League of Legends Season 10 Champion Guide: Nautilus tips and tricks

League of Legends Season 10 Champion Guide: Nautilus tips and tricks

For some, he's the most obnoxious medium in the game, offering insane amounts of engagement potential and a fair amount of volume to boot. For others, he's a midlaner who never loses his priority, always ready to wander and ruin someone else's day. Since its release, Nautilus has been known as an almost unstoppable juggernaut - but how does players of League of Legends' most popular medium stand out from the crowd?



Control the bushes

Something that's really effective for supports - and melee engagement supports like Nautilus in particular - applies pressure by sitting out of sight and threatening an engagement. Starting with an unconventional Oracle lens at level 1 allows you to deny enemy vision and choose fights as you wish, ensuring lane priority almost immediately.

Different capacities for different situations

The Titan of the Depths has more than a few utility-oriented skills in its kit. Access to a snare, pull, hit and more than its fair share of stuns puts Nautilus in a league of its own when it comes to crowd control.

With so many tools available, however, which one is best to take at level 1? You can take Q-Dredge Line to engage early, by unhooking a hook for a first set of clutch blood. The other main option is E-Riptide, pushing waves (literally) into an area of ​​effect and dealing decent damage to any enemies unlucky enough to get caught in the radius. This will ensure both early priority and faster access to your level 2 powerpike.


Make your R account

Something often underestimated is the second ultimate component of Nautilus - Depth Charge. Targeted knock-up will apply to one enemy, but if you tilt it correctly you can grab several - set up a friendly Yasuo for some ultimate great play or just create more mayhem.





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