter to Viego's primary engage, Spectral Maw. When Viego attempts to charge and release his stun from the safety of Harrowed Path, Gwen can deploy her mist to render herself untargetable. This forces Viego to either retreat empty-handed or step directly into her range, where Gwen's superior close-quarters DPS from Snip Snip! and A Thousand Cuts easily melts his health pool.
This interaction dictates the control over river skirmishes and objective fights. Since Viego cannot reliably lock Gwen down with Spectral Maw, he loses the confidence to contest Scuttle Crabs or defend his camps against her invades. This dynamic accelerates Gwen's scaling, allowing her to safely farm towards her spikes while Viego is pressured to seek high-risk ganks elsewhere, conceding jungle priority and neutral objectives to you.
Your absolute golden rule is to hold Hallowed Mist until you see Viego charging Spectral Maw. Do not waste your mist early in the duel just for the resistances. Once his stun misses or is dissolved by your mist, immediately slide forward with Skip 'n Slash to stay in range and stack Snip Snip!. If Viego attempts to flee using the movement speed from Harrowed Path, activate Needlework to slow him down and secure the kill.
Gwen dominates this jungle duel because her Skip 'n Slash serves as a direct counter to Vi's engage. By dashing out of the path of Vault Breaker, you deny Vi her primary crowd control and the armor shred from Denting Blows. This forces her to either retreat or waste her unstoppable Cease and Desist right inside your Hallowed Mist, where your Snip Snip! and A Thousand Cuts will easily melt her in melee range.
This matchup dynamic strips Vi of her early-game skirmishing power around the River. Because she cannot reliably land Vault Breaker on you, she is forced to avoid direct river duels, giving you free reign over the Rift Scuttlers. Any attempt she makes to gank lanes becomes highly punishable; your counter-ganks will consistently turn the tide since her dive tools are rendered useless inside your protective zone.
When patrolling the jungle, never initiate a camp clear using Skip 'n Slash if Vi is unaccounted for; keep this dash ready to react to her Vault Breaker. Once she charges her punch, dash sideways and immediately drop Hallowed Mist. If she commits with Cease and Desist, she lands right beside you in the mist where you can unleash a fully stacked Snip Snip! and use Needlework to prevent her from running away once her Blast Shield breaks.
Gwen dominates this jungle duel because her Hallowed Mist completely neutralizes Hecarim's primary initiation tool. When Hecarim attempts to gank or invade using Devastating Charge, Gwen can deploy her mist zone. If Hecarim initiates his charge from outside the boundary, the entire damage and knockback are negated, rendering his Warpath movement speed bonus useless. This leaves him vulnerable to high-damage counters in close quarters.
This interaction completely dictates the early skirmishes around the Scuttle Crabs and neutral objectives. Hecarim cannot safely contest Gwen because his predictable Devastating Charge entry is easily denied. Unable to burst Gwen down, his Spirit of Dread healing cannot keep pace with the true damage from Snip Snip! and the health-percent shred of A Thousand Cuts. Consequently, Hecarim is forced to path defensively, giving Gwen free rein over river priority.
To execute this, never open a camp skirmish with Hallowed Mist. Keep it ready for the exact moment Hecarim begins his galloping Devastating Charge animation or channels Onslaught of Shadows. Stand near the outer edge of your zone, forcing him to waste his momentum trying to enter. If he breaches the boundary, use Skip 'n Slash to slide backward, keeping him outside while you shred him with Needlework and fully-stacked Snip Snip! before he can build Rampage stacks.
This jungle matchup heavily favors you because Volibear relies on stacking massive health pools, which directly amplifies your passive. Your A Thousand Cuts shreds through his beefy health bar with every passive-infused strike. Furthermore, whenever he calls down Sky Splitter to shield himself and slow you, you can instantly reposition out of the impact zone using Skip 'n Slash, completely neutralizing his trading power.
