Hello! I am Tourizm a long time League of Legends Player since season 3! Since Season 5 I have almost just played Support in all different variations, styles, and Champions.
I have peaked in Diamond 4 last season, were I maintain until today. Since Nami came out her Kit, Playstyle and Champion design hooked me. Today she is my favourite Support Champ due to her versatility and helped me massively to get do Diamond
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Guide Details x Intro x Closing x Changelog Champion x Pros / Cons x Abilities x Tips & Tricks

Pre-Game x Masteries x Runes x Team Comp In-Game x Items x Gameplay x Strategy

Pros

+ Very Strong Peel + Good CC + Good Disengage + Provides Good Sustain for your ADC + Buffs Allies with MS + Good Harrass

Cons

- Squishy - Needs very Well Positioning in Teamfights - Both CC are skill shot and one is very hard to hit - Squishy - Mana Hungry

Who Is Nami?

Nami is difficult in that she is not the queen of a role (peeling, healing/shielding, damage etc.) but she does a little bit of everything. While Nami can be played passively, she is much more effective played as a lane bully because other supports do a better job at providing sustain (Soraka) and peel (Janna, Lulu).

Playstyle

You should generally be playing aggressively unless you are up against an all-in or hook champ (Leona, Blitz, Thresh). Nami is a lane bully. If you're playing passively, you're wasting a lot of her potential.

Nami's W is her main trading tool and makes her a beast level 1. If you get a double bounce you will most likely be able to 1v2 a trade. It costs a lot of mana though so using it only for the heal in lane is most of the time not efficient. Try to at least get one bounce.

Don't skill E level 2 Go for Q instead (For Getting First Blood or Avoiding Enemy Jungle Gank)

Namis bubble is really difficult to hit. Consider slowing the enemy first with your own auto attacks + E before you throw it out.

Nami is a very well rounded support however given that fact it is very hard to excel against Lane that are built for certain aspects for example, a kill Lane will more than likely beat you even if you're playing aggressive same with a poke or sustain lane. It's all about being a well-rounded player and focusing on saving your ad and picking the right style to play vs the lane you are facing. Keep that always in mind!