Ornnは、彼のアーマー強化をバイパスする高いmagic damage構成に対して苦戦します。近接戦闘の射程外から彼をkiteできるチャンピオンは、彼のトレードを制限します。彼の遅いearly gameは、序盤の存在感が強いチャンピオンにとってのチャンスとなります。
| マッチアップ | 判定 | 有利度 | 勝率 | ピック率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vayne | ハードカウンター | +2 | 52.2% | 2.0% |
| Olaf | ハードカウンター | +2 | 51.0% | 1.1% |
| Fiora | ハードカウンター | +2 | 48.1% | 4.6% |
| Smolder | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 52.5% | 1.6% |
| Singed | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.8% | 1.4% |
| Teemo | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.8% | 3.2% |
| Gnar | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.5% | 3.5% |
| Volibear | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.4% | 7.1% |
| Gwen | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.4% | 3.1% |
| Yone | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.0% | 6.7% |
| Mordekaiser | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.9% | 11.5% |
| Darius | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.2% | 16.0% |
| Ambessa | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.7% | 2.0% |
| Rumble | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.4% | 2.3% |
| Nasus | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.1% | 5.9% |
| Kennen | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.1% | 1.3% |
| Sett | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.1% | 11.4% |
| Aatrox | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.9% | 6.1% |
| Vladimir | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 47.0% | 1.1% |
| Heimerdinger | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Ryze | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Swain | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Warwick | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Wukong | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.5% | 2.2% |
| Jax | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.9% | 3.9% |
| Cho'Gath | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.8% | 12.1% |
| Irelia | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.4% | 2.0% |
| Camille | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.4% | 3.7% |
| Poppy | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.4% | 2.3% |
| Dr. Mundo | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.2% | 5.9% |
| Kayle | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.0% | 1.8% |
| Urgot | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.0% | 3.8% |
| Garen | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.0% | 14.7% |
| K'Santé | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.0% | 5.9% |
| Riven | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.9% | 1.2% |
| Jayce | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.1% | 2.7% |
| Skarner | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.1% | 1.3% |
| Yasuo | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.0% | 3.0% |
| Akali | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Gragas | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Graves | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Maokai | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Malphite | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.5% | 5.7% |
| Shen | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.9% | 1.6% |
| Sion | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.6% | 3.8% |
| Tryndamere | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.5% | 2.1% |
| Renekton | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.4% | 3.9% |
| Jarvan IV | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Nautilus | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Pantheon | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
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。
Olaf represents a mathematical nightmare for you because Ragnarok completely dismantles your crowd control-heavy identity. When he activates his ultimate, your primary defensive and offensive tools, namely Call of the Forge God and Searing Charge, fail to knock him up or slow him down. This immunity allows him to bypass your Bellows Breath brittle procs entirely while easily chasing you down.
From level six onwards, you lose the ability to safely contest the wave. If Olaf lands a single Undertow while you are extended past the midpoint, he can simply activate Ragnarok to ignore Searing Charge and run you down with Vicious Strikes. This constant threat forces you to surrender wave control, turtle under your tower, and absorb immense pressure.
To survive, you must anchor yourself to your turret and use Volcanic Rupture exclusively to farm from maximum range. Never initiate with Searing Charge; save this dash to escape toward your tower the instant he triggers Ragnarok. If he dives you, use Bellows Breath to shield yourself from Reckless Swing's true damage. Never waste Call of the Forge God on an active Ragnarok.
Fiora completely dominates this matchup because her Riposte directly counters your entire crowd control kit, especially the heavily telegraphed Searing Charge. If you attempt to dash into a pillar from Volcanic Rupture or natural terrain, she can easily react, parrying the knockup to stun you instead. This interaction, combined with her passive Duelist's Dance shredding your built-in tankiness with true damage, makes trading directly almost impossible as the game goes on.
You are forced into a defensive, low-resource lane under your own turret. Fiora will constantly use Lunge to poke your vitals and deny you minions. If you walk up to clear waves with Bellows Breath, she can initiate with Grand Challenge and chase you down. This constant pressure prevents you from helping your team, locking you in the side lane while she threatens to destroy your tower.
Never initiate with Searing Charge unless you have seen Fiora waste Riposte first. Instead, summon your Volcanic Rupture pillar as a psychological threat, delaying your dash to bait her parry. If she misuses her defensive tool, you have a brief fifteen-second cooldown window to safely clear the wave or use Bellows Breath to disengage. When she activates Grand Challenge, immediately hug a terrain wall to physically block her from hitting the final vital.
Vayne completely neutralizes your defensive identity because Silver Bolts melts through the massive armor stats you acquire from Living Forge, rendering your passive tankiness useless. Furthermore, attempting to close the distance or escape with Searing Charge is highly unreliable, as a skilled Vayne will use Condemn to interrupt your dash mid-air, leaving you stranded, knocked back, and highly vulnerable to her relentless ranged harass.
You are forced into a severe deficit from the first wave. Vayne uses Tumble to easily dodge the pillar from your Volcanic Rupture, ensuring you cannot safely farm from range. You will be pinned under your turret, constantly poked down while trying to last-hit. This bleed of health makes you vulnerable to dives during Final Hour, completely locking you out of top-side river skirmishes.
To survive, stay away from terrain corners where Condemn can stun you. Never initiate with Searing Charge; keep it strictly as a defensive tool, and only press it after Vayne has used her Tumble defensively. When she freezes the wave, use Volcanic Rupture solely to secure dying minions from maximum range. If you get dived, activate Bellows Breath to absorb her initial burst and secure the farm under turret.
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。
While Bellows Breath grants you unstoppable status to completely negate the knockups from The Darkin Blade, Aatrox eventually wins out through sheer attrition. The healing from Deathbringer Stance combined with the passive physical vamp of Umbral Dash allows him to shrug off your Brittle procs. Even if you block his third Q strike, his sustained healing during extended trades bypasses your high natural resistances.
This matchup turns into a battle of attrition where mistake tolerance is razor-thin. If Aatrox lands Infernal Chains, he forces you into a bad trade where he regenerates his health while chunking yours. You will constantly find yourself pushed under turret, needing Volcanic Rupture to secure minions from a safe distance. The lane is decided by how well you prevent him from freely activating World Ender to dive you.
Never initiate with Searing Charge while Aatrox has Umbral Dash available, as he will easily dodge your knockup and counter-attack. Instead, save Bellows Breath specifically for his third strike of The Darkin Blade to deny his crowd control. If he misses his first two swings, look for a quick short trade with Volcanic Rupture and a Brittle proc, then immediately disengage. If you drop low, use Call of the Forge God to clear the wave from safety and recall.