In the jungle, this power dynamic prevents Volibear from contesting scuttle crabs or invading your camps. Because he cannot safely stand and fight you, you dictate the pace of neutral objectives. If he attempts to force a skirmish, his reliance on Thundering Smash to engage becomes a liability, as you can easily shred him before his Frenzied Maul can heal him back to safety.
When fighting him, never waste Skip 'n Slash early just to close the gap. Instead, walk up to him, stack your Snip Snip!, and wait for the blue circle of Sky Splitter to appear. The moment he casts it, dash diagonally with Skip 'n Slash to escape the blast while keeping him in your melee range. If he activates Stormbringer to dive or disengage, deploy Hallowed Mist to gain resistances and safely shred him as he lands.
This matchup tilts heavily in your favor because Hallowed Mist acts as a hard counter to Aatrox's primary damage source. By placing your mist zone intelligently, you can stand at its edge and render yourself completely immune to the first two outer sweetspots of his The Darkin Blade. Since Aatrox relies on these early strikes to setup Infernal Chains and sustain via Deathbringer Stance, your defensive zone totally breaks his offensive flow while you outscale him.
In the jungle, this interaction makes you the absolute bully during early river skirmishes and scuttle contests. Aatrox cannot safely contest your camps or secure objectives when you can nullify his knockups. This neutralizes his early-game pressure, forcing him into a defensive jungle route. As a result, you secure easy neutral objectives and outpace his farming speed, widening the gold gap before he can ever threaten with World Ender.
When fighting Aatrox in the river or his jungle, never initiate with Hallowed Mist. Instead, wait for him to commit to his first The Darkin Blade swing. Slide backward using Skip 'n Slash to place the mist's edge between you, forcing his second swing to miss entirely. If he attempts to drag you back with Infernal Chains, activate your mist immediately to break his line of sight and shred him with Snip Snip! while his cooldowns are offline.
You hold a massive advantage in the jungle because Hallowed Mist completely nullifies Kindred's ranged assault, making their Dance of Arrows and Wolf's Frenzy useless while you remain untargetable. Even when they attempt to survive using Lamb's Respite, your Snip Snip! allows you to charge up and deliver a lethal burst of true damage at the exact microsecond their protective zone fades away.
This dynamic forces Kindred to play defensively around their Mark of the Kindred hunts. Because you win isolated duels inside your mist, you can freely contest early Scuttle crabs and invade their camps. They cannot secure objectives without risking you jumping on them with Skip 'n Slash, meaning you dictate the map's tempo and force them to concede marks, delaying their scaling significantly.
When engaging, do not rush your Hallowed Mist; deploy it only after Kindred drops Wolf's Frenzy to completely block their retaliatory auto-attacks. Track the golden border of Lamb's Respite during skirmishes. Instead of panic-clicking, stack your Snip Snip! on them while they are immune, then unleash the final snip precisely as the ultimate heals them. If they try to kite away, use Needlework to slow them down and close the gap.
Maokai relies on his massive health pool to survive skirmishes, but Gwen's passive A Thousand Cuts melts his HP pool with percent-health magic damage. Furthermore, Maokai's ranged zone control via Sapling Toss and his massive teamfight engagement with Nature's Grasp are completely neutralized by Gwen's Hallowed Mist, which prevents him from targeting or CC'ing her from outside her protective zone.
As the jungler, Gwen can confidently contest Maokai in the river and take early Scuttle Crabs without fear. Maokai cannot easily contest objectives like Drake or Rift Herald because Gwen can shred his health faster than he can recover with Sap Magic. This forces Maokai to play defensively, giving Gwen's lanes total freedom as he is stuck defending his own camps or conceding neutral objectives.
When contesting objectives, hold Hallowed Mist until Maokai launches Nature's Grasp or throws a Sapling Toss into your bush. Activate it to completely nullify the roots and damage while you continue to shred him with Snip Snip! and Needlework. If he tries to lock you down with Twisted Advance, use Skip 'n Slash to reposition away from his teammates, forcing him to overextend alone into your team where A Thousand Cuts will quickly disintegrate him.
