Nami Build Guide for Wild Rift

How to play Nami

Nami is an enchanter Support Champion. She has great crowd control and excels at healing and buffing your team to help keep them alive. She has a pretty strong laning phase, you just need to be careful if the enemy engages onto you because you do not have a lot of health and can die quickly. The later the game goes, the better Nami gets. Her heals become even stronger and you can do a lot more to keep your team alive with her Tidal Wave and her other abilities that lock down the enemies.

Nami Build Breakdown

Talisman of Ascension

Harmonic Echo

Ardent Censer

Staff of Flowing Water

Protector's Vow

Boots of Mana - Dream Maker

Nami does best with support items that give her heals more power. Harmonic Echo is a strong item. Since Nami's heals are on a low cooldown she can use Harmonic Echo to heal her team up even more than before.

With runes, we have the following:

Aery

This gives Nami's heal an extra shield and also allows her to deal that little bit of additional damage, which is excellent for early-game trades in the laning phase.

Scorch

Scorch gives Nami a lot of poking power in the early game when using Ebb and Flow on enemy champions.

Empowered Attack

Nami wants to play aggressive during the laning phase, using her Ebb and Flow and Tidecaller's Blessing, which work well with Empowered Attacks' bonus auto attack damage.

Eyeball Collector

Eyeball Collector is great since it gives Nami more Ability Power every time she gets a takedown. Zombie Ward can also be a good choice if you often roam and look to kill wards.

Bone Plating

Since Nami is a very squishy champion that can help keep her team alive. The enemy team will look to focus you to try and take you down early. However with Bone Plating you will take less damage.

Flash

Ignite

For summoner spells, Flash is a must on most champions. It's a great spell to get you out of a bad situation or allows you to flash and save your ally or even maybe get a kill. Ignite is a great 2nd summoner spell for Nami as you want to look to take aggressive trades in the early game because of your high damage output.

Early Game

Nami does ok in the early game, you can poke the enemy with Ebb and Flow and it can bounce back to you and heal you at the same time. You can heal your AD carry if they are low on HP so you can survive and stay in lane longer. You can always look for an Aqua Prison bubble on the enemy and if you land it you can follow up with your AD to do a lot of damage to the enemy. You have to be very careful when stepping forward as if you get caught out and engaged on you can die very quickly.

Late Game

The later the game goes the stronger Nami gets as her shields and heals get stronger with more items. You can use your Tidal Wave to engage on the enemies but make sure you always stay back and heal your team. It is really important as a support that you stay with your team and help them during team fights. Prioritize staying back and keeping your carries alive protecting them against the enemy team using everything possible to keep them alive. The AD Carry in your team is one of the main damage sources and keeping he/her alive is really important! 

Conclusion

Nami is quite an easy champion to play but does have some skill shots that you need to practice to utilize them best! She is great at keeping your team alive and can pressure a lot in the laning phase to give your Dragon Lane partner a lot of breathing space.

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