Gwen is a nightmare for Ornn because her passive, A Thousand Cuts, naturally shreds your high-HP pool with percentage magic damage. The matchup becomes highly unfavorable because whenever you try to engage or disengage with Searing Charge, she can easily react with Skip 'n Slash to dodge your knockup. This leaves you completely defenseless, allowing her to punish you with heavy trades.
You will constantly find yourself pushed under turret, forced to farm from a distance using Volcanic Rupture. Trading is extremely risky; if Gwen deploys Hallowed Mist, your ranged poke is negated while she zones you off the wave. Any overextension allows her to activate Needlework, slowing you down to land her full Snip Snip! stacks, which quickly forces you into a bad recall or death.
Never initiate with Searing Charge unless you see Gwen waste her Skip 'n Slash first. Keep your distance and rely on Volcanic Rupture to collect minions safely. If she initiates with Needlework, use the unstoppable frame of Bellows Breath to mitigate the crowd control and reduce her burst. When she dashes forward, immediately retreat toward your turret; your primary goal is to survive and scale for teamfights with Call of the Forge God.
Ambessa's mobility from Drakehound's Step makes landing Volcanic Rupture and Searing Charge incredibly difficult. However, the true danger lies in her Repudiation. This shield completely negates the knockup from your Call of the Forge God or your Searing Charge. Without your signature crowd control, you cannot trigger Bellows Breath brittle stacks easily, turning what should be your primary engage tools into wasted cooldowns while she dances around you.
Because she can shrug off your crowd control, you cannot safely contest waves. If you miss Searing Charge or have it absorbed by Repudiation, Ambessa will instantly punish you with Cunning Sweep and Lacerate, chunking your health. This forces you to freeze near your turret, giving up early priority. You will be stuck using Living Forge under tower while she roams freely with Public Execution to impact the map.
Never initiate with Call of the Forge God while her Repudiation is active. Instead, bait her shield by positioning near a pillar from Volcanic Rupture, threatening a charge but holding your Searing Charge. Wait out the brief shield duration before committing. If she wastes Repudiation to block simple poke, you have a brief window to unleash your full combo. If she catches you with Public Execution, immediately retaliate with Bellows Breath to apply Brittle and micro-stun her when she lands.
Darius thrives in extended trades due to Hemorrhage, making raw stat-checking impossible for you. The matchup revolves around a high-stakes waiting game: Darius wants to wait out the shield and unstoppable frames of your Bellows Breath before pulling you with Apprehend. If you trigger this defense too early, he will easily hook you back, apply Crippling Strike, and stack his passive toward a lethal Noxian Guillotine.
This dynamic forces you into a defensive posture under your own turret. Contesting minion waves directly is extremely risky, as any short trade can turn deadly if Darius lands the outer edge of Decimate to heal. Getting pulled far from safety means giving up priority, forcing you to bleed gold and experience to avoid giving him easy stacks for Noxian Guillotine.
Play safely back and rely on the pillar from Volcanic Rupture to secure distant last hits. Never initiate trades with Bellows Breath; instead, hold it as a reactive tool to negate the displacement of Apprehend when he steps up. If his pull is on cooldown, you can safely disengage using Searing Charge. Under your own tower, use Call of the Forge God to disrupt his dive and reset the fight.
Gnar's mobility in Mini form makes it incredibly hard for Ornn to land his signature burst. Whenever you try to setup Volcanic Rupture into Searing Charge, Gnar simply uses Hop to bounce away, neutralizing your primary engage tool. Without the knockup, you cannot easily proc Bellows Breath's Brittle effect, leaving you vulnerable to his ranged harass via Boomerang Throw.
Because Gnar can safely disengage, he dictates the minion waves. He will constantly slow you with Boomerang Throw and trigger Hyper to shred your health while you try to last hit. If you push blindly, you risk getting frozen out. You are forced to surrender early priority, absorbing pressure under your turret while waiting for his Rage Gene to force him into Mega Gnar where he loses his ranged safety.
Play defensively near your turret and focus on freezing the wave. Never initiate with Searing Charge while Gnar's Hop is available; instead, use Volcanic Rupture solely to secure distant minions. Wait for him to transform via Rage Gene. Once he is in Mega Gnar form, he becomes a melee target, making it much easier to hit Call of the Forge God or trade with Bellows Breath without being kited to death.
Kennen dominates this matchup because he can completely negate your primary engage tool. Whenever you attempt to set up a knockup by casting Volcanic Rupture and aiming your Searing Charge at the resulting pillar, Kennen can instantly activate Lightning Rush to speed out of the impact zone. This mobility, combined with his constant ranged harass from Thundering Shuriken, prevents you from ever locking him down.
Because your offensive threat is neutralized, Kennen can freely slow-push waves and poke you under tower. Attempting to contest the wave directly results in taking multiple stacks of Mark of the Storm, leading to stuns from Electrical Surge. You are forced to surrender early priority, meaning you will absorb constant chip damage while struggling to secure last hits, delaying your Living Forge purchases.
To survive, you must keep the minion wave frozen just outside your tower range. Use Volcanic Rupture solely to secure distant minions, not to fish for trades. Never initiate with Searing Charge unless you have seen Kennen waste Lightning Rush. If he activates Slicing Maelstrom, immediately use Bellows Breath to gain Unstoppable status, blocking his stun, and use Call of the Forge God to disengage.
Mordekaiser naturally dominates Ornn due to his AP-based anti-tank profile. Darkness Rise shreds Ornn's health pool in extended fights, while Obliterate punishes CSing. However, this matchup pivots entirely on Ornn's Bellows Breath. The unstoppable frames can completely negate Death's Grasp or, with precise timing, cancel the cast of Realm of Death, preventing Mordekaiser from dragging you into his stat-stealing dimension.
Because Mordekaiser easily triggers Darkness Rise and shields with Indestructible, you cannot contest long trades. You are constantly pushed under tower, sacrificing early priority. If you fail to block Death's Grasp, you are forced into a disastrous trade. Post-level 5, your tower becomes your only safety, as stepping too far up invites Realm of Death, forcing you to play purely for defensive wave clear.
Never initiate with Searing Charge unless Mordekaiser has wasted his abilities. Keep Bellows Breath ready exclusively to react to his animations. When you see him raise his mace for Realm of Death or cast the claw of Death's Grasp, immediately use Bellows Breath to absorb the crowd control. If he misses these, use Volcanic Rupture to slow him, then escape. If trapped in his ultimate, focus on survival using Call of the Forge God to delay his assault.