Dr. Mundo’s entire tank identity relies on massive health pools and his Maximum Dosage regeneration, which plays directly into your hands. Your passive, A Thousand Cuts, shreds a percentage of his maximum health with every attack, Snip Snip! snip, and needle from Needlework. He cannot itemize effectively against your hybrid of true damage and high-scaling percent-health magic damage, making him your ultimate target in any skirmish.
In the jungle, this matchup simplifies your early routing and objective taking. Dr. Mundo cannot contest Rift Herald or Dragons against you because you melt him faster than he can secure them. If he tries to slow your clear with Infected Bonesaw, you can easily dodge or block it. Any jungle duel past your first clear becomes a massive threat to him, forcing him to cede camp pressure.
When engaging him in the jungle, activate Hallowed Mist to block his Infected Bonesaw while you close the distance. Do not waste Skip 'n Slash early; use it to reposition when he tries to run away with Maximum Dosage. Once he activates his ultimate, immediately unleash all three casts of Needlework to apply constant slows, ensuring you stay in range to continuously trigger A Thousand Cuts and Snip Snip! until he falls.
Gwen completely dismantles Amumu in the jungle thanks to the massive health-shredding power of Snip Snip! combined with A Thousand Cuts. Amumu relies on landing Bandage Toss to initiate fights or lock targets down, but Gwen can easily deploy Hallowed Mist to render herself entirely immune to his long-range skillshots. This leaves the sad mummy unable to close the distance without taking massive damage first.
This matchup secures Gwen absolute dominance during early river skirmishes and objective contests. Because Amumu cannot reliably lock you down through Hallowed Mist, you can aggressively invade his camps or force fights at Scuttle Crabs. He is forced to concede neutral objectives or risk getting melted instantly, which deprives his lanes of early jungle pressure and forces him into a defensive, passive farming style.
When fighting Amumu, actively hold Hallowed Mist until he attempts to initiate with Bandage Toss from a distance. If he tries to walk up to bypass your mist, use Skip 'n Slash to reposition, maintaining the perfect spacing to strike him with a fully charged Snip Snip!. Should he attempt to flee with Despair active, cast Needlework to slow him down and secure the kill before he can reach the safety of his turrets.
Gwen dominates this jungle matchup because her Hallowed Mist completely nullifies Graves's ranged advantage. His basic attacks from New Destiny and the explosive burst of End of the Line cannot touch her from outside the circle. To deal damage, Graves must walk directly into melee range, where Gwen's Snip Snip! and passive healing from A Thousand Cuts easily shred his True Grit armor stacks, which do nothing against her heavy magic damage.
This interaction completely shifts the jungle dynamic in your favor, allowing you to invade his camps or contest crabs with extreme confidence. Graves cannot easily pressure you out of your camps because any aggressive Quickdraw forward into your Hallowed Mist results in him losing the trade. Since he cannot safely clear objectives under your nose, you dictate the pace of early skirmishes, forcing his team to play without reliable priority.
When dueling in the river or his jungle, never initiate with Hallowed Mist. Instead, initiate with Skip 'n Slash to close the gap and force him to deploy Smoke Screen or use Quickdraw defensively. Once he attempts to kite back and shoot, drop Hallowed Mist to isolate him. If he tries to escape with Collateral Damage, use the dash from Skip 'n Slash to stay glued to him, ensuring your final cast of Needlework connects to slow him down for the kill.
Shyvana relies on farming up Draconic Bloodline and transforming with Dragon's Descent to stat-check. However, because Shyvana has no hard crowd control in her kit, she cannot interrupt Gwen's Snip Snip!. This allows Gwen to freely channel her maximum damage, while A Thousand Cuts melts Shyvana's massive health pool in dragon form.
In the jungle, this direct damage superiority dictates how you contest objectives. Since Shyvana needs 100 Fury to activate Dragon's Descent, you can force fights at Scuttle Crabs or epic monsters early. She cannot contest your camps or secure neutral targets if you face-check her, as she cannot match your raw healing from A Thousand Cuts in prolonged skirmishes.
