Hi! I'm Echlipse, a gold player from NA. I started playing at the end of Season 5, and had tons of fun playing Yasuo and Lee Sin. As of the day I made this guide, I have 170k points on Yasuo, and intend to raise that number. I Hope you find this guide helpful. This is my first guide, so sorry for any mistakes I may have made. Also, please leave comments on things I should fix, and any other tips you have.

Pros Cons
-Fun -Hard to learn/master
-Snowballs -Squishy melee champ
-Tons of Outplay Potential -Needs something to dash on
-Just a Good Champ -Needs knockups
-High burst -Weak to CC

What's above is what i recommend, tho you can take fervor, warlords, and thunderlords as a substitute in other situations.

Take e first if you are sure you can win the level one trade. Dash onto a minion, auto, dash onto them, auto, dash out. If you know you can't win that trade, take q and farm. Always go in level 2.

- Main part of his kit. If you don't have any knockups on your team, this is your last hope. If possible, always e-q on your 3rd q for the knockup.
- USE THIS WISELY. You will pretty much only have one use of this skill in each teamfight, so use it wisely.
http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/leagueoflegends/images/f/f8/Sweeping_Blade.png/revision/latest?cb=20131122024204] - The fun part of his kit. Works hand in hand with your q. Relies on something to dash to, like minions.
http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/leagueoflegends/images/c/c6/Last_Breath.png/revision/latest?cb=20131122024116] - The wombo combo ability :D REMEMBER- Using this resets all stacks on your q, and gives you your flow shield.

There are a few cool tricks you can do with Yasuo.

E-Q-Flash. (When you have q fully stacked) When you do this, you knockup the circle around where you flashed to. Good way to catch out someone, of to cheese your opponent in lane.

E- You can dash over raptor wall, krug wall, and the wolf wall. Good way to escape when being chased.

Tip - When you knock someone up with an e-q or a q from point blank, you can fit in an auto before using your ultimate.

In conclusion, Yasuo is a great champion that is fun to play, but hard to master. He has a pretty high skill cap, and you can see that by watching different Yasuo players. He takes time to learn and master, so don't get frustrated if you go 0-5 in your first game. Remember. It's a game, so have fun. :)