While Living Forge ensures you scale incredibly well into the late game, you lack the early burst to punish Nasus's weak start. Any trade you force with Volcanic Rupture is quickly negated by his Soul Eater lifesteal. This allows him to freely stack Siphoning Strike on every minion wave, easily outscaling your raw tank stats without facing any real threat of dying in the early levels.
Your lack of kill pressure means Nasus can comfortably freeze the wave near his tower. If you accidentally push using Bellows Breath, you hand him a safe zone to farm Siphoning Strike. Once he acquires Fury of the Sands, he will easily shrug off your crowd control, turn the lane into a split-push nightmare, and force you to defend your turret instead of helping your team.
To survive, you must maintain a freeze on your side of the lane. Only use Volcanic Rupture to last-hit from a distance, never to harass. If Nasus slows you with Wither and activates Fury of the Sands, immediately time Bellows Breath to negate the movement speed reduction with its unstoppable state. Save Searing Charge solely as an escape tool toward your own tower, and use Call of the Forge God to disrupt his ultimate duration from safety.
Yone's hybrid damage from Way of the Hunter makes it difficult for Ornn to itemize early defenses effectively, creating a widening scaling gap. While Ornn wants to stack armor, Yone's critical strikes and magic damage slice through your high health pool. Furthermore, Yone can easily dodge Volcanic Rupture with his Mortal Steel dashes, meaning he dictates the pace of trades while you slowly fall behind in pure dueling power.
You will constantly find yourself pushed under turret as Yone uses Spirit Cleave to absorb your trade attempts and secure wave priority. His Soul Unbound allows him to execute free harass sequences even when you try to freeze. This constant pressure chip-damages your tower, forcing you into defensive recall timings that cost you plates and prevent you from helping your jungler contest the top-side river.
To survive, track his clone. When Yone activates Soul Unbound, immediately place a Volcanic Rupture pillar directly on his return marker. The moment he snaps back, ram your pillar with Searing Charge to guarantee a massive knockup, then follow up with Bellows Breath to apply Brittle. Outside of this specific window, stay near your turret and never waste your dash aggressively, keeping it solely to escape his Fate Sealed.
Volibear dominates extended skirmishes because The Relentless Storm ramps up his attack speed, while successive casts of Frenzied Maul keep him healthy. Ornn struggles to match this natural sustain. However, you can deny his primary initiation. Activating Bellows Breath right as Volibear sprints at you with Thundering Smash makes you unstoppable, absorbing the stun and letting you trigger Brittle for a strong burst before he can recover.
Volibear will constantly push the wave using the lightning from The Relentless Storm. If you fail to block Thundering Smash, he will drop Sky Splitter for a massive shield and easily chunk your health bar with Frenzied Maul. This forces you to forfeit gold under tower, where you are never truly safe once he unlocks Stormbringer to disable your turret.
Always hold Bellows Breath as a defensive tool; never use it just to clear minions. When Volibear activates Thundering Smash and runs forward, press it immediately to block the stun, then hit him to proc Brittle and walk away. If you miss this window, immediately use Searing Charge backward to escape his Sky Splitter circle. Never contest the wave while marked by Frenzied Maul, as his second bite will completely out-sustain your damage.
Rumble's relentless magic damage and constant flame harass will rapidly chip away at your health bar whenever you step up to farm. Because Rumble thrives in extended trades, trying to fight back with Bellows Breath or a Searing Charge combo often results in taking more damage than you inflict. Your survival hinges entirely on Living Forge, which lets you craft Magic Resist items on the fly without giving up lane pressure.
Rumble will constantly shove the wave to trap you under tower, attempting to poke you down while you secure last hits. Normally, this relentless pressure forces frequent, costly recalls that bleed gold and turret plates. By leveraging your passive to build Magic Resist in real-time, you can absorb his fire, stabilize your health bar, and deny him the easy tower pressure or roam windows he desperately wants.
Prioritize buying pure Magic Resist components with Living Forge as soon as you accumulate the gold. Do not use Searing Charge offensively; keep this dash ready to escape his flame sweeps or to knock him back if he tries to dive you. Use the pillar from Volcanic Rupture to secure distant minions safely. If your health drops dangerously low before you can complete your first item, use Call of the Forge God to clear the wave and secure a safe recall.
Heimerdinger dominates this matchup by establishing absolute territory with his H-28G Evolution Turret setup. Whenever you attempt to close the distance, your engage is highly telegraphed. Because Searing Charge forces you into a straight, predictable path towards your Volcanic Rupture pillar, Heimerdinger can easily react and land a max-range CH-2 Electron Storm Grenade. This instantly cancels your dash, leaving you stunned, isolated, and exposed to heavy turret beam damage.
You will find yourself constantly pushed under your turret under a barrage of H-28G Evolution Turret lasers. This constant pressure limits your ability to use Living Forge safely, as any backstep to craft gives Heimerdinger free plates. Tanking both Hextech Micro-Rockets and turret shots while trying to clear waves quickly depletes your health bar, forcing early recalls and letting Heimerdinger dictate the top-lane priority without needing to roam.
To survive, stand completely outside the straight line between Heimerdinger and your Volcanic Rupture pillar to avoid baiting yourself into an interrupted Searing Charge. Use Bellows Breath solely to shield and clear incoming waves under your tower rather than looking for trades. Never launch your forward dash while his CH-2 Electron Storm Grenade is available. Instead, rely on Call of the Forge God from maximum range to initiate fights, forcing him to use UPGRADE!!! defensively.
Teemo's constant harassment with Toxic Shot and Blinding Dart severely punishes your melee range, forcing you to play defensively. Since Ornn cannot easily close the gap early on without taking heavy damage, Teemo controls the spacing using Move Quick. However, because Teemo has no hard dashes to dodge skillshots, your Call of the Forge God acts as the ultimate equalizer, enabling long-range engages he cannot easily escape.
The lane quickly becomes a war of attrition where you must concede early priority. Teemo will constantly push the wave, using Noxious Trap to secure the river and lane bushes. If you step up to contest minions with basic attacks, you will lose massive health. Your tower will constantly be under pressure, forcing you to craft items under turret using Living Forge to avoid bad recalls.
Let the wave crash and use Volcanic Rupture to safely last-hit from a distance. Save Searing Charge strictly for disengaging when Teemo tries to chase you down with Move Quick, rather than using it to trade. Once you unlock Call of the Forge God, call for your jungler and initiate from long range; Teemo's lack of mobility tools makes him incredibly vulnerable to your ram's knock-up, turning an oppressive lane into an easy kill.