Position yourself so that you can react to her ultimate. When Shyvana uses Dragon's Descent to dash forward, immediately use Skip 'n Slash to reposition out of her Flame Breath scorched ground. Once you evade that initial burst, stand your ground and activate Snip Snip! directly on her. Save Hallowed Mist to block her ranged fireballs if she tries to poke from afar, forcing her into a close-quarters duel she cannot win.
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これらのアイテムを購入すると、このチャンピオンの影響力を抑えられます。
Gwenのカウンターは、個別のマッチアップだけでなく、明確なロジックに従っています。長引く戦闘を妨げるものは、彼女の影響力を大幅に低下させます。彼女は戦闘において持続的なDPSと安定したポジショニングに依存しています。バースト、カイト、または序盤のプレッシャーでそのリズムを崩すチャンピオンは、自然に彼女のカウンターとなります。彼女のWは部分的な対策を提供しますが、繰り返されるプレッシャーやタイミングの良い攻撃に対しては十分ではありません。カウンターを理解することは、敵が戦闘のテンポをどのようにコントロールするかを理解することです。
現在のメタでは、Gwenは序盤のテンポを支配するチャンピオンに最も苦戦します。彼女は自身のスパイクに到達する時間が必要であり、遅延は彼女の影響力を大幅に低下させます。効果的なカウンターは、彼女のスケールを制限するか、彼女をリアクティブなプレイに追い込みます。機動力のあるチャンピオンや継続的なプレッシャーをかけるチャンピオンは、彼女のWのダウンタイムを悪用します。レンジチャンピオンやカイト能力のあるチャンピオンも、彼女が射程内に留まる能力を妨害し、直接的に彼女のゲームプランを破壊します。
これらのチャンピオンは、Gwenがまだ弱い序盤に強力な短いトレードを強います。彼らは長引く戦闘を必要とせず、彼女の主な強みを直接無力化します。彼らの継続的なプレッシャーは、彼女が安全にファームすることを妨げ、彼女のスパイクを遅らせます。
チャンピオンの適応方法. 序盤は守備的にプレイし、長引くトレードを避け、アイテムを待つ。
これらのチャンピオンは、Gwenが射程内に留まることを妨げ、彼女のDPSを劇的に低下させます。Wがあっても、常に効果的に距離を詰めることはできません。彼らは断片的な戦闘を強いて、彼女のリズムを完全に崩します。
チャンピオンの適応方法. 角度を見つけ、フォーグ・オブ・ウォーを利用し、正面からの戦闘を避ける。
これらのチャンピオンは、Gwenのスケールに匹敵し、しばしばより優れたデュエルコントロールを持っています。彼らは彼女の重要なウィンドウを回避または罰することができ、戦闘テンポへの依存度が低いです。彼らは戦闘を予測不可能でリスクのあるものにします。
チャンピオンの適応方法. 明確な有利がない孤立した長引くデュエルを避ける。
Dariusは、Gwenが序盤に合わせられないレーンテンポを支配します。すべての短いトレードが彼に有利に働き、彼のオールインはポジショニングミスを罰します。Gwenは守備的にプレイし、スパイクを待つ必要があります。
それは、それらのチャンピオンがデュエルのテンポをより良くコントロールするからだ。彼らは短いトレードを強制したり、重要なタイミングで罰したりして、Gwen が DPS を構築するのを妨げる。長期戦がなければ、彼女は本来の利点を失う。
いや、W は強力だが時間制限がある。脅威をブロックできるが、不利な戦闘の読みやポジショニングを補うことはできない。真の効果を発揮するには正確に使用する必要がある。
直接的なエンゲージメントを避け、側面や予期せぬ角度を探そう。Gwen は、キテされるような直接的な戦闘を強制するのではなく、距離を素早く詰めるか、機会を待つ必要がある。
はい、ただしテンポと実行にかかっています。序盤を生き延びて彼女のスパイクに到達することで、一部のマッチアップを覆すことができます。しかし、正確なトレードとポジショニング管理が必要です。
