The range on
Ebb and Flow is so high that is it quite easy for
Nami to poke karma without having to walk past her minion wave. Additionally, the high projectile speed makes it quite difficult for
Karma to
Inspire and have the shield 'cancel' the damage.
If a
Karma is to bully a
Nami out of lane, i would believe that it is moreso because the ADC she is paired with may be a bigger bully compared to her opponents' adc.




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utopus wrote:
The range on
Ebb and Flow is so high that is it quite easy for
Nami to poke karma without having to walk past her minion wave.








I don't think the match-up has really changed much.







Karma's spell does slightly more damage yes, but it is important the heal factor is not overlooked. The heal that

However, I still think that karma's poking effectiveness greatly depends on the ADC that she is with. For instance, if




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As I stated, I don't think the advantage is near as blatant as some other champions, but it's still there. The targeted nature of
Ebb and Flow makes it more consistent than
Inner Flame and it ofc, as a heal, can negate damage, but a properly used
Mantra'd
Inner Flame is gonna chunk
Nami or her carry a lot harder than
Nami can just ignore and that's also something that's been left out of this discussion. Not to mention that the consistency of
Ebb and Flow still comes with a higher mana cost and cooldown (with gaps that only get wider) than
Inner Flame's.
Since champions like
Lucian and
Tristana are still popular, it's not like it's too much to ask that someone actually play a champion who has synergy with what you're playing.








Since champions like


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