Sett dominates short trades with Knuckle Down and Pit Grit, but Ornn can completely neutralize Sett's primary engage tools. By timing Bellows Breath perfectly, you become Unstoppable, completely negating the displacement of Facebreaker or the suppression from The Show Stopper. If you fail this timing, Sett will drag you into a losing brawl where his true damage from Haymaker melts your tank stats.
This matchup forces you to play defensively near your tower. If Sett freezes, you cannot contest with basic attacks due to Pit Grit's passive healing. Every time you try to secure minions with Volcanic Rupture, you risk Sett using Knuckle Down to close the gap. If he grabs you with Facebreaker while your defensive tools are offline, he easily sets up a massive Haymaker shield, forcing an early recall.
Never initiate trades with Searing Charge; save it strictly to escape after Sett wastes his pull. Keep Bellows Breath ready specifically for when Sett lunges forward to cast Facebreaker or starts the animation for The Show Stopper. If you successfully block his crowd control, immediately disengage while his Haymaker grit decays. If Sett manages to ult you, wait out his shield before attempting a counter-engage with Call of the Forge God from safety.
Singed's ability to ground you with Mega Adhesive completely disables your only mobility tool, Searing Charge. While standing in this sticky zone, you cannot dash to trigger the knock-up on your Volcanic Rupture pillar. This restriction allows Singed to freely position around you, applying Poison Trail and using Fling to toss you deep into his poison cloud without any fear of an immediate counter-engage.
The laning phase becomes a constant struggle for wave control. Because your Searing Charge is easily countered by Mega Adhesive, you cannot safely contest Singed when he clears waves with Poison Trail. This grants him easy lane priority to roam or proxy. You are forced to constantly clear under your turret using Bellows Breath and Volcanic Rupture, draining your mana while he exerts map pressure.
Never use Searing Charge offensively unless Singed has already wasted Mega Adhesive, as being grounded mid-fight leaves you entirely defenseless. When he tries to proxy, do not chase him into his poison; instead, focus on securing your farm under turret using Bellows Breath. If he activates Insanity Potion to dive or run you down, immediately cast Call of the Forge God to slow his approach and safely disengage.
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 matchup revolves around the high-stakes interaction between your ultimates. Camille can activate The Hextech Ultimatum to gain displacement immunity, completely dodging the crucial second charge of your Call of the Forge God. Additionally, her Adaptive Defenses shield mitigates your Bellows Breath trading power unless you carefully track its passive cooldown before initiating fights.
The threat of Camille's Hookshot forces you to play defensively near your turret, as her mobility makes overextending highly punishable. Post-level five, her ability to hold The Hextech Ultimatum neutralizes your kill pressure, turning the lane into a tense stalemate where she will attempt to scale and chip away at your tower using Precision Protocol.
To win this, trigger the unstoppable status of Bellows Breath to absorb the stun from her Hookshot when she dives off the terrain. Never cast the second charge of Call of the Forge God immediately; delay your headbutt to bait out her ultimate, or wait until she wastes her mobility before committing with a Volcanic Rupture pillar and Searing Charge combo.
This matchup is a pure test of execution centered around Garen's ability to negate your crowd control. The defining moment of every trade relies on Courage. If Garen activates this shield to absorb the impact of your Searing Charge, the massive tenacity bonus allows him to shrug off the brittle knockup almost instantly. This prevents you from executing your full combo while leaving you exposed to a devastating Judgment spin.
Because of Garen's Perseverance, short trades are useless unless you can consistently break his passive. When you fail your Searing Charge knockup due to his mitigation, Garen will freeze the wave or force you back with Demacian Justice if you remain low. Missing your crowd control window gives him free reign to shred your armor and push you under tower, starving you of forge opportunities.
To win these trades, you must bait out Courage before committing. Start by poking with Volcanic Rupture to threaten an engage. If he panics and shields, wait out the brief duration of his defense before using Bellows Breath and Searing Charge. If he silences you first with Decisive Strike, use the displacement of Call of the Forge God to disengage and reset your positioning rather than fighting back immediately.
This lane is a constant struggle for lane priority. While Dr. Mundo relies on Goes Where He Pleases to shrug off your crowd control, your Bellows Breath is the ultimate counter-tool. By applying Brittle, your subsequent basic attack triggers a knockback that immediately shatters his passive canister while delivering massive percent-health damage. This interaction bypasses his natural bulk and forces a race for wave control.
Because both of you possess high sustain and wave clear, the lane quickly becomes a battle of positioning behind minions. You must block his Infected Bonesaw using the wave while seeking angles to land Volcanic Rupture. If you fail to pop his passive before he activates Maximum Dosage, Mundo can safely push you under tower, forcing you to lose tempo and preventing you from using Living Forge safely.
Stand firmly inside your minion wave to deny his cleaver poke, and save Searing Charge strictly for disengages or after his passive has been popped. When trading, wait for him to step up for a last hit with Blunt Force Trauma, then immediately unleash Bellows Breath to trigger Brittle. If he manages to escape with his canister or heals through Heart Zapper, immediately retreat to your tower and focus on farming.
The dynamic of this matchup hinges on how you land your crowd control against her extreme mobility. While your Bellows Breath is crucial to shredding her, a skilled Irelia will reactively cast Bladesurge onto a nearby minion to dash out of your fire cone, completely avoiding the Brittle mark. Without this debuff, your Searing Charge or basic attacks won't trigger the knockback or bonus damage needed to match her Ionian Fervor stacks.
This mobility advantage forces you to play defensively near your turret. Every time she mispositions, you want to retaliate, but missing Bellows Breath because of a sudden Bladesurge leaves you vulnerable to an extended trade where her Ionian Fervor can melt your health. If she lands Flawless Duet or Vanguard's Edge, she can dive you easily, turning missed trades into lost plates or an early forced recall.
To win this battle of execution, never lead a trade with Bellows Breath. Instead, bait her Bladesurge by standing near low-health allied minions, and use your Volcanic Rupture to slow her first. Only activate your fire breath when she has no easy reset targets or after you successfully interrupt her with a Searing Charge knockup. If she misses her Flawless Duet, that is your green light to aggressively zone her from the wave.
This matchup is a war of attrition where Gragas relies on Happy Hour to heal back your poke, while you use Living Forge to stay in lane without recalling. The critical pivot is Gragas using Body Slam to cancel your Searing Charge mid-dash or disrupt you right as Bellows Breath applies Brittle. Because Body Slam has priority over your charge, he can completely deny your knock-up setup and winning trades.
