happens to be a cheap, easy pickup as a counterpick into
in any lane.
can't bide her time with
like she depends on in the early game, choosing her all-ins and waiting on W and E cooldowns, because he'll just heal up to full on his passive if she does, while her own in-kit heals depend on hitting Q's. His own Q-silence also throws off her engage timing and can be used to trade effectively, while his W is also a damage reduction, which, unlike hers, can be used while moving.
As for
, like a lot of champions whose primary gimmick is damage, he struggles against
. He struggles even more than some because he is a melee autoattack-based champion who depends on getting and staying very close to his targets, and when he does that to
,
hits two buttons, gains a bunch of damage reduction, and then swings a sword around a bunch of times and clobbers him with it, reducing his own armor and making him very vulnerable.
are also champions who succeed if they trick their opponents into leaning into their combos. They often don't succeed if their opponents don't take the bait. If
doesn't hit her stuns and damage reduction, she has a very hard time getting kills and snowballing. If
doesn't get a few empowered counterstrikes, he's a lot less compelling. You can succeed against these champions better in any game simply by being less aggressive, refusing to play into their damage-reduction abilities, and kiting/dodging/canceling your autoattacks appropriately.