Gragas will constantly throw Barrel Roll to slow your push and chip away at your health bar. If you recklessly use Volcanic Rupture and attempt to engage, a quick Body Slam into Drunken Rage leaves you taking heavy magic damage without being able to trade back. The lane becomes a slow, methodical chess match where whoever wastes their primary movement tool first loses control of the minion wave.
To win this stalemate, bait out his Body Slam before committing to a hard trade. Position yourself near your Volcanic Rupture pillar but do not immediately cast Searing Charge; wait to see if he panics and charges first. If he uses Body Slam offensively, you have a clear fifteen-second window to retaliate with Bellows Breath and Call of the Forge God to chunk him down. If he holds his displacement, simply focus on farming and out-scaling.
This lane is a pure contest of reaction times and spell tracking. The match hinges entirely on how Jayce uses Thundering Blow. If you attempt to initiate with Searing Charge, he can interrupt your dash mid-air. Furthermore, if you activate Bellows Breath to apply Brittle, a quick hammer-form knockback denies your follow-up auto-attack, neutralizing your main trading tool.
Because Jayce can disengage at will, you cannot force short trades. You are often pushed under turret while he pokes with Transform Mercury Cannon. However, if he wastes his hammer form cooldowns, the pressure reverses instantly. Misusing his knockback leaves him incredibly vulnerable to Call of the Forge God engages, turning a passive farming lane into an immediate kill threat.
To win this, bait his melee form swap by positioning near your Volcanic Rupture pillar. Hold Searing Charge until you see him commit To the Skies! or waste Thundering Blow. If he knocks you away early, use Living Forge to craft armor in lane without resetting, maintaining your health pool until Call of the Forge God is available to lock him down from a safe distance.
This matchup revolves around a tense mind game regarding your brittle application. While Bellows Breath is your primary tool for winning short trades, Jax possesses a hard counter in Counter Strike. By activating his defensive stance, he completely dodges the basic attack required to trigger the brittle explosion, neutralizing your burst potential and leaving you vulnerable to a heavy counter-attack.
Because you cannot easily trade into him, wave positioning becomes your lifeline. Allowing Jax to stack Relentless Assault on minion waves gives him the leverage to crash large waves and poke you under tower with Leap Strike and Empower. If you mismanage the lane state, he will quickly chip away at your turret plates, outscaling you and threatening to split-push your entire side of the map.
Never initiate with Bellows Breath while his defensive options are up. Instead, poke from safety using Volcanic Rupture. If Jax initiates with Leap Strike and immediately triggers Counter Strike, use Searing Charge to dash away toward safety before the stun lands. Only commit to popping brittle marks after you have successfully baited out his dodge, or use the knock-up from Call of the Forge God to disengage if he catches you off guard.
This tank duel is a test of patience centered on the unstoppable frame of K'Santé's Path Maker. Whenever you summon the ram with Call of the Forge God, K'Santé can easily time his charge to ignore the R2 knock-up entirely. Because his Dauntless Instinct provides consistent healing and Ntofo Strikes keeps you checked, you cannot easily force him out without playing around his defensive immunity.
You will experience a slow-paced lane where health bars fluctuate but rarely drop to zero instantly. Ntofo Strikes allows K'Santé to threaten third-hit knock-ups during wave states, forcing you to use Volcanic Rupture to farm safely from a distance. Because both of you possess high durability, trades are determined by who mismanages their defensive cooldowns, making tower dives risky and extended freeze attempts common.
To win this mental battle, never cast the second activation of Call of the Forge God immediately if K'Santé is holding Path Maker. Delay your headbutt to bait out his damage reduction stance, or wait for him to waste his dash, Footwork, before committing. If he triggers All Out, quickly disengage using Searing Charge against your Volcanic Rupture pillar to escape his enhanced offensive stats until his ultimate form expires.
This matchup revolves around a high-stakes movement duel. Your primary threat is Akali using Shuriken Flip to reactively hop away when you launch Searing Charge. If she successfully avoids your knockup this way, she can instantly reactivate the shuriken to fly back onto you, triggering Assassin's Mark to chunk your health bar while your main escape and crowd control tool is on cooldown.
Because of this threat, you cannot freely crash waves. If you use your abilities to push, Akali will drop Twilight Shroud to zone you from the farm or freeze near her turret. Missing a trade means she dictates the wave pace, forcing you to take heavy damage from Five Point Strike every time you step up to collect minions, eventually forcing a bad recall that costs you turret plates.
To neutralise her mobility, never initiate with Searing Charge. Instead, use Volcanic Rupture to poke her from a distance and force her to move. Keep your distance and focus on farming with Living Forge to build resistance. If she burns Shuriken Flip offensively or misses it, that is your cue to look for a quick Bellows Breath trade. Should she shroud, step back immediately and wait out the cloud before stepping up again.
This tank matchup is dictated by a crucial interaction with Ornn's ultimate. While both champions boast high durability, Maokai holds a massive defensive trump card: the brief untargetability during Twisted Advance allows him to completely bypass the knock-up from the second charge of Call of the Forge God. Because this interaction neutralizes Ornn's primary teamfight and skirmish tool, the lane remains a highly volatile test of mechanical timing.
During the laning phase, you cannot rely on standard all-ins. If you blindly throw out your ultimate, Maokai will negate it, sustain back up using Sap Magic, and turn the trade. This dynamic forces a slower, wave-focused lane where both of you trade grasp procs. Short trades with Volcanic Rupture and Bellows Breath are easily neutralized by his healing, meaning neither tank can easily secure solo kills.
To win this battle of patience, never initiate with Call of the Forge God while Maokai has his root available. Instead, bait his Twisted Advance by walking up for a basic trade. Once he commits and lands, use the Unstoppable frames of Bellows Breath to negate his follow-up Bramble Smash knockback. Only redirect your ram once he has already spent his dash, ensuring your crowd control connects.
This matchup is a pure scaling race decided by whether Ornn can lock down Kayle before she evolves. The pivotal interaction hinges on Ornn's Searing Charge. When Ornn attempts to engage using his Volcanic Rupture pillar, Kayle can instantly activate Celestial Blessing to gain the necessary movement speed to step out of the knock-up radius, leaving Ornn exposed to her ranged retaliatory attacks.
Since Kayle can neutralize your primary engage tool, early wave control remains neutral. If you waste Searing Charge, Kayle will punish you from distance with Starfire Spellblade and Radiant Blast, chipping away your health pool. This prevents you from executing clean recalls, allowing her to safely farm towards her Divine Ascent milestones while you struggle to leverage your Living Forge advantage.
To win this execution battle, never launch Searing Charge immediately after spawning your Volcanic Rupture pillar. Instead, walk forward to bait out Celestial Blessing. Once she wastes her movement speed burst, use Bellows Breath to apply brittle before unleashing Call of the Forge God. If she saves Divine Judgment to block your ultimate, immediately reposition and focus on forging defensive stats using Living Forge.
This skill matchup revolves around a high-stakes reaction test. Urgot relies on Disdain to fling you backward, allowing him to easily circle you and trigger multiple shotgun knees from Echoing Flames. However, Ornn can completely nullify this displacement using the unstoppable frame of Bellows Breath. Denying this flip prevents Urgot from accessing his passive's massive damage zones, keeping the trade entirely even.
Missing this crucial timing shifts wave control entirely to Urgot. If Disdain connects, his Purge melts your health bar, forcing an early recall or leaving you vulnerable to Fear Beyond Death under tower. Conversely, when you successfully block his charge, Urgot is left overextended in your wave with his primary shield on cooldown, allowing you to contest the push and protect your tower plates.
Never initiate with Searing Charge while Urgot has Disdain ready, as he will interrupt your dash mid-air. Instead, stand near your Volcanic Rupture pillar to bait his forward charge. Keep your finger on Bellows Breath and activate it the split second you see his dash animation begin. If you misstime it and get flipped, immediately use Searing Charge to escape toward your tower before his Purge can shred your health.
This skill matchup revolves entirely around the interaction between your mobility and her defensive zone. While Ornn wants to use Volcanic Rupture to set up a terrain-shattering Searing Charge, Poppy's Steadfast Presence acts as an absolute counter-measure, grounding you and inflicting damage. Because her barrier cancels your main knockup tool on reaction, neither tank can easily force an engagement without respect for the other's defensive tools.
During wave states, you cannot blindly thin the minion wave near walls, as Poppy will look to slam you. Since your Searing Charge is locked down by her active Steadfast Presence, short trades are dictated by who holds their breath. If you waste your dash into her barrier, she wins the trade easily and secures wave priority, forcing you under turret where farming with Bellows Breath becomes your only safe response.
To bypass her defense, spawn a pillar with Volcanic Rupture and walk toward it threateningly without pressing Searing Charge. Force her to panic-activate Steadfast Presence. Once her golden barrier fades, you have a fifteen-second window where your knockup is guaranteed. If she refuses to bite, redirect your focus: use Bellows Breath to apply Brittle and trade with basic attacks, saving Call of the Forge God to initiate when her defensive spell is completely down.
This skill matchup hinges entirely on how you respond to Riven's aggressive combos. Since Riven relies on the third strike of Broken Wings to disrupt your flow, your Bellows Breath is your ultimate counter-tool. Activating it right as she leaps uses your unstoppable status to completely negate her knock-up, leaving her vulnerable to a heavy Brittle proc. Mistiming this allows her Ki Burst to lock you down effortlessly.
The lane dynamic fluctuates based on Riven's ability cooldowns. When her Broken Wings is offline, you can safely walk up to contest the wave, using Volcanic Rupture to poke and secure minions. However, if she baits out your Bellows Breath, she gains complete wave control, pushing you under tower where she can safely chip away at your health using Valor to absorb return fire.
To win this duel, never initiate trades with Searing Charge unless her mobility spells are fully exhausted. Instead, hold your ground near your turret and wait for her to engage. When she initiates with Broken Wings, track her third cast rhythm. Cast Bellows Breath directly into her descent, follow up with an auto-attack to consume the Brittle mark, and then use Volcanic Rupture to block her retreat. If she activates Blade of the Exile, immediately disengage using Call of the Forge God to survive.
This even matchup hinges entirely on how Yasuo's Wind Wall interacts with Ornn's Call of the Forge God. While Ornn wants to initiate teamfights or trades with his massive ram, a reactive Yasuo can completely dissolve the projectile with a single defensive cast. Yasuo relies on Sweeping Blade to dance around Volcanic Rupture pillars, meaning Ornn cannot easily land Searing Charge knock-ups without first stripping away Yasuo's high mobility and his Way of the Wanderer shield.
During the laning phase, Yasuo will constantly push the wave using Steel Tempest while looking for short trades. Ornn can neutralise Yasuo's aggressive Sweeping Blade dashes by casting Bellows Breath to apply Brittle and gain unstoppable status against the tornado from Steel Tempest. However, if Ornn wastes Call of the Forge God into an active Wind Wall, he loses all kill pressure, allowing Yasuo to safely scale, farm, and threaten Last Breath setups.
To win this lane, you must never launch Call of the Forge God when Yasuo has Wind Wall available. Instead, poke his Way of the Wanderer shield down with Volcanic Rupture from a safe distance. Force him to use his wind barrier by threatening a Searing Charge engage near a pillar. If he panics and deploys it, you have a massive twenty-second window to safely unleash your ultimate. Hold Bellows Breath specifically to block the knock-up from his third Steel Tempest, preventing his Last Breath follow-up.
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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。
This matchup leans heavily in your favor because Jarvan IV relies entirely on his Demacian Standard and Dragon Strike combo to initiate favorable trades. By timing Bellows Breath to gain unstoppable status, you completely negate his knockup. Denied his crowd control, Jarvan IV is left exposed in a prolonged melee trade where your Brittle procs easily out-damage his Martial Cadence as the game goes on.
Once Jarvan IV misses or has his flag-and-drag combo neutralized, his massive cooldowns leave him entirely defenseless. You can freely control the wave, forcing him to farm under tower where his Golden Aegis cannot save him from under-tower poke. This massive pressure gap ensures you forge items lane-side via Living Forge while he is forced into terrible recall timings, creating a gold and scaling advantage.
Never initiate with Bellows Breath; always hold it as a counter-reaction to the moment he drops his Demacian Standard. If he attempts to trap you with Cataclysm, do not panic. Use the arena walls he creates to trigger your Searing Charge knockup, then follow up immediately with Call of the Forge God to turn his own terrain into a lethal trap. If you misstime your unstoppable window, disengage immediately with Volcanic Rupture to slow his pursuit.
Ornn dominates this matchup because he can completely neutralize Renekton's primary trade setup. When Renekton uses Slice and Dice to close the gap, you can immediately activate Bellows Breath. The unstoppable status of your breath blocks the stun from Ruthless Predator, while applying Brittle. This lets you trade back immediately with massive percentage-health damage, turning his aggressive dive into a losing exchange.
This interaction shifts the lane tempo entirely in your favor. Renekton relies on chunking you down to control the wave, but failing his stun combo leaves him vulnerable to your counter-shove. Thanks to Living Forge, you can continuously buy defensive stats directly in lane, while Renekton is forced to recall to spend his gold. This creates an insurmountable item advantage that prevents him from ever diving you under tower.
To secure this lead, never waste Bellows Breath on the minion wave. Always hold it as a direct counter-tool for when Renekton dashes. If he activates Dominus, do not panic; use Volcanic Rupture to slow him down and create a pillar, then immediately follow up with Searing Charge to escape his ultimate's aura. Once his fury decays and his ultimate ends, initiate with Call of the Forge God to crush him.
Malphite naturally stacks armor to boost Ground Slam and withstand physical damage, but this defense is entirely useless against your kit. When you use Bellows Breath, you inflict percent-health magic damage and apply Brittle. Consuming this mark with a basic attack bypasses his Granite Shield and high armor, melting his health bar in short, bursty trades while his own magic damage scales poorly.
Because Malphite cannot match your wave clear or trade effectively, you dictate the lane's flow. His Seismic Shard poke will quickly drain his mana pool without breaking your sustain, allowing you to crash waves at will. Since he cannot match your short-trade burst, you can constantly threaten him under tower or comfortably use Living Forge to build items in lane, extending your item advantage without giving him a free recall window.
Initiate trades with Volcanic Rupture to summon a pillar, then slide in with Searing Charge to knock him up if he mispositions. Immediately follow up with Bellows Breath to apply Brittle and clap him with an auto-attack. If he reacts with Unstoppable Force to escape or counter-engage, use the unstoppable frame of your own Bellows Breath to completely negate his knock-up. Should you miss your pillar setup, simply back off and wait for your cooldowns rather than letting him retaliate with Thunderclap.
Ornn dominates this matchup because he completely neutralizes Sion's main lane-clear and trade tool. Whenever Sion tries to channel Decimating Smash to clear waves or harass, you can summon a pillar with Volcanic Rupture and immediately use Searing Charge against it. This knock-up cancels his charge-up entirely. Since Living Forge provides massive stat scaling, you naturally outclass Sion's passive HP stacking without letting him dictate the lane.
Sion cannot easily crash waves or execute his proxy strategies because you dictate the wave state. Because you can cancel Decimating Smash, he is forced to use Soul Furnace or Roar of the Slayer to farm, which drains his mana quickly. This allows you to freeze the wave near your turret, forcing him into overextended positions where he is highly vulnerable to your full Bellows Breath brittle combos.
Position yourself slightly to the side of the minion wave so Sion has to choose between aiming Decimating Smash at the minions or at you. Always hold Searing Charge specifically to interrupt his channel; never waste it for raw mobility. If he tries to escape or engage with Unstoppable Onslaught, block his path by summoning a Volcanic Rupture pillar directly in his trajectory to force a premature crash, or use Call of the Forge God to counter-engage.
Ornn naturally counters Tryndamere's ultimate-heavy diving playstyle. When Tryndamere pops Undying Rage, Ornn has the perfect toolkit to neutralize his invulnerability. By linking Searing Charge off terrain or a pillar and following up with Call of the Forge God, Ornn can chain knock-ups together, wasting the entire five-second duration of Tryndamere's death-defying state while completely halting his auto-attacks.
This interaction transforms the lane into a zone of absolute trade denial. Tryndamere cannot safely use Spinning Slash forward, as any aggressive dash leaves him vulnerable to a counter-engage. Since Ornn easily stacks armor, Tryndamere's critical strikes from Battle Fury lose their threat. Tryndamere is forced to waste Bloodlust on lane sustain rather than scaling, stripping away his early-game lane pressure and tower-taking threat.
To secure this advantage, pivot your early purchases toward heavy armor components immediately instead of magic resistance. During skirmishes, never initiate with Searing Charge; instead, save this mobility tool to disrupt Tryndamere the moment he activates Undying Rage. If he tries to escape with Spinning Slash, immediately deploy Call of the Forge God to pull him back into your crowd control chain, ensuring his ultimate runs out safely before he can reach his tower.
You hold a distinct advantage here because your scaling outclasses Shen's, and you possess the perfect tools to completely negate his global ultimate. Whenever Shen channels Stand United to save his team, you can immediately cancel it. Combining Volcanic Rupture to summon a pillar with a quick Searing Charge, or launching Call of the Forge God, will instantly interrupt his teleportation, trapping him in lane with you while wasting his most impactful cooldown.
This interaction dictates the entire tempo of the lane, stripping Shen of his map-wide threat. He is forced to play defensively, knowing any attempt to use Stand United in your vision will be punished. If he retreats into his fog of war to cast it, you gain free priority to crash waves and take turret plates. Furthermore, his Spirit's Refuge cannot block the heavy magic damage from your Bellows Breath, ensuring you dominate short trades.
To secure this matchup, always hold Searing Charge once Shen unlocks his ultimate. Avoid using your dash aggressively unless you know his teleport is on cooldown. Watch his movement closely; the moment he steps back to channel Stand United, deploy Volcanic Rupture at his feet and ram it with Searing Charge to knock him up. If he manages to distance himself, trigger Call of the Forge God to interrupt him from afar. Use Bellows Breath to block his Shadow Dash taunt and apply Brittle.
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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。
Ornnを相手にするのは、レーンで倒すだけが全てじゃない。彼との多くの試合は、彼のタイミングを崩すことで勝てる。目標に十分なリソースを持って到達させない、サイドレーンに対応させられるように仕向ける、あるいは最初のアルティメットにパニックにならず、2回目のキャストを避けるための防御スキルを残しておくんだ。彼にとって不利なチャンピオンは、通常、彼の主な弱点である「長時間のデュエル」「真ダメージ」「エンゲージ後の機動力」「フロント・トゥ・バック戦闘の拒否能力」のいずれかを突いてくる。重要なのは、彼が望む地形を与えないことだ。彼が視界とピラー、そして後ろに味方がいる状態でリバーをプレイできれば、戦闘はOrnnにとって非常に有利になる。遠すぎる位置からアルティメットを撃たざるを得なかったり、プレッシャーのかかるサイドレーンを守らなければならなかったりすると、彼の影響力は激減する。
Ornnは、チームファイトになる前に相手がゲームを個人の問題に変えてきた場合に苦戦する。Topのレーナーで、デュエルで彼を脅かしたり、彼のアーマーの一部を無視したり、彼のクラウドコントロールの軌道から抜け出したりできるチャンピオンは、彼を低い位置でプレイさせ、ローテーションを遅らせる。チームファイトでは、最良のカウンターは彼を攻撃するだけではない。彼らのアルティメットのラインに集まるのを避け、2回目のキャストのためにダッシュや防御スキルを残しておき、エンゲージが失敗したときに彼のチームを罰する。したがって、勝利への計画は二重だ。レーンで不快にさせ続け、彼のキットが実行しやすくなる通路を奪うことだ。
これらのチャンピオンは、Ornnが安全だと感じたい場所、つまり長時間のトレードやサイドレーンでの保持を攻撃する。FioraとGwenは、吸収しにくいダメージで彼の耐久力を脅かし、一方ダリウスは彼のフロントラインとしての機能を低下させることができる。Ornnの問題は、単に体力が減るだけでなく、防御的にスキルを使わざるを得なくなり、ウェーブプライオリティを失い、目標地点に理想的なタイミングで到達できなくなることだ。デュエルが長引けば長引くほど、彼のユーティリティタンクとしての計画はより不快になる。
チャンピオンの適応方法. Ornnはトレードを短縮し、グリップを活かし、Eをディスエンゲージや明らかなミスへの罰のために残しておき、その後、目標地点へ価値を移す必要がある。長時間のデュエルを探すことはめったに利益にならない。彼はクリーンに生き残り、味方が後ろから攻撃できるような戦闘を仕掛ける必要がある。
これらのチャンピオンは、Ornnのエンゲージをより不確実にする。Camilleは彼女のウィンドウを活かし、Ornnに対応を強いるサイドプレッシャーを作り出すことができる。Jaxはトレードを延長し、Ornnがすでにクラウドコントロールを使った瞬間を罰することができる。Kennenはバックラインを脅かし、Ornnは自身のフロント・トゥ・バック戦闘を強要しようとする。共有された考えはシンプルだ。彼らはアルティメットの軌道に受動的に留まらない。彼らは戦闘を動かし、対応策を残し、そして彼のコミットメントによって作られたスペースを罰する。
チャンピオンの適応方法. Ornnは、過度に分かりやすいアルティメットを避け、即時のキャストよりも脅威をプレイすべきだ。これらのチャンピオンに対しては、戦闘を早すぎるタイミングで開始するのではなく、敵のダッシュ、ジャンプ、またはエントリーを待ってからターゲットをロックすることで価値を得ることが多い。
レンジドチャンピオンは、Ornnがキットを真に使う前にダメージを受けることを強いるため、彼のレーンをより高くつく。Vayneはダメージと再配置によって彼のタンク能力を脅かし、Teemoは彼の短いトレードを妨害し、彼のウェーブコントロールを遅らせることができる。危険なのはレーンプレッシャーだけではない。目標地点の前にOrnnがリソースを失いすぎると、彼はもはや同じ自信を持ってフロントラインの役割を果たすことができない。体力の低いOrnnはエンゲージが悪くなり、予測しやすくなる。
チャンピオンの適応方法. Ornnは、いくらかのCSを諦め、体力を温存し、すべてのポークに対応するのではなく、スペースをコントロールするためにQを使うことを受け入れる必要がある。目標は、不快なレーンを勝つことを証明することではなく、アルティメットが利用可能な状態で最初の目標地点に到達することだ。
Fioraは、彼女がOrnnの通常の論理を逆転させるため、理解すべき優先度の高いマッチアップだ。通常、彼は最初の接触を吸収し、クラウドコントロールを配置してから、味方のフォローを待つ。Fioraに対しては、彼女がリポストを保持したり、バイタルを通じてデュエルを延長したりすると、すべての重要なスペルが罰のウィンドウになり得る。したがって、Ornnははるかに控えめにプレイする必要がある。短いトレード、コントロールされたウェーブ、明らかなリポストへのフルコンボなし、そして何よりも目標地点への迅速な移行だ。彼がエゴでレーンを勝ち取ろうとすると、Fioraにまさに彼女が望むリズムを与えてしまう。
VayneはOrnnに異なる問題解決を強いる。彼は単にタンクになり、ゲームが簡単になるのを待つことはできない。彼女の射程、再配置能力、そしてタンクを罰する能力は、あらゆるスペーシングミスを非常に高くつく。Ornnの計画は忍耐強くある必要がある。体力を温存し、強制的なレーンエンゲージを避け、そしてVayneがサイドスペースを欠いている戦闘を探すことだ。狭いエリアは彼の最良の味方であり続けるが、それは彼のチームが2回目のアルティメットキャスト後に彼女を本当に脅かすことができる場合に限られる。
1回目と2回目のキャストを分ける必要がある。1回目のキャストは進路を示し、しばしばプレイヤーをパニックに陥れるが、本当の危険は、突進してノックアップを作り出す2回目のキャストから来る。可能であれば、2回目のキャストのためにダッシュ、防御スペル、または横移動を温存しよう。最善のカウンタープレイは、目標地点の通路で直線的な移動を避けることでもある。なぜなら、Ornnは特に地形を利用して回避を困難にするからだ。
自動的にそうすべきではない。Ornnが後ろのキャリーがフリーな状態でエンゲージした場合、彼を先に攻撃することは、彼のチームに時間を与えるだけかもしれない。主にOrnnと彼のダメージディーラーとの距離を見るべきだ。もし彼が深くまでエンゲージしすぎた後に孤立したら、彼を罰するのは理にかなっている。しかし、彼のチームがうまく位置取っているなら、彼のクラウドコントロールを回避または吸収し、彼のエンゲージを変換するチャンピオンを脅かす方が良い。
Ornnはレーンを生き残り、ウェーブをコントロールし、その後、価値を目標地点に移動させたい。強力なデュエリストは、彼がそれを無料でできないようにする。彼らは彼にスペルを防御的に使わせ、長いトレードを危険にし、彼をチームから引き離すサイドレーンプレッシャーを作り出すことができる。Ornnが後で役立つとしても、これらのチャンピオンに対してテンポを失いすぎると、マップ上の彼の最初のアルティメットの質が低下する。
彼が到着したときだけでなく、彼が到着する前に目標地点を準備する必要がある。視界を確保し、集団での進入を避け、ウェーブを守るかチームに参加するかを選ばせ、そして彼のアルティメットを回避するための横のスペースを保とう。視界のない狭い通路で待っていると、彼は理想的な状況を得る。目標は、彼のエンゲージを予測可能にするか、コストが高すぎるようにすることであり、彼に完璧な瞬間を選ばせることではない。
